Pros:

SIM card – I travel to Asia often and it’s great to be able to get separate local phone cards to be used on the same phone, instead of paying for all the roamings or having 2 phones for different places.

Quad band – again, good for travelling.

MP3/Camera/Videos – nice to play with.

Micro SD card memory – store all your music, photos and video and other personal stuffs in the SD card. If one day you feel like getting rid of the phone, or lend it to someone else, just take away the SD card. No need to go through the entire phone and delete files.

Slider – no worries about pressing some buttons accidentally. Of course you can always program a keypad lock.

Cons

Battery life… well, it started out great. Was impressed by only having to charge it 3-4 days with moderate usage. A few months later, similar usafe now requires me to charge it every other day.

Still a good phone, and looks cool.
Rating: 4 / 5

It has good reception, great battery life, good volume. It works great with my AT&T pre-paid account.

I bought a 2 GB micro SD card to put music on it and a Motorola USB to headphone adapter so that I can use my existing headphones.

So far, there are only a couple of negatives. One is that I can’t turn the headphone volume down low enough. Even at the lowest volume setting, it is still a little too loud for my liking. I may try to find a set of headphones with built-in volume controls. The other is a very minor issue, but still a little annoying, and that is the lag between when I press the shutter button for the camera and when the picture is taken. Since this is my 1st camera phone, I’m not sure if that is normal or not. When trying to take pictures of a 2 year old, you’ve got to be fast.

Overall this is a great phone and was well worth the price.
Rating: 5 / 5