| Wireless phone | Rank | | | Inventory number | Bullet | Bullet | Bullet | Bullet | Comments |
| 13893 | 1 | | Sony Ericsson T68 | 21437 | $200 (with service activation, as of 6/15/02) | GSM 900 MHz/1800 MHz/1900 MHz | 3 ounces; 3.9 by 1.9 by 0.8 inches | 7-hour talk time; 8 days standby | Inexpensive, compact phone packs joystick navigation button, color screen, and world roaming. Available through AT&T Wireless, Cingular, and T-Mobile. |
| 13881 | 2 | | Motorola V70 | 21434 | $400 (with service activation, as of 6/15/02) | GSM 1900 MHz | 2.8 ounces; 3.3 by 1.8 by 0.8 inches | 4-hour talk time; 6 days standby | Smallest, most innovatively designed phone of this group has unique swiveling cover and circular display, though the keypad is a bit small. Available through Cingular. |
| 13782 | 3 | | Handspring Treo 270 | 21438 | $499 (with service activation, as of 6/15/02) | GSM 900 MHz/1900 MHz | 5.4 ounces; 4.2 by 2.8 by 0.8 inches | 3-hour talk time; 6 days standby | Combines phone and PDA into the highest priced, only Palm OS-compatible device here. Has a color screen and a tiny keyboard. Available through Cingular and T-Mobile. |
| 13884 | 4 | | Nextel Motorola I90c | 21442 | $250 (with service activation, as of 6/15/02) | IDEN 800 MHz (based on TDMA) | 4.8 ounces; 3.5 by 2 by 1.1 inches | 3-hour talk time; 3 days standby | Flip-up, Java-enabled phone with separate caller ID screen on the cover is the only model here with speakerphone and two-way radio capability. Available through Nextel. |
| 13887 | 5 | | Nokia 6360 | 21436 | $150 (with service activation, as of 6/15/02) | TDMA 800 MHz/1900 MHz | 4.2 ounces; 5 by 1.8 by 0.9 inches | 5-hour talk time; 14 days standby | The most affordable phone on our list has voice recorder, internal (rather than pull-out) antenna, and six-line text display. Available through AT&T Wireless. |
