CNET Cell Phone Reviews

CNET cell phone reviews are some of the most thorough reviews you'll find online, and there are hundreds of them. Not only are the reviews thorough, but the collection of cell phones covered is too.

If you're considering a cell phone purchase, CNET cell phone reviews may be just the thing you need to make a decision. If you already have it narrowed down to just a few phones, you can go directly to them to find the pros, cons, and more. If you don't quite know what exactly you want, CNET help you out by allowing you to search based on:

• Price: This includes those that are free with service plan, less than $20, $20-50, and so on.
• Manufacturer: Motorola, Samsung, Nokia, LG, Sony, Boost Mobile, MetroPCS, HTC, Helio, etc. No matter how obscure the manufacturer, there's a good chance you'll find it here.
• Other: This is including features, style, camera options, wireless interface, and more.
• Service provider: Alltel, AT&T, Boost, Verizon, Tracfone, unlocked, and others.

Upon visiting the page, you'll see the editors' favorites right away, as well as the most viewed phones. For each phone, you'll see editors' ratings and users' ratings (on a scale of five stars). At a glance, you'll see "The Bottom Line" and the specs. You'll also see the price. You can add phones to your list and compare them all at once for ease in making your decision.

For each phone, you'll have a quick overview, which includes the good, the bad, the bottom line, and the specifications. You then get the editor's review, which includes information about the similar phones and a link to that phone so that you may compare. You get an analysis of the technology features the phone has to offer as well as the editor's opinion on whom the phone is most suited for, plus information about the carrier and price.

The CNET cell phone reviews from the site's editors may include a reception test in their area and include comments about the voice quality on both ends of the call, clarity of sound, and so forth. They then try out accessories with the phones, such as Bluetooth headsets, Bose On-Ear headphones, and more. If there's a camera, you will find out how well the camera performs, in the editor's opinion. In some cases when there is a camera, you'll see a sample picture. Additionally, the editors test the batteries and give you the results of the FCC radiation tests. All in all, the editors' reviews give you just about anything you could possibly want to know.

The number of reviews and quality of reviews in the user section will vary, of course, as all customer reviews do on almost any site. You may find paragraphs of very detailed information, or you may find a short overview. That said, you usually get pros, cons, and a summary from someone who really knows their phone. You also have the option to mark whether a review was helpful and reply to it, too.

If you need a cell phone accessory, CNET can help you find out what it is that will work best for your situation. And CNET's not just for cell phones, so if you're searching for a phone in addition to a laptop, a desktop, a digital camera, a television, or even just an MP3 player, you can find reviews on the same site.

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