What's the best phone? You keep asking us, so we're going to answer. You've seen our Top 5 lists from time to time, but now we're proud to announce PhoneDog official rankings of the best phones as decided by the editorial team. We're keeping track of our old lists too, so you'll be able to click through the archives to see what phones were added to or dropped off of a list and when.
Check out our top three T-Mobile messaging phones!
 | 1. Samsung Gravity TPros
Cons
Summary
The Gravity T may not excel in the web browsing department or in speed performance, as a messaging phone, it's one of the best.
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 | 2. Samsung Gravity 3Pros
Cons
Summary With the Gravity 3, you get all of the benefits of the Gravity T, without having to worry about the potential problems of a touchscreen device, something many people will appreciate. |
 | 3. Samsung :)Pros
Cons
Summary We're going to be honest with you. The only reason the :) is in this list is because we needed a third phone. T-Mobile actually only has three messaging phones available. If you need a phone with the bare minimum of specs and performance but you don't want just a cheap flip phone, the :) will be fine. Still, it's a last resort. Check out the first two phones in this list before you settle on this one. |
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