The good: Very cheap. Small and very light. Easy texting. DMFL. The bad: Battery life. Small screen. Summary: I've been very fortunate to have had a good experience with both the phone and tf. I initially chose it for the smallness, and the comfort a small phone brings when carrying it perpetually in a jeans. Very importantly was that it came with DMFL, otherwise the tracfone option isn't really all that attractive. But as opposed to other unfortunates, I haven't dropped any calls - maybe just a spot of luck.The texting on it is really nice. Despite the fact that the phone is so small, the buttons are reasonably large, and well spaced. Unfortunately the big buttons sort of pushes the screen to being rather small. Which is ok if you're texting. But if you're planning on doing any browsing, it's a little limiting, if not just frustrating. As far as the annoying browser activation button is concerned (and yes it truly is annoying, as it does tend to be pushed more often than I ever intend to - costing minutes for nothing), it can be fixed by disabling the button in the security settings. Which sorts that irritation out.Apart from that, the phone has a lot of voice activation applications, which is cool, but no blue tooth for driving with.The battery has disappointed me a bit. When I just got the phone, it took an age to charge up, and then it was only good for four or so days. Now, it's deteriorated to giving me a mere 2 days.I think it's very good value for the money it cost, and still with using it daily. Good phone