The Manufacturers description of the Samsung SGH-i320n is "imagine an Ultra slim smartphone that elevates your working experience With its countless different high-performance functions that allow you to work more efficiently and achieve more, the Samsung SGH-i320N will get you there faster, wherever you are heading. Just what you need when you’re on a business trip making this mobile the ideal travelling companion with all features that fit perfectly into the ultra slimline 111 x 59 x 11.5 mm casing."

The Nokia 9300i device combines the features of a business PDA with a stylish design and multimedia support. Advanced messaging, e-mail, security features, and high-speed data capabilities including WLAN makes it ideal for enterprise applications.

In Conclusion, All about symbian wrote "At first glance, a lot of end-users are going to look at the lack of a camera and decide that the 9300i is a downgrade from whatever phone they have, but I think that misses the point. Nokia have huge resources and are capable of producing an equally large number of phones, and this means that rather than produce devices like the upcoming Sony Ericsson P990, which will need to accommodate every single user whim, they can allow devices to be tailored to a specific group of people. That’s why the 9300i is aimed squarely at business users on the move.

Yes, power users can moan about a lot on the 9300i, but this phone isn’t for power users. This is a phone that gives a huge amount of power and flexibility to the mass market. The communicator range, in the shape of the 9300i,  finally have a phone with a respectable size, stable software and a solid range of third party applications.  It might not look it, but in the marketplace, the 9300i should be a winner by a country mile."

In a review of the Nokia 5500 Sport, Trusted Reviews said "The Nokia 5500 Sport is tri-band and features Bluetooth and infrared built in. It is small and light – 103g and 107 x 45 x 18mm. The standard version, which I had, comes with a rather measly 64MB microSD card which, in the interests of dust and water resistance lives under the battery. Inserting it is a must as it has some good extra software on board. There is a Music version of this handset which ships with a 512MB card."

Mobile Review Said "The model is highly overrated by the potential buyers, it is not worth its price. When it will be released, that's April, its price will range from 350 to 360 Euros (in Russia the price will start from $470 and go up). This is appropriate price of S60 3 rd edition smartphone with adjusted functionality, but overstating for the music phone. For example Sony Ericsson W800i is cheaper, has better package and the most important fact – it's great at playing the music, its main destination. This lets us to summarize the following: Nokia 3250 will not become the bestseller on the market, this is a rather niche solution, which might sell well because of good PR campaign and marketing efforts. It's sad that despite having the potential of S60 manufacturers could have created a really impressive product which would become a bestseller, but they did not. On the other hand such task did not exist in the very beginning, the aim was different: creating of narrow assortment model for “cheap” consumers, it was not supposed to be massive. "