The inventive Samsung UpStage for Sprint brings together good design and functionality into a supremely elegant handset. Aesthetically-savvy folks will love this phone for its clever and compact convergence of music player and phone.

Mobiledia Reviewed Samsung SPH-m620 Upstage and gave out “However, the UpStage’s unique design could be a drawback for those who don’t appreciate the phone’s “flip” function or touch-sensitive navigation pad. The navigation pad will take some time to master, but will be worth the effort.The UpStage provides an exciting alternative to a music player, complete with Bluetooth functionality and wireless access to the Internet.”

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