I have bought one for my girlfriend last week after I bought my nokia 3530. I wanted to go for the cheapest one and I got Motorola t190. Frankly saying it is a worth for money because it is only 3300Rs(INR) with bill.. so I didnt check much of itz features.. what I wanted to have was one call button and one recieve button. That it got.. now.. she says.. to send a message, itz pretty difficult.. yes.. itz .. because the handset is so small and the keys are very small.. But she manages.. Difficult for a user who used nokia phones before because. buttons are just opposite sites.. nokia to call u press left and to disconnect on the right button. this is just opposite. so I missed lotz of calls.. :(( Still for 3300rs it is a good buy.. Oh!! Forgot to tell about the network coverage.. sorry.. I am not very happy about.. I took my nokia 3530, motorola t190 and my friend was carrying panasonic GD-68. nokia could get the coverage at one place.. where other two were searching for the network.. still if u r looking for a cheapest handset with minimum features (it got nice features as well .. like wall papers.. keypad auto lock.. etc) then u can go for a t190.