The bad:
In our eyes there are two big omissions on the Instinct. The first is an instant messaging client, but that shouldn't be hard to remedy with web-base solutions and apps to be downloaded later. The lack of WiFi is a little more troubling, though, especially since this phone is so ready for the web. We'll keep our fingers crossed for later versions. The interface can also get a little sluggish at times. It's certainly not enough to be a deal-breaker, but it's worth a mention.

Other features:

It's equipped with a regular headphone jack so you can use your current cans without having to upgrade.

It has access to all of the fancy Sprint entertainment features including live TV. We watched Comedy Central for a bit during our weekly meeting and the quality isn't spectacular but it's better than paying attention.

The on/off button is kind of lame. We accidentally turned our phone all the way off once or twice when we just meant to turn the screen off.

Verdict: BUY IT!
At only $129, the Instinct seems like a real winner for anyone pining for touchscreen action. It's thin, light and does almost everything we could possibly ask for. Just make sure you buy yourself a cleaning cloth, too, unless you like reading your e-mail through a quarter inch of finger sludge.

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