I have the phone and here are the pros and cons.
Pros:
01. The screen. It is awesome.
02. Lightweight and thin as a wafer.
03. Stainless steel body. Very durable.
04. Value for money.
05. EDGE.
06. Active standby.
07. Absolutely awesome voice recognition.
08. Separate ports mean that you can listen to the radio while using the phone as a modem and charging it at the same time.
09. Looks good.
10. Did I mention the screen?
Cons:
01. Lacks true multi-tasking capabilities. For example, you have to quit Opera Mini if you want to read an SMS. The music player and radio do run in the background though.
02. It is a Symbian phone but it has the series 40. So it won't allow you to install the SIS files. Only JAVA.
03. The heat problem is there but it does not bother me much.
04. The battery is OK but I've seen better.
05. The user interface is better than most other Nokia phones, but could still use some improvement.
06. The volume buttons on the left are very difficult to press (and they are the ones that invoke voice commands so you do have to press them quite frequently).
07. The D-pad is crummy. You will keep pressing the key in the centre whenever you try to press the 'Up' key (unless you use your nails).
08. A stupid 2.5mm audio out port which means that you cannot connect standard headphones.
09. Does not charge when connected to the computer through USB.
10. Nokia. Need I say more?
My verdict: Recommended.
Between the K550i and this phone, this one would be my recommendation because of the gorgeous screen.