Netgear SPH101

Easy Wi-Fi set-up, No need for a connected PC, Good audio quality

Much more expensive than a set of headphones, Bland visual design, Battery life could be better

If you're hopeless Skypeaholic with a home Wi-fi router, the SPH101 is your dream product. If you're a budget minded VoIP fanatic, maybe not.

Just not your Skype

Free Skype calls via Wi-Fi without the need to turn on your PC

Can't be used on most public hotspots Handset's not exactly feature-packed No instant messaging Edge-Core is cheaper

This is flawed and pricier than its rival. We'd love to see a Skyper from a "proper" phone manufacturer like Nokia, though

Ease of use and setup, No need for a PC, Stylish design for a VoIP handset, Up to 200 Skype contacts can be stored

Price, Phone forgets log in details when battery is completely drained, Battery life

The SPH101 is clearly for those who want the latest technology and are prepared to pay for it. Although it's convenient for regular Skype users, it's still costly and doesn't offer as many features as it potentially could. If you want to use Skype on the