It couldn't have cost him but so much. I sincerely doubt he paid more than $80 for it, probably less. I have no complaints. I have never been willing to blow a lot of money on a phone. That typed, I have managed to find an app to synch my Microsoft calendar and my emails. I think most of my Contacts are synched up already, but if they aren't, I have an app I just have to sign in next time I'm at my desk in my office and it should be good.

I've been able to install Droid versions of my favorite Microsoft Apps that my Windows Phone was no longer supporting (MSN Money, for example) and the Droid version is gold. All in all, I have no complaints so far. I just had to spend time fiddling with it, whereas when I activated my Windows Phone, all I had to do was log in to my Microsoft account and everything synched up automatically. There was no drama there whatsoever.