I have only had the Sagem MYX-4 mobile phone for a short time, and I haven't had that many problems with it. The handset is very simple, and it doesn't have bluetooth or even a camera (yet for some reason it can store photos), and MMS doesn't work very well on Vodafone. Also, when I make outgoing calls to many of my friends mobiles, they can only hear a buzzing sound and not my voice. Other friends have been talking to me and it sounds like we are both underwater, and the signal drops off regularly on calls. Other than these problems (and they aren't really bad, just occasional), I would recommend the phone to anyone who wants a simple user-friendly handset.

I bought the Sagem MYX-4 mobile phone for £20 on pay-as-you-go. It's really good, and I'd recommend it to anyone who is looking for a simple, colour, no-frills phone. It has better reception than my last mobile phone too.

Difficult (at least for me and my friend) menu system, Horrendous Sound System (Sagem claimed it had 16 to 64 Polyphonic instruments it could play at once for music), better sound came from a Nokia 6610 which has four instrument polyphonics. The Sagem MyX4 appears to be heavily based on WAV Technology for ringtones i.e. poor sound samples, and if it supports midi for Polyphonics, the sound samples for each instrument must be very poor and the ability to play these instruments in a manner to make nice music seems very absent on these handsets. Also Vodafone and Sagem Claim that the phone has Java Games Download MIDP2 latest 3D Animated Games (the one built in game was very nasty, and you could not turn the sound off if you wanted to play the game while on a train journey).
This is one of the latest handsets from Sagem, and to sum this up, and the rest of the Sagem Phone Range 'Crude with a Capital C'. If they don't improve, I can see them going under like Sendo has recently done, and Siemens almost has.