Features

• This sporty little model is as fun as it is stylish
• Large color screen (65,000 colors)
• Download MegaTones from the hottest bands
• WorldClass international phone (dual band: 900 & 1900 MHz) for travel in over 100 countries
• Comes with picture messaging and AOL Instant Messenger

Reviews (154)

Built to last
I've had this phone for three years. It is basic--no frills (other reviews list the features)--but never irritating. What a delight to own one device that fulfills its intended function.
Lasted for 2 years now...
This phones is excellent. I got this phone the summer befor I entered higschool and im on my Sophmore year and its still going strong.
Samsung E105
This is the phone I was using until the screen broke. Im giving it 4 stars because of how it is while its working lol. Really really easy to use. Easy on the text, I can text really fast with this phone. Its a small phone, good buttons. Good features on it. Easy to get to things quickly. One downfall is the service. I couldnt get very good service with this phone. While in buildings etc. Once outside it isnt no big deal, but in certain buildings ehh... got some trouble. But this is a good little phone!!! But it doesnt work anymore, the screen is black now, and I cant see anything. It happened out of no where to. Even though it has been dropped in water twice, and dropped on the floor quite a few times lol. But nothing serious. Its a good phone. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Sam Sung    2. Flip Fold   

Editorial Review

If you're looking for one compact device that can do it all, here's the answer. The Sprint PCS Vision PPC-6700 Smart Device combines a phone with a Windows Mobile 5.0 PDA with all the bells and whistles: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, a miniSD card slot, support for EV-DO high speed data, and whole lot more. And don't forget the unique slide-out QWERTY keyboard that makes messaging, note-taking, and other writing tasks a breeze.Read more

Features

• Bluetooth Technology
• WAP / Web Browser Browser Software: Pocket Internet Explorer WAP 2.0
• Text Keyboard Layout: QWERTY
• Expansion Card Card Type: miniSD
• Camera: Resolution: 1+ megapixel LED flash / macro mode

Reviews (11)

Perfect device
I have used non-phone pocket pc PDAs before and have come to rely on them, so when this was available from my Alltel service, I jumped to get it so that I wouldn't need to carry a PDA and a phone with me.
Phone is a Major Disappointment on many levels
I can't say enough bad things about this device. Save yourself from a headache and don't purchase this product.The battery does NOT make it through a day of minimal use.In order to have this phone work properly for you, you would need to purchase an extended battery with a price range from 60 - 80 dollars.The most disappointing feature of this phone is the phone's speaker volume itself.It is very hard to hear conversations, and it makes for many frustrating phone calls. Many colleagues of mine have decided not to purchase this device after they experienced first hand how poor the quality of the phone was. The phone however sounds excellent when plugged into a headset. The phone as it is, is bulky... let alone adding a larger battery onto it. For the money spent, I'm very disappointed.The manufacturer has cut many corners in making this device and it is evident.Shame on them!

JUST A PHONE WHICH NEEDS 100 XTRA STYLUS
This is one of the worst phones i have ever have had.the stylus keeps getting lost and the phone gets crazy sometimes dialing different numbers
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Features

• Take vivid color pictures right from your mobile phone. And with the embedded flash, you can snap away wherever you are
• The speakerphone function lets you talk hands free
• Its sleek, clamshell design is small and stylish
• The Text Messaging function lets you send a full graphic display of up to nine text input lines and one icon line with varying font sizes
• Openwave browser with WAP 2.0 technology gets you a faster web connection than ever before

Reviews (2)

It's functional
If you are looking for a phone to simply make and receive calls, and send text messages, then this will work just fine for you. If you are one of those people who wants a lot of extra cool stuff, don't buy this one. It is a cheap phone. The camera does work, but it doesn't take the best pictures.
A no-frills South Korean phone that doesn't work
This South Korean phone sucks.It has no good features, it's made cheaply, and the camera barely works.Verizon Wireless is good at bringing crappy phones to its customers.Of course, many people like their network quality (which is good in most areas except NY and LA, as far as I know from firsthand experience).But their phone selection really sucks... although they do have some cool Moto phones. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Flip Fold   

Editorial Review

With a VGA camera, dual displays, advanced voice-activated dialing, and a speakerphone the Samsung PM-A850 is great for folks who want to take advantage of Verizon Wireless service.Read more

Features

• Internal 65K color screen with external caller ID display
• Built-in camera with 300k pixel resolution
• Speakerphone with advanced speech recognition
• Picture handwriting messaging, enhanced messaging, and text messaging
• Bilingual text display

Reviews (21)

demon phone
I got stuck with this clunky thing when my other phone was destroyed and this model was provided via the insurance company. Ugh. I always had great reception from Verizon until this phone. I never had dropped calls before with Verizon, and then I started getting dropped calls once a day--and I remained within the same service area. It seems that no one can hear me properly even in a quiet room, a problem which has resulted in lots of screaming and misunderstandings, not to mention accusations that I'm "not a good listener" or "not paying attention." This phone will hurt.
It is just not good. You can find a better one
For several years I had Samsung and LG phones with Verizon. I never even once had a dropped call, disconnection...etc. My last phone was damaged and I was given this as a replacement (cost me $60). Since I got this, I hear the expression "please speak louder I cannot hear you" a lot. A lot of places the signal reception is not good while the previous phones I had were working just fine. The menus are all buried inside and....so many problems. I do not like it at all. Do not buy this.

Great for those who need a solid, reliable phone.
I recently acquired 2 of these phones for my wife and I as an upgrade from our 2 year old Samsung A650's. I was happy to continue using Samsung Verizon phones becuase the a650 had been an excellent phone with no problems or battery issues throughout it's rough 2 year life with us. After getting the phones home, I was reading some reviews here and was concerned about the performance of these phones. Some folks had not rated them highly and stated some serious problems with sound quality and call dropping. Let me address these complaints in my personal experience with this phone:
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Subjects:  1. Sam Sung    2. Flip Fold   

Editorial Review

Simply put, the Siemens SX66 does it all. A full color display slides down to reveal an integrated QWERTY keypad, while integrated "wi-fi" and Bluetooth keep you on the cutting edge of connectivity. Powered by the Windows Mobile 2003 operating system and with support for corporate email accounts, this device is designed for maximum efficiency, wherever you are. It's the ultimate power tool for mobile professionals.

Features

• High performance 32-bit Intel PXA263 CPU, 400 MHz with up to 64 MB flash ROM, 128 MB RAM
• Unique slider design, QWERTY keyboard
• Connectivity provided by WiFi (802.11b), Bluetooth®, USB, and wireless data transfer via infrared interface (IrDA)
• Cingular Xpress Mail Suite provides real-time access to your corporate and personal email
• SD IO capable SD/MMC slot

Reviews (24)

Not Ready for Prime Time
I had to return it twice... both times the 'problem' was covered. But now that it is "out of warranty" the same problems reoccure.
Siemens SX66
I have had this PDA for a year and I do not recommnd buying this device. The battery constantly falls out. Most of the time the inforamtion is restored upon re-installation of the battery, but not always. Several times I have had to re-load and re-synch all of my programs, etc. Also, the phone locks up after 10 calls have been restered in the phone history. You must delete the call history or you cannot place calls. The phone will dial, but time out with never connecting the call.
Speaker problems
I have had the Siemens SX66 for exactly one year and one month. I do not use it for anything except web surfing (great for travelling), email, and as a regular phone. I loved this phone until the speaker began going out (after 4 months), first I had to have it on speaker phone to hear and then even on speaker phone the voices were very distorted. It was still under warranty so Cingular took it back and I got a new one within 3 days! However, the speaker has gone out again, and even though I recieved a new phone less than 9 months ago, the warranty was not extended, so repair is expensive.
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Editorial Review

Billed as an entry-level phone, the Motorola v188 is actually a feature rich beauty with quad-band global coverage capability. Instant messaging, MP3 ringtones, dual displays, USB connectivity and gaming support are all here-- a significant step up from entry level phones of the past. It's the perfect companion to T-Mobile service.Read more

Features

• Entry Level phone with a stylish and slim clamshell design
• Quad band world phone that operates on 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
• Talk handsfree with the 2 way integrated speakerphone
• External caller ID so you can see who's calling before you answer your phone
• Includes phone, charger and user documentation.

Reviews (48)

Mediocre
The plasma screen cracked within one month of purchase. The phone never fell nor did I treat it roughly. It just cracked in my pocket.
Utter Krap
I'm really not that selective about cell phones.I don't want a camera, I don't care what it looks like, I don't need no fancy bluetooth garbage.I just want a phone that will call people, and I really like voice dialing, which was one of the reasons I selected this phone.That was where my disappointment began.
This thing is built like a tank!!!
First of all I agree that the speakerphone is not the best but I'm here to tell you that this thing is built like a tank.I have dropped this phone no less than 50 times; on sidewalks, subway, running, etc., and it just keeps going and going.Yes, it's a no frills phone but I challenge you to find a tougher phone. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Flip Fold   

Editorial Review

Billed as an entry-level phone, the Motorola v180 is actually a feature rich black beauty with quad-band global coverage capability. Instant messaging, MP3 ringtones, dual displays, USB connectivity and gaming support are all here-- a significant step up from entry level phones of the past. It's the perfect companion to Cingular Wireless service.Read more

Features

• The sleek feature-forward model V180 offers mobile movers and shakers hip style without the hot price tag.
• Polyphonic speaker for MP3 ring tunes and MPEG4 video playback
• Large, vibrant color display with picture caller ID
• Stylish clamshell design with integrated speakerphone
• Includes phone, charger and user documentation.

Reviews (66)

Very Bad Workmanship
The quality of this phone is a joke. The first problem was the hinge of the flip up part.It started having problems almost immediately with with the hinge sticking and cracking from regular use. In less than a year in had shorted out completely.The only good things about it a couple of loud ringers.DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY
Great Basic Phone
If you're not a techy person, don't talk a lot and looking for a simple phone, this is a good one. I've had this phone for over a year with T-mobile. I never had any problems with my lcd screen that the other reviewers have experienced.
Buy some thing else
The worst cell phone I have ever owned. PLEASE PLEASE dont waste your money on this paper weight. The screen gave problem on day 3, ever since then there has been some kind of problem or the other with this phone. We have two as part of a family plan and both have the exact same problem with the display screen. I hope Motorola people are reading this. Never again will I buy ANYTHING motorola. They just lost a valuable customer. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Flip Fold   

Editorial Review

This sexy slider from Kyocera is designed to be the center of all your good times on the go. With support for Virgin Mobile's "VirginXL" wireless content services, MP3 playback capabilites, a memory card slot, a VGA camera with flash, and a speakerphone, the Slider Sonic is a high end phone for high energy fun.Read more

Features

• 1.9" color high quality display (176 x 220)
• Music player that supports WMA and MP3 audio formats
• 300K pixel VGA camera w/ flash and video record and playback
• Transflash removable memory slot
• Limit 5 phones per customer.

Reviews (23)

Good Phone
This is a good phone and it does a lot of things I just wished it was smaller and that the sound on the MP3 player was louder when using headphones

Best Phone I've Ever had (I've had 5)
I'm 13 years old, and I recently purchased this phone to replace my Motorola V276 prepaid cell phone (Had that for like a month, had to get a new one because they charge you a dollar a day even when you dont make calls. So it was way too expensive, it cost $45 in prepaid cards after only a month) Anyway, this phone is excellent.
Could be better.
I needed a cell phone, and I didn't want to be attached to contracts so I knew I was going to have prepaid. Virgin Mobile seemed the best for Pre-Paid (believe me, I reserched like every phone company). This phone is decent for camera/video/mp3. The phone, itself, is a slider phone. I thought I'd try a slider after I had a bar and a flip phone. If you do buy this phone, BUY A COVER! Since there's nothing to cover your main screen, it gets scratched easily. It looks terrible in the light. The functions of the phone are pretty much basic. Virgin Mobile's network is great too. (And if you look at other phone reviews, the phone itself doesn't have to do with the bars you get) The only thing I don't like is how virgin Mobile makes the icons.
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Subjects:  1. Qualcom Kyocera   

Features

• This tri-mode, folder-style CDMA phone sports a large color screen and other top features
• Compatible with Sprint PCS ergonomic game pad
• Large LCD color screen features 65,000 colors (128x160 pixels)
• Equipped with automatic no-training voice dialing
• Comes with a voice memo that can record messages up to 10 minutes long

Reviews (60)

Samsung VI660 is defective
Stay away from the Samsung VI660 phone. It definitely has a defect in the hinge mechanism. I have had TWO of them - both of which quickly cracked in the same location - between the hinge and an indicator light.
Great solid phone
This is the best phone I ever had.After I used it for two years my husband continues to use it.No problems at all.

Get a free unlocked Motorola RAZR v3i instead!
Why settle for less, or commit yourself to a specific cellular provider and service plan, when you can get a complimentary unlocked top of the line Motorola RAZR v3i cell phone that works with any cellular service provider and any SIM card. I got mine free at this web site:ilikethis.info/razrv3i ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Sprint PCS Wireless Web    2. Sam Sung    3. Flip Fold   

Editorial Review

Building on the success of the small, pocket-friendly Motorola i830, the new i836 sports a sleek new design and added features like multimedia messaging and group connect technology that make this a must-have upgrade. If you like style that is perfectly fused with functionality, give the i836 a serious look. Plus, with Nextel's legendary Direct Connect walkie-talkie technology, speakerphone capability and a vibrant color screen, the i836 is the right tool for getting the job done.Read more

Features

• Stylish, lightweight design – lightest walkie-talkie phone on the market
• Vibrant color display with (65K)
• Java and GPS-enabled for location-based services including turn-by-turn driving directions with Telenav
• Group Connect walkie-talkie – connect with 20 people nationwide, instantly
• Multimedia Messaging – send/receive messages with audio and image attachments

Reviews (15)

Run away from this phone & Nextel
I had 3 different i836's and all had the same problems.The phone looks great but it ends there.The battery life is short & the signal sucks - I went from an i205 that I had for 5 years - to the 836 which cut off 36% of my calls (according to Nextel's own records) - this phone is the worst phone I ever used - it goes from full signal (5 bars) to no service all day long - just back and forth. I use about 6000 minutes a month and I need a dependable phone and service provider.I wasted hours and hours arguing with Nextel and got nowhere. After 2 months of torture I cancelled my service with Sprint / Nextelthey charged me $200 temination fee and refused to allow me to return the $100 i836.I went into Verizon, got a Kyocera phone and it works great. I'm paying more for my monthly service, but it just works - with no hassles.The i836 is now a $300 paperweight. I would rather stick needles in my eyes then deal with Sprint / Nextel again. What a way to treat a 9 year loyal customer Nextel.Way to go.......

I want my money back
For looks it is a nice phone, for everyday use... Dont waste your money. Not good signal, terrible sound on the speaker and very delicate to most regular use. I used for a long time the i90c... I miss it even though it was a bigger phone. I would not recomend it.

Nice Looking Piece Of Junk!
This phone is awful, I upgraded because my i80 (?) an old nextel brick was just too big and it snapped in half. this phone is the smalles they make right now. It has horrible battery l;ife, I am on my second battery because it will just cut out without warning when I am on the phone and have barely used it after a full charge. the signal is terrible, I don't have reception in places that I did with my older phone. the case scratches and chips easily and it just doesn't work!! If I paid for the phone I would have given it up long ago, but I use it for work heavily, dc and phone - when the battery is charged it does work fine. Another annoying thing is the volume buttons on the outside of the phone are easily pressed if the phone is in your pocket and will take itself off of vibrate without you knowing.
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Editorial Review

WIth an innovative sliding design, Bluetooth and a VGA camera, the boldly designed PM-325 from LG makes a powerful statement while keeping you up to date with the latest wireless technologies. It's a great companion for Sprint PCS users who want the power of PCS Vision functionality.Read more

Features

• Bluetooth® enabled camera phone with sliding keypad
• Vibrant 65,536-color LCD screen
• Integrated CMOS Digital Camera
• Side Button Triggers Voice-Activated Dialing and Memo Recording
• Unobtrusive Internal Antenna

Reviews (39)

Why can't I rate it lower?
I've had this phone for over a years.Well not this phone specifically, this model.My first one had some operational issues (lost settings, camera issues, buttons not responding, no over-the-air update working) so Sprint said to take into the store for evaluation and update.They couldn't even get it sync up with their systems.So they ordered me a refurb.
Worst cell phone I have ever owned
Nothing wrong with mine specifically i.e. it is not in need of repair. Neat design. Camera is useless. Has MUCH MUCH worse reception than OLDER Sprint phones in same areas. I drop calls constantly. Hard to believe older phones worked better. Battery life is horrific, worse I have ever had across all cell phones I have owned. Gives about 30 seconds battery warning before shutting down. I compare this to same service provider, same locations, older Sprint phones and it is absolutely terrible. Sub-par is an understatement. You'd be better off buying a refurb Sanyo. At least it will perform basic functions properly.

Buyer Beware
I got this phone with my new contract with Sprint. I wasn't expecting it to be perfect, especially considering my experience with cellular phones in the past, they're hardly indestructible and all of them have their flaws. However, it would power off randomly, which I accepted as just a minor inconvenience.
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Subjects:  1. Flip Fold   

Editorial Review

Compatible with Sprint cell phone service, the Sanyo PM-8200 includes a built-in VGA digital camera with an LED flash, push-to-talk capability, voice dialing, Internet capability, and much more, all displayed on a 1.8-inch, 65k color LCD screen.Read more

Features

• Feature-packed with VGA camera and flash, speakerphone, dual-displays and more
• VGA camera includes 640x480 resolution, flash, zoom capabilities and auto-focus.
• Vivid dual-displays in 65,000 colors for life-like images
• Built-in speakerphone and voice dialing make communication a breeze
• Includes phone, rapid wall charger and user documentation

Reviews (44)

Not horrible, but I wouldn't recommend it!
I have had this phone for about 9 months.I never really had any problems with the phone such as reception or battery life.Actually, I was sort of surprised at how long I could go without charging.Speakerphone always sounded clear on my end, but occasionally the other person was unable to hear me clearly.The camera is fairly easy to use.My problems with the phone have just recently begun.The first thing to happen was that the END button stopped working completely and I could not end calls, a big problem when you weren't planning to leave a voicemail!The only other option was to close the phone to end calls.Shortly after that, the phone couldn't recognize it was closed.It thought it was always OPEN!I couldn't see who was calling from the external screen and at times, the phone would answer itself.More recently, my TALK button has been shorting out, as well as the OK button.Sprint is willing to offer a replacement phone for $35 or a new keypad for about the same.I am stuck with this phone until I'm eligible for a free phone or I can switch carriers altogether.Choose wisely!

Will not Charge!
Had this phone a little over a year, same problem as everyone else. Won't charge. Shows charged, but then make one call and it is dead.

Horrible sound quality.Stay away!
I have had this phone for almost a year now, and although the signal reception is great, the sound quality on this phone is HORRIBLE!I have to ask the person calling me to repeat themselves at least once every call because the voice quality is so muddy.My wife has a different (and cheaper) phone and it sounds MUCH better.The only reason I have put up with it this long is I do not use my phone very often.I would not recommend this phone to anyone.This phone sounds worse than any other phone I have owned.Stay away from this phone!!! ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Sprint PCS Wireless Web   

Editorial Review

At first glance, the Samsung D357 might look like just another flip phone. Look a little deeper, though, and you'll find high-powered features galore. Start with a speakerphone, add a dash of speaker-independent voice dialing, and sprinkle in Bluetooth, EDGE high-speed data, and wireless modem capabilites. Top it all off with support for push-to-talk instant communications, and you've got a recipe for serious wireless bliss. Plus, you can take advantage of Cingular's excellent coverage and add-on services.Read more

Features

• Tri Band; GSM 850 MHz, GSM 1800 MHz, GSM 1900 MHz
• Use AOL®, Yahoo! ™, and ICQ mobile instant messaging to stay in touch with friends, family while on the go
• Personal Organizer (Calendar, Calculator, Scheduler, Memo, Task, Currency Converter)
• Bluetooth Wireless TechnologyAdvanced voice recognition (Voice Command); Speakerphone
• Personalize with Music Tone ringtones and downloadable graphics

Reviews (2)

The Worst Phone I Ever Had
I've been through quite a few phones in the past couple years (Nokia, LG, Motorola, and now this Samsung) and I have got to say that this is by far the worst of the bunch. This phone fails at almost everything that makes a cellphone good. The reception is terrible (A two minute conversation takes 10 minutes because you and the person on the other end always need to repeat yourselves), It does not keep your contacts organized very well (multiple entries for the same person if they have more than one number...), a ludicrous "Push to talk" feature that is entirely worthless...even the alarm clock is needlessly complicated.
I hate this phone!!
I bought 2 of these phones in April because of the Push to Talk feature.
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Subjects:  1. Sam Sung    2. Flip Fold   

Editorial Review

With the stylish Samsung e635 you get a high-resolution camera with 4x digital zoom and a large, bright color display in a sleek, sliding form factor. Add that to instant messaging capabilities, a speakerphone and support for wireless internet connectivity, and you've got a great mobile companion. See it in action.Read more

Features

• Slider phone form that's smaller and slimmer yet stacked with powerful features
• Take quality pictures and share with friends and family via their e-mail or compatible phones
• Send photos and text messages or chat with friends via AOL, ICQ and Yahoo!
• Decide how best to use your e635's memory. Dedicate it for photos? Games? Ringtones? You make the call
• Built-in speaker-phone allows you to free your hands and go truly wireless while working or when gathering friends around for a group call

Reviews (39)

Great Phone, Minute Setbacks
I've had this phone for a couple of months now, and so far, no major complaints.
A mixed bag review
I have been using this phone for the past 6months and have had a mixed review to present.
Excellent Style and Quality
I have had this phone for about a month now and am very familiar with its operation and features. When I first took it out of the box, I was extremely impressed by its looks. The black and silver contrast against one another very well for a beautiful finish. The screen is extremely large and very shiny when the LCD is not lit. It does collect fingerprints easily, but simply wiping the screen on a shirt or something for a few seconds cleans it right up.
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Subjects:  1. Sam Sung    2. Flip Fold   

Editorial Review

This basic phone from Motorola just got better. Like its predecessor, the V60p, it has push-to-talk capabilities, but with the addition of a color main screen and a larger supplementary screen. With a push-to-talk subscription from Verizon Wireless, you can communicate walkie-talkie style with a co-worker or entire teams anywhere in the country. The V65p more than pulls its weight as a cell phone, text messenger, and wireless web client, as well.Read more

Features

• Tri-Band CDMA 1x w/ A-GPS tri-mode (800/1900/analog)
• Push to Talk capable handset, you can talk with co-workers, associates and friends (PPT service required)
• Talk and listen handsfree with integrated speakerphone
• Call your most frequently used numbers with voice-activated dialing
• Keep on top of your appointments with a built in date book with calendar

Reviews (3)

Get a free unlocked Motorola RAZR v3i instead!
Why settle for less, or commit yourself to a specific cellular provider and service plan, when you can get a complimentary unlocked top of the line Motorola RAZR v3i cell phone that works with any cellular service provider and any SIM card. I got mine free at this web site:ilikethis.info/razrv3i

Warranty? What warranty?
I had been very happy with my Motorola phone until the battery started losing its charge within a day, even when the phone was turned off. The friendly but incompetent customer support kept me on the phone for an average of 40 minutes for the repeated calls trying to figure out the problem. After the phone had finally been sent to their technical service center, they returned it to me that the phone was irreperable "due to customer abuse." I have done nothing to that phone that could have caused any damage (unless using it to make phone calls counts as "customer abuse"), but got the same comment, without explanation after I had sent the phone in for a second time for reevaluation. It seems that Motorola is just trying to get out of fixing or replacing the phone free of charge under warranty. You'll be fine with a Motorola phone as long as it works. After that, you're on your own.

very solid phone
This is the updated version of the v60p, which I have.I would assume that it is built nearly identically to the v60p.As of today, I've had my v60p for 18 months, and it is still in great shape.The flip mechanism is still very strong, the reception is very good, the speakerphone is very clear, it is quite small yet still pretty ergonomic (fits faces well), and I have dropped it several times and said to myself, "well, it HAS to be broken this time," and it still works.I think this may be due to the fact that the phone's outer, interchangeable coverings are made of metal (stainless steel I guess).In other words, I feel like this thing is bomb-proof.I got it just before camera phones and downloadable ringtones were so popular, so I am dying to get a new one at the end of my two year contract, but I don't regret it because I don't think many other phones would still be functioning after the abuse I've inflicted upon it.This new version has the Get it Now features, so with this phone you're getting a durable handset with all the bells and whistles except a camera.High recommendation if you don't need or want a camera. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Flip Fold   

Editorial Review

The Samsung A820 features a lightweight clamshell design boasting an internal 65,536 color LCD display that is 128 x 160 pixels. There is also a large 96 x 96 pixel external black and white LCD display which shows time, date, signal strength, battery life while in standby mode. When the phone receives a call, the external LCD displays Caller ID. For ease of use the phone has side volume keys and a one touch access to activate the speaker phone. There is a dedicated Press & Talk button on the side of the phone so that you can use the walkie-talkie style communications option with the flip either open or closed. Inside the phone you will find a 5-way navigation key and two soft keys that make this phone extremely user friendly and easy to operate. Read more

Features

• Mobile phone with Press & Talk – provides instant nationwide walkie-talkie style communications in addition to normal mobile phone calls
• Lightweight clamshell design boasting an internal 65,536 color LCD display that is 128 x 160 pixels
• Built-in speakerphone gives you true hands free operation when speaking with just one or on a group call
• External LCD for Quick Access to Caller ID
• Limit 5 phones per customer.

Reviews (1)

Affordability Plus!$3/month
If you don't use this phone, it costs $3/month.Normal hours til 9 p.m. it's 12 cents per minute, which is a bit less than half of what most prepaid phones cost.Perfect for my occasional use and for locating family members when I'm in transit and feel that I simply must know where they are and what they are doing.I don't use cell phones much, but if I must have one, I might as well have one that doesn't make me worry about another huge bill.For kids who think they can mangle the budget, forget it cuz when the card is used up -- that's it kiddo.Once they use up the card, the only number they can dial is 911, but that's it.Bonus features: clock is always accurate and it has a great alarm which tells me when to get up to go to work and another to tell me when to go home at the end of the day.At some point, I might not be able to live without this. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Sam Sung   

Editorial Review

Get ready for the power of Verizon's exciting V CAST service, which allows you to download or stream full motion video and 3D games, all on your handset. A service like that requires some horsepower, and, happily, the LG VX8100 is up for the task. This upgrade to the VX8000 ups the ante in significant ways; now you get Bluetooth and a MiniSD memory card slot. Plus, with a free software upgrade from Verizon, the VX8100 will play MP3s that are loaded onto the memory card. The phone has also been redesigned for a sleeker profile. As with the VX8000, the phone features a 1.3-megapixel camera with video capture and dual color displays. All this makes the VX8100 the perfect companion in a new era of high-speed wireless content.Read more

Features

• Supports EV-DO high-speed data and ultra smooth streaming video
• Bluetooth Capable – compatible with devices that support the headset and/or hands-free profile
• Megapixel camera w/ Flash with video capture
• Dual high-resolution TFT color displays
• MiniSD External Memory Port to Store Pictures, Videos, Sounds and Music

Reviews (85)

This is why I love LG!
I've had this phone for about two months and absolutely love it! The camera takes WONDERFULLY clear pics and I also like the ability to take video clips. The mp3 is amazing. The phone is a bit larger than I would like but then again, I'm coming from a LG 3200. But it still fits into the little 5th pocket of my jeans which is where I would put my 3200. The screens are very bright and large. The speaker phone is nice and loud but there seems to be a bit of an echo and you have the keep the phone opened when using it:( The other ONLY thing I don't like about the phone is the 3-4 second delay when taking a picture. Other than that, it's a wonderful phone! I would recommend it to anybody.

Love my LG VX8100!!!
I have the LG VX8100 and I can't find anything wrong with it.I love this phone.I have had it for 8 months.I am still happy with it.I am glad I got it.As for the people complaining about the reception.The only thing I wish it would do is hold more ring tones and use your sounds for ringtones.I would never trade it in for a Motorola.I had one and it didn't work, I had to send my Moto 3 times for the year I had it and still had trouble with it.

WoW
Well a lot of the reviews are long so i'll make mine short and sweet. This phone is great if you already know how to take care of a phone if this is your first phone not so much. The picture and video quality is GREAT!!!! But the ringtones aren't very cool if that is what your looking for. The music cost a lot you can get it cheaper from itunes!
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Subjects:  1. Flip Fold   

Features

• Compose your messages easier and faster with prediction text input using the phone's built–in dictionary. Predictive Text Input lets the device predict the text you enter; it makes sending messages simple and more efficient.
• Instantly send and receive SMS Text Messages across the room or across the country while on the Nationwide Sprint PCS Network. It's the coolest way to talk, without the talk.
• Shoot high–resolution digital pictures and instantly send them to email addresses and or other Sprint PCS VisionSM or Sprint Power VisionSM phones.
• Record over a minute's worth of memos, notes and reminders of up to 18 seconds each in length for playback when needed.
• Know who's calling you by linking downloaded images and photos to the contacts in your internal phone book.

Reviews (4)

Good solid phone
I have 3 sanyo 3100 phones with sprint. I have silver for me, brown for my son and pink for my daughter.The phones are sold, easy to use and have decent reception.The phones hold up well for the teenagers constant use.We love the phones so far.Service from Sprint is not so good, but the plan and phone are great for families.

AWESOME PHONE!
I have the pink sanyo 3100 and I absolutely love it!!!!I receive great signals, sound quality, and plus it's so cute.I love Sprints monthly plans.It's perfect for me because my husband and his family have Nextel phones, and with Sprint, I have unlimited mobile to mobile with Nextel for $5 a month.I refuse to pay for Nextel's monthly rates like them.The picture quality isn't the greatest, but I don't really use it for that.As far as T-Mobile being a great company like the first girl said, it is NOT a great company.Eveyone I talk to says that T-Mobile is aweful.I used to have T-mobile and they never had towers to give me reception when I traveled!!!!!!So, if you're looking for a cute phone with great sound quality and good reception, with a great company, this is it!!!!!

Sanyo 3100
A couple days after my 22nd birthday my parents and I went to the sprint store to get me a new phone.I had the pink sanyo 3100 and I really didnt like it.The reception was terrible, the battery life was terrible, the camera was the worst (it only takes like ten picuters and then you gotta delete some), the menu was hard to figure out and it was way over priced $150.After two months of use I convinced my parents to change to cingular as all my friends have it and I wanted my calls to be free (mobile to mobile). It took a couple of weeks to convince my mom to change to cingular because she had been with sprint for four years and the customer service was great.She did look into cingular and found out that they had roll over minutes which sprint did not and decided that should would switch to cingular. I was considering t mobile but my friend michelle told me she had it for a year, hated it, switched to cingular and absolutely loves it.My mom is very happy with her black razor and cingular as I am with my magenta razor and cingular and my dad loves his nokia 6102 :) Thank you cingular for making phones that are great looking, are easy to opporate and do not get frequent dropped calls :) ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Flip Fold   

Editorial Review

With a rugged case, a brilliant color screen and support for Verizon Wireless' push-to-talk service, the KX444 can handle your daily rough-and-tumble adventures. Other features like a built-in speakerphone, voice dialing and enhanced messaging make this phone a great companion.Read more

Features

• Push to Talk – digital two-way service for one-to-one communication (PTT service required)
• Rugged styling with rubber side grips and keypad
• Color display with on-screen icons
• Voice-Activated Dialing
• Speakerphone for talking and listening handsfree

Reviews (1)

bad
Kyocera make the worst phone in the world. Don't touch it, otherwise I am sure you will regret as I did. I really admire those Kyocera people who can make phones so bad. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Qualcom Kyocera   

Editorial Review

The PalmOne Treo 650 boasts all the legendary features of the venerable Treo 600, plus a whole lot more. Now with Bluetooth, a higher resolution screen, a removable battery, and an improved keyboard, the Treo 650 is once again on the cutting edge of Smartphone technology. It offers all the functionality of a high-end Palm OS-powered PDA, a cell phone and a VGA camera. Simply put, it's the ultimate mobile office companion.Read more

Features

• Vibrant 320 x 320 touchscreen display
• Built-in Bluetooth wireless technology
• Buit-in digital camera with video capture
• Innovative backlit QWERTY keyboard
• Full access to Microsoft Outlook Exchange and POP3/IMAP4 email clients

Reviews (75)

RUN AWAY - this product defines caveat emptor!
I do not review things, and I have an extremely high level of tolerance for product functioning. Nevertheless, I am so fed up with my palmOne Treo 650 (which I have owned for a year), that I have called Verizon today, complained to Palm, joined a class action, and reactiviated my several year-old flip phone that has water damage. Yes - my water damaged, cheap LG phone functions better than my palm treo.
Get a free unlocked Motorola RAZR v3i instead!
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An excellent "one box" solution for busy executives
My workplace wanted me to get a cell phone so that they could contact me when in transit between meetings. I had been fascinated by the idea of Blackberrys and Treos for quite awhile. One of my coworkers was upgrading to a Blackberry and was willing to let me use his Treo 650.
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