Anyone using any of these 3 phones... And how do ya like it?
*LG-VX10
*LG-VX-440
*Motorola V60I
*Samsung A310
Reason being...my current LG-330 (good phone) is a dual mode, and for me to switch over to the America's Choice Calling plan...I will reguire one of the 4 Tri-mode phones above I picked out.
I can get the LG-VX10 for a total cost of $19.00 with 2 rebates...thats with a new 2 year-(yuk) contract agreement.
My current year contract has just expired...so there kissing my butt to keep me.
Hey hammer, i have the Motorola V60I and i really like it, i am on Cingular but the phone is the same, the caller id shows up on the screen on the outside of the phone, it's handy and heavy enough so that you can't lose it. It's web ready if thats your thing, the scrolling features are nice too. Sound is great, the only thing i do not like is the recent calls list is only 10 numbers long.
The menu is easy to use too.
Other than that i would recommend it.
Thanks for the above reply...how is the speaker volume for the ear...loud enough? I notice sometimes I have to push my current phone into my brain just to here the other person...like if theres to much road noise.
Whatever you do, don't get the V60. I and several of my friends have (had) it. I am the only one who still does, the antenna breaks off way too easily. You can send it back to motorola to have it fixed but be without a phone for a month. I would recommend against it.
I just got the LG 4400 for my daughter.
It has a ton of fun features, cool stuff and pretty good quality.
Volume is really good, plus it has 2 way speakerphone ability.
Best of the group, in my opinion.
Oh man, I was looking for models...... wink
Mandelon:
Oh man, I was looking for models...... wink You aint right....
Hammerdown,
I work for Verizon and I just received the LG4400 as my company phone. The phone is great. Light weight, color screen, and easy to access the features. One drawback is that with color screens the battery goes real fast. Buy an extra battery or car adaptor.
Regarding the V60i,it a popular model but its true the antennas break off all the time.
You might also want to look at the Audx 9500. Same features as the LG4400 but a bit larger.
H20nut...thanks for the reply...this is what I've found out after a quick visit to my local Verizon store
...Consumers Reports rate the LG-V10 second from the top(however Verizon is trying to clean out left over stock)...the newest version of the V10 is LG-VX440 with a color screen...that kills the batt. quicker, thats what I was also told.
The sales person said by far the Motorola V60I was the best they had...HOWEVER they dont stock it anymore but could get it...another discontinued phone???...my cost $149.00...Wasent that V60i something like $500-$700 when it first came out?
I did see the Motorola T720, and I did like the way it looked.. aside from the cool feature...how is the overall performance of this phone (sensitivity,ease of use, battery life, speaker volume)???
Thanks for all the feedback.
H20NUT:
Hammerdown,
I work for Verizon and I just received the LG4400 as my company phone. The phone is great. Light weight, color screen, and easy to access the features. One drawback is that with color screens the battery goes real fast. Buy an extra battery or car adaptor.
Regarding the V60i,it a popular model but its true the antennas break off all the time.
You might also want to look at the Audx 9500. Same features as the LG4400 but a bit larger. the V60i has a fixed antenna, if you are with Cingular.... it is a solid phone for Cingular and all phones battery lifes are different, i am using a SonyEricsson T68i with a color screen that has an awesome battery life...
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