A PhoneArena user reviews the Motorola W315 and says: “Purchased two Motorola W315 phones through Alltel (buy one get one free). Knew in advance that it was a basic phone, and I was glad. I was a Nextel subscriber prior to this, and had a really neat i580 phone. All I do is talk on my […]
Users at LetsTalk review the Motorola W315 and say: “The Motorola W315 is a pretty good phone for the money. Remember folks, its a cheap phone. Having said that, I would recommend this phone for many reasons. The battery life could be better, but it’s not bad. The reception is very good and I happen […]
ZDNet reviews the Kyocera K323 and says: “One look at the Kyocera K323 and you might just see a face staring back at you. A curved silver bar that somewhat resembles a mouth sits smack dab in the top middle of the phone, while just above it is the rectangular external display. We don’t mean […]
A PhoneScoop user reviews the Nokia 6315i and says: “The Nokia 6315i is one of the best phones Verizon Wireless has come out with lately. The sound quality and volume are excellent, the keypad is very responsive and the feel of the phone is tremendous. The battery is all Nokia. I bought the phone last Friday, used […]
Mobiledia reviews the LG VX5300 and says: “The LG VX5300 is a straight-forward and practical phone that has become one step better with Bluetooth capabilities. The Bluetooth headset option is truly a perk for on-the-go folks in the home, office or car.
Aside from its role as a phone, the LG VX5300’s extra features - VGA camera and […]
Cnet reviews the LG VX5300 and says: “The LG VX5300 is the latest in Verizon Wireless’ offerings of entry-level camera phones. While it has an unassuming appearance, it delivers the goods in terms of a simple feature set and great call quality. The phone also supports analog roaming, which increases the likelihood of getting cell phone reception […]
ZDNet reviews the Nokia 2366i and says: “Though the Nokia 2366i is a flip phone, it still bears the hallmarks of the functional, entry-level designs that Nokia is so skilled at producing. Its smooth lines don’t call attention to themselves, and at 3.2 by 1.69 by 0.94 inches and 3.7 ounces, its minimalist size is […]
A PhoneNews user reviews the Nokia 2366i and says: “The Nokia 2366i is one of the last Nokia-made CDMA phones. While their relations with Pantech have fallen apart, Nokia has turned back to releasing the last phones that were in its R&D pipeline.
The Good: The build quality on this phone is excellent. The phone is the […]
A PhoneScoop user reviews the Nokia 2366i : “I’ve had the Nokia 2366i for about two months and I really enjoy using it. It is also very user friendly. I have had previous Nokia phones and never had a complaint. The only thing that I wish was different about this particular Nokia, is that, I wish […]
ZDNet reviews the Verizon Wireless CDM-7075 and says: “The Verizon Wireless CDM-7075 has a rather dull clamshell design, save for the navy border that adds quite a handsome touch to the phone. Otherwise, the phone’s rectangular body is wrapped mostly in silver, and there’s an extendable antenna on its upper-right shoulder. Though not terribly compact […]
Mobiledia’s mini review of the Verizon Wireless PN-300 says: “The Verizon Wireless PN-300 offers consumers the features and options they really need. With less options for a simplified experience, users can spend less time figuring out how the PN-300 works and more time talking with friends and family. Offering a silver with black exterior, the easy-to-use menu […]
A PhoneScoop user reviews the Verizon Wireless PN-300 and says: “The Verizon Wireless PN-300 is a perfectly good phone. For those of you having issues with its features being turned on or off, that is a problem with your account setup through your provider, and is no fault of the phone. It is also completely irrelevant […]
Mobiledia’s mini review of the LG VX3400 says: “The LG VX3400 is for consumers who believe in keeping life simple, offering a full-color internal display, melody composer for creating custom ringtones and an easy, one-touch speakerphone, all packed into an ultra-compact clamshell. The LG VX3400 showcases useful features including voice memo recorder, personal organizer, EZ Tip […]
InfoSync’s mini review of the LG VX3400 says: “The LG VX3400 clamshell may not exactly be a multimedia powerhouse, but it looks well-suited for those who just need a solid calling phone. The handset comes with 1xRTT data access for mobile Web surfing at 2.5G speeds, plus voice tags for up to 30 contacts, voice memos, […]
MobileBurn reviews the Nokia 6215i and says: “The Nokia 6215i comes equipped with a built-in VGA camera that has a self-timer, digital zoom, and allows users to immediately share their photos with friends and family with the included Pix Place application. The phone supports Verizon’s Get It Now service, allowing consumers to easily change or add […]
A PhoneScoop user reviews the Nokia 6215i and says: “I own almost every phone that Verizon has out and I am very picky on what they can and can’t do. Quality is also a major factor. The Nokia 6215i is a really nice small phone. The battery has great life and the sound quality is also great. […]
A PhoneScoop user reviews the Verizon Wireless CDM-8945 and says: “It is too bad that the Verizon Wireless CDM-8945 isn’t getting the recognition that it deserves. This phone is the best sounding phone on the market right now. It makes great clear sounding calls (on your side and the other side) and gets great reception.
I have been […]
MobileBurn reviews the Verizon Wireless CDM-8945 and says: “The Verizon Wireless CDM-8945 makes an affordable entry into the carrier’s V CAST Music capable range, although it comes in a little light on the features.
The Verizon Wireless CDM-8945 only carries a VGA resolution camera, which is disappointing considering it has a microSD expansion slot, but does feature a […]
PCMag reviews the Sony Ericsson W300i and says: “The Sony Ericsson W300i is a light (3.3 ounces), slightly chubby (3.5 by 1.8 by 1-inch) little flip phone, with a loop antenna that serves to prop it up when it’s sitting on a table. On the outside is an orange-and-black, text-only display that shows the time, date, […]
Cnet reviews the Sony Ericsson W300i and says: “While previous Walkman phones were packed with the most expensive features, the Sony Ericsson W300i aims to be a low-end Walkman phone. Though you still get Bluetooth, a VGA camera, and the full range of Walkman music compatibility, the overall effect is a step down from models like […]
InfoSync reviews the Sony Ericsson W300i and says: “Delivering music on the cheap, the Sony Ericsson W300i delivers something of a contrast-filled out-of-box experience with a first-rate interface and sound quality - offset by low storage and an otherwise anemic feature set. Fortunately, memory expansion and a friendly price tag saves the day, making this an […]
A PhoneScoop user reviews the Nokia 6102i and says: “I’ve had the pleasure of owning the Nokia 6102i for about a week now. I’ve toyed around with it and even read all the reviews on this site about this phone. I will start off by saying yes the menus options are horrid. There deep and just […]
Cnet reviews the Nokia 6102i and says: “The Nokia 6102i is the same as the the 6102 model, except that it has Bluetooth.” Here are the highlights of Cnet’s Nokia 6102 review:
“The good: The Nokia 6102 has a stylish design; solid battery life and call quality; speakerphone.
The bad: Slippery keys; dim LCD; limited camera options.
The bottom line: The […]
LaptopMag reviews the BlackBerry 8800 and says: “The BlackBerry 8800 is a beefier model complete with a full-sized keyboard and bigger display. RIM has even decked out this device with a GPS system, enabling the 8800 to double as a navigator using the included TeleNav software (if you pay an extra $9.99 per month). Add […]
Cnet reviews the BlackBerry 8800 and says: “The good: Boasting a sleek and sexy design, the RIM BlackBerry 8800 offers integrated GPS, push-to-talk capabilities, and multimedia features. The quadband smart phone also has Bluetooth, push e-mail, a full QWERTY keyboard, and long talk-time battery life.
The bad: Unfortunately, the BlackBerry 8800 doesn’t work on Cingular’s 3G […]
InfoSync reviews the T-Mobile Wing and says: “We think the T-Mobile Wing is one of the most appealing Windows Mobile smartphones yet, even more appealing that the slim slabs like the BlackJack and the Motorola Q. The keys are more comfortable, the screen is much larger, and the entire design feels solid and easy to hold. […]
Cnet reviews the T-Mobile Wing and says: “When comparing the T-Mobile Wing and the T-Mobile MDA, you’ll immediately note the big changes. Both smart phones feature a slider design, but the Wing trades in the business-suited silver casing of the MDA for a more casual midnight blue. Color is becoming a popular way for phone […]
Cnet reviews the T-Mobile Sidekick 3 and says: “Although the T-Mobile Sidekick 3 is a smart phone, it’s not quite suited for the busy corporate user, and the Sidekick’s manufacturer doesn’t hide that fact. It’s designed for users who want to keep on top of their social lifestyle rather than their workload, and for teens and […]
MobileBurn reviews the Sidekick 3 and says: “In my view, the Sidekick 3 has finally come of age. It now is phone enough for me to use on a day to day basis, while still offering most all of the advantages of a smartphone or PDA - including the best QWERTY keyboard available today. It […]
MobileTechReview reviews the BlackBerry 8700g and says: With the BlackBerry 8700g, “research in Motion have again evolved the BlackBerry. There’s no denying that this is a better BlackBerry than yesterday’s, even with the dreadful construction quality (feels like a toy). I’m going to assume that the next BlackBerry will rectify that backward step. I am […]
Cnet’s review of the BlackBerry 8700g says: “The BlackBerry 8700g offers a sleeker and more compact package at 4.3 by 2.7 by 0.7 inches and 4.7 ounces. Sure, it doesn’t have the cell phone form factor of the BlackBerry 7100 series, and if you’re new to BlackBerrys, the device’s squarish shape will take acclimation, but […]
MobileBurn reviews the T-Mobile Dash and says: “The T-Mobile Dash has dimensions that are similar to those of the fabled Q, but contains a lot more power and usability in my opinion. The T-Mobile Dash does most everything exceedingly well. The only problem with it is that horrible touch sensitive volume control. Luckily with a bit of searching […]
MobileTechReview reviews the T-Mobile Dash and says: “The T-Mobile Dash is a very powerful smartphone thanks to Windows Mobile 5 , a good application bundle and very usable QWERTY keyboard. The display is phenomenal, multimedia is good by MS Smartphone standards (that means video playback is bearable and as usual audio is quite good) and the […]
InfoSync reviews the T-Mobile Dash and says: “The T-Mobile Dash is a pleasure to hold and to use for typing and messaging. It finds itself somewhere between the larger and slower Motorola Q and the smaller, more nimble Cingular 3125. With a few simple additions, especially a trackwheel for quicker navigation, the T-Mobile Dash could easily edge out […]
PCMag reviews the T-Mobile Dash and says: “The T-Mobile Dash is more about finesse than power. It’s extremely elegant, clad in soft-touch black plastic that feels great in the hand. The handset is light but feels solid; it weighs 4.2 ounces. The 2.5-inch, landscape-format screen has a resolution of 320-by-240 and is both sharp and […]
PCMag reviews the BlackBerry Pearl and says: “The BlackBerry Pearl looks extremely stylish, in black with chrome accents. BlackBerry partisans will immediately notice one major difference: After six years, RIM has ditched the scroll wheel in favor of a glowing trackball set right below the screen. That’s a bold move, but give it a chance; […]
LaptopMag reviews the BlackBerry Pearl and says: “The very sexy BlackBerry Pearl repudiates every dour smart phone aesthetic. The glossy black finish, bright 240 x 260-pixel color screen, and silver side bezels radiate style. At 3.2 ounces and half an inch thick, the Pearl is like two stacked iPod nanos. The old BlackBerry scroll wheel has […]
Cnet reviews the BlackBerry Pearl and says: “The BlackBerry Pearl rocks a 2.25-inch TFT screen that displays 65,000 colors at a 240×260-pixel resolution. Like the rest of the company’s devices, it’s not a touch screen, but it offers a sharp, clear display with vibrant colors and is great for viewing e-mail, images, and Web sites. […]
A PhoneScoop user reviews the Sidekick iD and says: “Sidekick iD review: I would like to begin by saying that the Sidekick iD itself is a great one. It embraces all the qualities that made the Sidekick so popular. In stating that it is a waste of money or a waste of time because it lacks the […]
Mobileburn reviews the Sidekick iD and says: “The Sidekick iD retains the iconic form factor and swiveling screen of the Sidekick 3, but loses certain features to allow it to enter the market at a much cheaper price point.While disappearing from the specification sheet are Bluetooth, EDGE high-speed data, a memory card slot, camera, and […]
PhoneArena reviews the Motorola KRZR K1 and says: “The Motorola KRZR K1 is image-maker: it successfully inherits the RAZR family sporting design and style that put it out of the crowd of boring phones you are used to it’s narrow, blue, shiny and fashionable piece of art. Sadly it has very weak signal reception, but the […]
Cnet reviews the Motorola Krzr K1 and says: “The Motorola Krzr K1 is far and away more attractive than the Razr family. At 4.05×1.73×0.67 inches, its narrower form factor makes it much more stylish, and though it’s slightly thicker in profile, it still captures the thin phone trend that shows no sign of dissipating. It’s also […]
InfoSync reviews the Sidekick iD and says: “If you think about the Sidekick iD in terms of what it isn’t, you are left with a lot of disappointing omissions, especially the lack of even 2.5G networking and a camera. The iD lacks the multimedia prowess of the older Sidekick 3, but retains the impressive messaging features. If you […]
Cnet reviews the Sidekick iD and says: “The Sidekick iD is certainly affordable, but you sacrifice a number of features for the price. Unlike the Sidekick 3, you don’t get a camera, Bluetooth, or MP3 playback. You also lose EDGE support and expandable media. We understand that certain cuts had to be made to save costs, […]
LaptopMag reviews the Samsung SGH-t719 and says: “The Samsung SGH-t719 feels solid, unlike Samsung’s Nicole Richie-esque Trace. The silver-and-gray exterior isn’t the most eye-catching, but the contoured corners and 3.7 x 2.0 x 0.7-inch clamshell body give the handset a certain level of sleekness.
A small external screen displays the standard time, power, and signal strength readouts, […]
Cnet reviews the Samsung SGH-T719 and says: “The Samsung SGH-T719 for T-Mobile is the first Samsung flip phone to offer support for the BlackBerry Connect e-mail service, letting you enjoy the advantages of the push technology in a sleek clamshell design. Of course, the trade-off of the compact design is that you’ll have to endure the […]
InfoSync reviews the Samsung SGH-T719 and says: “While the Samsung SGH-T719 makes for a slim and effective messaging phone, those hoping that it will cram full-fledged RIM features into a slim clamshell are bound to be disappointed. Sure, you get a robust set of push e-mail features and a relatively easy-to-use SureType keypad, but RIM […]
A PhoneScoop user reviews the Motorola RAZR V3t and says: “This is a review of the Motorola RAZR V3t Available thru T-Mobile. As a phone everything works well.In addition internet on phone is fine.Camera is not the same as on the V3i.When you zoom in, it will not take a megapixel photo.The farther you zoom, the […]
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