Best phone ever had
A review on: Sony Ericsson W810i
I really enjoyed this phone it's to bad it came from Rogers though
Phones
Samsung Messager R450
Pros: Very easy to type on, good MP3 player and camera
Cons: No Java enabled, internet on it sucks big time.
Apple iPhone 3G
Pros: small, fun, easy to use
Cons: none yet
Palm Centro (CDMA)
Pros: i works good for everything i need it for
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1532 Results
Apple iPhone Gen1
“I'm going to focus on the bad. There are tons of iPhone reviews out there where the fanboy who bought it, tries to verbally hump it in his/her review. The basic rules of thumb for the G1 iPhone are as follows: 1) If you love to email on your blackberry, wait for the G2. The G1 mail client is for children. 2) If you want to be able to navigate to/from someplace using your phone, wait...” --gdean2323
Apple iPhone 3G
“For me, a mobile phone is my mobile access to my connected world: voice, web, email, and social networks. The iPhone is my mobile computer. With the variety of applications allowing me to connect my computers to it, my iPhone has become my primary interface to the world, with larger computers being there primarily for longer typing sessions. This is the picture of where we're headed. I'm aware...” --shultquist
Motorola RAZR V3
“I have had this phone for about 4 years now, and I have put it through about anything you can imagine. I work in construction, and I have fallen on this phone, it has fallen out of my truck, I have laid down on it (crawling under a house) and it keeps on running. Just this week the center button on the keypad has started to come loose, but I think that is a pretty good track record for such a...” --hreppard
Sony Ericsson W810i
“I'm not much of a tech person I'll admit, I selected the phone because you can turn the flash on to use as a flashlight, which to me is the best feature a phone can ever have. I tried once downloading songs from itunes but it wasn't compatible with the phone, aside from that I have never played with the music feature. The memory card can be easily replaced to fit more music or pictures, if you...” --Klynn
Palm Centro (CDMA)
“For $100, I feel that you cannot go wrong with this phone. Being able to web browse (at a decent speed), email, take pictures, etc. is easy and generally fast. While a couple of basic functions are missing (or at least I have not been able to figure out) like having to enter my password for voicemail (rather than programming it once) or an easy alarm clock function, these are relatively minor...” --tem16
RIM Blackberry Curve 8300
“I think this phone is a great phone for business. The full qwerty keyboard is awesome and allows you to type full-length emails quickly and efficiently. Also, it allows you to type naturally without auto-complete or predictive text, which I think is nice because it is no problem to type any words you like including slang when texting with friends and whatnot. The camera is very nice and awesome...” --ronedoggy
Sony Ericsson w580i
“Good phone, the speaker is very loud, it is a good thing if you are outside. but if you are in a meeting or at work may be al little emabarrassing. The camera is okay for candid shots, but not the greatest...but oh well better than nothing. The only negaives would be the build, it feels cheap. It is also not the smoothest of sliders. I also don't like the fact there there is a button for...” --VTBooda
Samsung SCH-u740
“Samsung SCH-u740 Alias ReviewPros: - Dual flip is cool and different - Size is nice and compact, in fact my RAZR case fits it perfectly so no need to buy another one of those - MicroSD support (as opposed to some other format) makes it easy to trade cards in and out - Bluetooth support is partially positive... I was able to push all of my contacts over from another unit - Others mention this as...” --pgens
RIM Blackberry Curve 8330
“With its great capability, it is one of the best smartphones I've ever had. I wouldn't trade it for anything, nope, not even for the Storm.” --
LG Chocolate VX-8500
“I've owned the LG Chocolate VX8500 for around a year and a half, and it has been a mediocre experience at best. This would be my second VX8500—the first one was rendered useless after wear & tear and needed a replacement. It is far from the best, but certainly it is not the worst. Value I paid $100 for the LG Chocolate VX8500 with a two year contact. Around the time of...” --JMowery
