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These are the most recent phone user reviews posted by trobbins43:
Aug 7, 2010, 4:45 PM
for the Samsung Captivate (Galaxy S):iPhone killaaa
Listen, for those of you programmed to the iPhone the Samsung Captivate does EVERYTHING the iPhone does. Pros: Best Screen among Android devices 1 GHz Processor (beast) 16GB built in (not that most iPhone users take advantage of this) Excellent Reception 100,000+apps...majority are free INSURANCE! iPhone only offers 13.99 insurance thru Asurion which is a third party company..LETS DO THE MATH: 2 YR price on iPhone4 $199.99 Insurance: 13.99 x 24 months = $335.76 which equals: $534.76 -OR- Captivate $199 Insurance 4.99 x 24 months = $120 equals: $319! So, is that ...
Jul 15, 2010, 10:54 AM
for the Motorola Backflip:Gets the job done w/a Full Keyboard
Millions of people are making the switch to the Android platorm and the Backflip is one good reason to do so. Pros: Full Keyboard (not on screen) 5 Meg Camera (placed on front of phone for Video chat >>Skype.com) Xenon Flash Responsive touchscreen ANDROID=Free Apps galore Fun Design MotoBlur.com>>find where your phone is if its lost or stolen Headphone jack 5 Home Screens to customize to your liking Cons: Runs on the older Android platform (which I find to be a very small difference) Not exactly Durable First generation for AT&T (HTC Aria ...
Jul 15, 2010, 10:42 AM
for the Pantech Link / P7040p:Thin and Compact!
Looking for a messaging device but don't really want to have data or internet? Pantech Link will get the job done. Pros: Very Thin Design Raised keyboard for easy texting Nice Menu Layout Easy to use Rugged exterior Chrome trim for a nice look Cons: Low end Camera Mid-level resolution screen At only $10 after rebate, its a great upgrade for the texting population and don't necessarily want to jump into a data plan yet. However, the Link like most phones has that capability.
Jul 15, 2010, 10:37 AM
for the Pantech Pursuit:Non-Bulky Full Keyboard
I've noticed several full keyboard phones are a little bigger than we'd like>>bring in thePantech Pursuit. Pros: High Resolution Screen Responsive touchscreen Quick Transition in between apps Raised Keyboard, making texting easy for big or small hands Great Reception Bright exterior 2Meg Cam Only $50 after rebate Cons: May be too small for some Comes in bright green or blue, guys may want to invest in a case to tone it down a little bit
Jul 15, 2010, 10:33 AM
for the Samsung Strive A687:Bang for your buck
Pros: Large Screen Great Reception Inexpensive (19.99) Full Keyboard 2Meg Cam Cons: Feels a little cheap compared to others Keyboard isnt man hands approved If you want a phone for texting, a little facebook, little web, this is a great fit for the price. At 20 bucks, why not
Dec 26, 2008, 5:52 PM
for the Sharp Sidekick 2008:SK 08
Pros: Texting a breeze Comfortable size (as opposed to the diesel LX) Ability to Customize thru inexpensive shells (outer cover) Loud Speaker Phone Decent Web Browser Good Camera along with Video for the first time Tons of applications in the download catalog (expensive though) Cons: Battery Life is pretty poor No WiFi feature Blocks free ringtone sites forcing to purchase in the download catalog No Camera or video external button (which a lot of people might like, not me tho) In-call has echo effect every once in a while which ...
Jul 18, 2008, 12:52 PM
for the LG Wave AX-380 / UX-380:Gets it done
For what it is, I'm pretty satisfied for how it performs. Its fairly durable, loud as can be, and it looks attractive. Pros: Very loud Picture quality Decent camera Affordable Attractive (for what it is) Video capability (sub par quality) Battery Life Music Player capability Blue tooth Cons: Limited features Slow Internet Weak Vibration Pretty basic *I'm all about the stacked phones in BBPearl or the iPhone, this has been just holding me over and it does well.
