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User: Camelot One
These are the most recent phone user reviews posted by Camelot One:
Nov 16, 2010, 11:46 PM
for the Samsung Continuum (Galaxy S):Amazing screen, very nice size phone, but with Bing
I've been happy with my Droid-X, but the wife prefers a smaller phone. After making the mistake of trying the Citrus, we managed to get her a Continuum. The screen is by far the strong point, it is absolutely amazing. The ticker is a bit of a novel thing, not overly useful at this point, but it has potential. The wife likes being able to pull up the clock and weather by just grabbing the phone, without having to unlock ...
Nov 12, 2010, 10:10 AM
for the Motorola Citrus:Not even worthy as a free phone
- Pros - 1. size. It's a small Android phone, which is almost unheard of. 2. Cheap - after our employee discount and rebate, out of pocket was $6 and change. 3. Scroll pad on the back is somewhat useful - Cons - 1. Absolutely everything else about the phone. The wife doesn't like big phones, but she wants/needs something running the Android OS for one of her work apps. She didn't like the keyboard on the Ally, and ...
Sep 17, 2007, 11:47 PM
for the Kyocera Cyclops K325 / K312:Not bad for a cheap phone, but annoying "alerts"
This hasn't been a bad phone. It works like it should, call quality is acceptable. The ear speaker hole is very small, and if you aren't holding the phone just right, you'll lose the sound entirely. But a little practice and it's not a problem. The stock ringers could be better, and the camera is all but useless. But again, it's a cheap phone. The one major annoyance for me has been the "missed call alert" function. It can't ...
Sep 17, 2007, 11:33 PM
for the Kyocera Marbl / K132 / Velvet:Need a reliable cheap phone? Keep looking
The phone has a nice size, but that is about as far as the good goes. Batter life is horrible for a modern cell phone. Audio quality isn't bad, but far from great. I found that almost 1/3 of my calls dropped, even though I was in the same area, doing the same things I have always done while on a cell, and without any trouble. All of which I could have overlooked, given the $19.99 price I paid ...
