Best Phone / Worst Phone you have ever owned or used?
Best Phone: LG 6000
Worst Phone: My Dad's MO 120c- quite possibly the worst phone ever made
Worst Phone: My Dad's MO 120c- quite possibly the worst phone ever made
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Best Phone: Motorola StarTAC original analog model
--never EVER dropped a single call, GREAT signal reception and crystal clear quality
Worst: Moto v120c
--Definitely the worst phone ever concieved
--never EVER dropped a single call, GREAT signal reception and crystal clear quality
Worst: Moto v120c
--Definitely the worst phone ever concieved
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Best Phone: Tie between Audiovox CDM 9500 and Motorola Timeport 8767.
Worst Phone: Motorola T720
Worst Phone: Motorola T720
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VZW_MAN said:
Best Phone: LG 6000
Worst Phone: My Dad's MO 120c- quite possibly the worst phone ever made
best phone- Sprint PCS's Samsung A500
worst phone- VZW's Motorola C343 and Motorola's T720 / T730
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Any of you guys that have worked for Sprint or Radio Smack -
Worst phone ever?
A little thing called the LG 1010. It came in 3 funderful colors, and none of the three worked worth a damn. Once, I had three in a row fail during activation, never to function again.
Best phone? I was always partial to the StarTac, in its various forms, and I have a Timeport 270 that I love.
I think it's funny how the name Motorola polarizes people the way it does - you either love em or hate em.
Worst phone ever?
A little thing called the LG 1010. It came in 3 funderful colors, and none of the three worked worth a damn. Once, I had three in a row fail during activation, never to function again.
Best phone? I was always partial to the StarTac, in its various forms, and I have a Timeport 270 that I love.
I think it's funny how the name Motorola polarizes people the way it does - you either love em or hate em.
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The Japanese have taught U.S. Auto makers a real lesson about innovation and quality, and Motorola I am sure has realized those same lessons on their early phones then compared to present.
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Still using my Kyocera 2035 (hey I got 7 faceplates for the fashion hog that I am).
I'd have to say the worst phone was the Audiovox 135, all for the bugs it had.
I'd have to say the worst phone was the Audiovox 135, all for the bugs it had.
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The Audiovox CDM-9500 is the best phone I ever used.
The worst phone I ever used was someone elses old bag phone. Can't remember what it was called.
The worst phone I ever used was someone elses old bag phone. Can't remember what it was called.
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Best: Nokia 5165 had it for almost four years not one single problem and great receptionn
Worst: any motorola, particularly the original startac did not work anywhere in Kentucky but then GTE (Verizon Predecessor) Wireless didn't tell me that....
Worst: any motorola, particularly the original startac did not work anywhere in Kentucky but then GTE (Verizon Predecessor) Wireless didn't tell me that....
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BEST: NOKIA 5165 LASTED ME FOR 5 YEARS
WORST: I HAVE NO IDEA I'VE ONLY USED 2 PHONES (YEAH I'M A REAL JUNKIE 🙄 )
WORST: I HAVE NO IDEA I'VE ONLY USED 2 PHONES (YEAH I'M A REAL JUNKIE 🙄 )
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Best phone: tossup Samsung 427 or Moto v400
Worst : Moto 120 from VWZ ( all six I had in 18 months)
Worst : Moto 120 from VWZ ( all six I had in 18 months)
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Hmm.
I sell Verizon and Sprint, and have Verizon myself but Sprint takes that cake on this vote.
The Sanyo 5300 was the best I have dealt with, sturdy, reliable, great rf, and ahead of its time in features.
The worst as said before was the LG1010
We had cases of these things that came back with problems, constant no signal, battery problems, and cheaply made.
Lesson has it that it was a single band phone, although PCS is only 1900, that sets off a warning flag in my mind now.
I just don't understand why LG puts out the cream of the crop on VZW, and the worst on Sprint.
I would like to see Verizon carry Sanyo though, I only have praise for this brand thus far. Sprint seems to have an exclusive arrangment with them.
I sell Verizon and Sprint, and have Verizon myself but Sprint takes that cake on this vote.
The Sanyo 5300 was the best I have dealt with, sturdy, reliable, great rf, and ahead of its time in features.
The worst as said before was the LG1010
We had cases of these things that came back with problems, constant no signal, battery problems, and cheaply made.
Lesson has it that it was a single band phone, although PCS is only 1900, that sets off a warning flag in my mind now.
I just don't understand why LG puts out the cream of the crop on VZW, and the worst on Sprint.
I would like to see Verizon carry Sanyo though, I only have praise for this brand thus far. Sprint seems to have an exclusive arrangment with them.
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Hmm.
I sell Verizon and Sprint, and have Verizon myself but Sprint takes that cake on this vote.
The Sanyo 5300 was the best I have dealt with, sturdy, reliable, great rf, and ahead of its time in features.
The worst as said before was the LG1010
We had cases of these things that came back with problems, constant no signal, battery problems, and cheaply made.
Lesson has it that it was a single band phone, although PCS is only 1900, that sets off a warning flag in my mind now.
I just don't understand why LG puts out the cream of the crop on VZW, and the worst on Sprint.
I would like to see Verizon carry Sanyo though, I only have praise for this brand thus far. Sprint seems
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muchdrama said:
I'll nominate the Sanyo 4700 as my fave of all time. I'd also like to introduce, for your consideration, that piece of crap Ericsson (where the bottom half flipped up to cover the keypad) as worst phone of all time. It was offered by Voicestream at the time. Both my folks had one. Anyone care to offer up a model number for this shamelessly awful clunker?
That would be the Ericsson R28
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How's about the world-famous S/E T61, as envisioned by VZW??? Now THERE was a quality paperweight.
MD, pretty much any Sanyo phone was awesome. The 4500 was a bit squirrely, but the 4700/4900/4920 line has been really good.
MD, pretty much any Sanyo phone was awesome. The 4500 was a bit squirrely, but the 4700/4900/4920 line has been really good.
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