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Help for my sister--had the e815 now considering the krzr

Kendallish

May 4, 2007, 2:21 PM
Can anyone tell me if this is a good choice? Her e815 is acting up....white screen, not being heard when she makes calls, etc. She is three weeks away from her date to renew but Verizon has granted her to get a new phone early. She is considering the krazr and the razr. Anyone have any thoughts?
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jhacker

May 20, 2007, 2:21 AM
I had the V710, which was the predecessor to the E815. I now have the Krzr so I have a good idea about the differences. You didn't say what features are most important to your sis, so I can only give you my preferences.

Pros of Krzr vs. V710
-camera picture quality
-music player
-looks and size
-larger SD micro card capacity

Cons of Krzr vs. V710
-sound quality of calls not as good
-weaker reception
-narrower screen
-case not as sturdy, more prone to scratches and cracks

Overall, I would have to say the Krzr is a step up from the E815 and I would recommend it. I would still have my V710 if not for the issue of the battery not charging properly. The minor issue of weaker reception is not a problem for me since Verizon's ne...
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dragonmaster

May 22, 2007, 1:23 PM
I also had the V710 and have switched to the KRZR. I think jhacker forgot to mention the biggest change - the new user interface that covers all of Verizon's new phones is horrible (as opposed to the Motorola interface on the V710 and the E815). However, since it does cover all VZW phones now, you don't have much of a choice.

I have found the krzr to be a fairly poorly made phone. I like it for the slim form factor - it feels good to talk on and is easy to put in any pocket. If you want a small phone, it's hard to find one smaller.

However, there are some pretty large sacrifices for the small size. The phone is slow - it lags whenever you press a menu button. The reception is weaker than I had on my old V710. But most importantly, the ...
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