LG VX-8350
Worse?
Wider
Less talk time.
Only difference is the stub antenna is gone.
slammyham said:
Its Longer
Wider
Less talk time.
Only difference is the stub antenna is gone.
That's only part of the story. It's also
Thinner
Lighter
Actually shorter, 'cuz of no external antenna
You can read text messages on the outside display (can't on the 8300)
The 8300's speakerphone buzziness at higher volumes is mostly gone
The UI is nicer-looking/more modern
The bluetooth is less crippled than the 8300's
You can use bigger fonts, especially on the outside clock
The keypad isn't bumpy and weirdly offset like the 8300's
'bout the only negative I see is that the battery life isn't quite as good, on account of going from a 1100 mAh battery to a 1000 mAh one.
Other than that, it ...
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Are bigger fonts also available in the notification of who is calling on your incoming calls?
Some of us are vision impaired, including someone that wrote in earlier (that did not get a response at the time), and although the outgoing display is large, they mentioned they could not figure out how to increase the font for the incoming Caller ID. I am looking at possibly buying this model and would appreciate you sharing your knowledge of the font size on the Caller ID, whereas I am also a vision impaired person.
Thank you in advance for your assistance and have a great day.
I haven't seen any way to increase their size for Caller ID, but its not a big issue for me since I use Picture ID for incoming calls for anyone I talk to frequently.
If big fonts everywhere are a priority, you might want to check into other phones, perhaps the Coupe.
But still am a big lg fan