Motorola E815 / E816 Hollywood
Should I switch from the v710 to the E815?
But 11 months later (almost to the day) Verizon now has an update to the v710 (or at least that's how they're advertising the E815).
So here I am, about to go over to Verizon, to probably get another replacement v710, since this one is having the same issue 2 other ones had, it sometime decideds not to be able to "charge" out of the blue, and I'm stuck.
Do I demand an E815 or get another v710?
Advice, please!
Original said:
It seems like the v710 was a nice first attempt at full-featured Motorola phone on the Verizon network. A formidable opponent to the v600 you could say.
But 11 months later (almost to the day) Verizon now has an update to the v710 (or at least that's how they're advertising the E815).
So here I am, about to go over to Verizon, to probably get another replacement v710, since this one is having the same issue 2 other ones had, it sometime decideds not to be able to "charge" out of the blue, and I'm stuck.
Do I demand an E815 or get another v710?
Advice, please!
If you do decide to "demand" getting the 815 as a replacement, let me know how that goes. My last 4 V710's randomly rese...
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motoman82 said:
Don't even hesitate just get it. This is a mass improvement from the V710. I wasn't going to get this phone until July 22 or so but when Circuit City let me test it out for a hour on Saturday i knew i had to come back on Sunday to buy it. So far i have had not 1 problem with this phone more than i can say with the V710 and plus you always have a 15 day worry free guarantee with Verizon to try out the phone you have NOTHING to lose and a GREAT phone to gain!
My problem is that I don't feel that I should have to pay full retail for this phone when I paid full retail ($419) for the v710 and got nothing but garbage. I have had 4 that just randomly reset themselves when I am text messaging, ...
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