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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / Sprint PCS / June 2006What's the best phone?
Hello all. I've been considering buying a new handset. Any advice? I had been eyeing the Samsung A-900, but it doesn't have the two way radio which is free with my plan. What's the best phone that does support the two-way? > Hello all. I've been considering buying a new handset. Any advice? I had > been eyeing the Samsung A-900, but it doesn't have the two way radio which > is free with my plan. What's the best phone that does support the two-way? Here we go, again... There is no "best phone." The best phone, FOR YOU, is the one that has the features that YOU like, the one that feels comfortable TO YOU, the one whose price YOU can afford, etc. Notan Notan is correct. In my case, the phone that I have is the best phone. >> Hello all. I've been considering buying a new handset. Any advice? I >> had [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Notan > Notan is correct. In my case, the phone that I have is the best phone. > > <snip> Me, too. Obviously, we have the same phone! <g> Notan Gee thanks. . .What I meant was I'm looking for A-900 like features in a phone that supports the two-way radio. Since your handsets are so great, which one do you have? I know there is no "best" phone, that's why there is a variety. So, my question is directed to those who actually read my whole message and saw the features that I did mention. I did not ask YOU which phone was best for ME. I asked for an opinion based on my WHOLE question. Thanks a bunch. tj >> Notan is correct. In my case, the phone that I have is the best phone. >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Notan > <snip> > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > features that I did mention. I did not ask YOU which phone was best for ME. > I asked for an opinion based on my WHOLE question. Thanks a bunch. Features? Plural? I don't think so. You posted: "Hello all. I've been considering buying a new handset. Any advice? I had been eyeing the Samsung A-900, but it doesn't have the two way radio which is free with my plan. What's the best phone that does support the two-way?" The ONLY feature that you mentioned was "the two-way." As there are a number of phone that support this feature, you've done nothing to narrow down the field and make it any easier for anyone to help you. Notan Ok, so which up to date phones have the two-way feature? (Really, by now just forget I asked) Even though you're free to, you don't HAVE to reply to a post if you're not going to answer the question, buddy. P.S. You never told me what you great hand set was :) See ya round tj >> <snip> >> [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > Notan > Hello all. I've been considering buying a new handset. Any advice? > I had been eyeing the Samsung A-900, but it doesn't have the two way > radio which is free with my plan. What's the best phone that does > support the two-way? Sanyo 8300> Thanks. I'll take a look. tj >> Hello all. I've been considering buying a new handset. Any advice? >> I had been eyeing the Samsung A-900, but it doesn't have the two way >> radio which is free with my plan. What's the best phone that does >> support the two-way? >> > Sanyo 8300> |
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