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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / Verizon / November 2006which fone?????
im getting a new fone with the ne2 program im deciding between the lg vx 8300 or the chocolate all i do is text and some pic messaging which is the better choice tia bgame >all i do is text and some pic messaging You don't even make phone calls? >>all i do is text and some pic messaging > > You don't even make phone calls? o yea a bunch i soory i meant other things i do also > o yea a bunch i soory > i meant other things i do also For what you need the Moto v325 is the phone for you. -- My take on this is that the chocolate is a music player that is also phone and the vx8300 (which I own) is a phone that is also music player. Either one is does more than you need. > im getting a new fone with the ne2 > program im deciding between the [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > ** SPEED ** RETENTION ** COMPLETION ** ANONYMITY ** > ---------------------------------------------------------- I can only say that the wife has an 8300, and even though I've never been an LG fan, I am pleasantly surprised at the reception and stability of the 8300. I have an e815, and though the reception is slightly better, the glitches and software/firmware issues leave me kind of mad at Moto. I would probably accept an 8300 in place of my e815, and that's saying a lot. Can't say anything of value about the Chocolate, other than the sliding form factor, which I don't care for. Dean > im getting a new fone with the ne2 > program im deciding between the [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > ** SPEED ** RETENTION ** COMPLETION ** ANONYMITY ** > ---------------------------------------------------------- >I can only say that the wife has an 8300, and even though I've never been an >LG fan, I am pleasantly surprised at the reception and stability of the [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >Dean the chocolate is a fine phone. The only real complaint I had was that it didn't have speakerphone capability. That was corrected with the last software update. It *is* annoying how sensitive the sensor touch buttons are on the face. They can easily be triggered when holding the phone up to your ear (that's even with changing the sensitivity). I have the LG VX8300 and I am very happy with it. Good reception and good battery life once the extras are turned off. Looks great too :-) |
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