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azjerry - 28 Dec 2005 19:41 GMT
Thinking of switching to VW and am looking for recommendations on a new
VW phone. I want tri-mode, NO camera (work restriction), speakerphone,
reliability and good signal strength/reception. I don't care about
internet, data or bluetooth. Suggestions?
Notan - 28 Dec 2005 19:47 GMT
> Thinking of switching to VW and am looking for recommendations on a new
> VW phone. I want tri-mode, NO camera (work restriction), speakerphone,
> reliability and good signal strength/reception. I don't care about
> internet, data or bluetooth. Suggestions?

Do you live anywhere near a Verizon store?

If so, it would behoove you to take a trip.

While you may get great opinions on what *other* people like,
nothing beats feeling the phone in *your* hand, determining
if the menus are to *your* liking, whether the keys are too
big/small, etc.

Good Luck!

Notan
azjerry - 28 Dec 2005 20:21 GMT
I do plan on going to a VW store but that won't help me with the
reliability and signal questions.
Notan - 28 Dec 2005 20:28 GMT
> I do plan on going to a VW store but that won't help me with the
> reliability and signal questions.

You're absolutely right.

I didn't mean to suggest the store, in lieu of opinions, but,
rather, in addition to.

Notan
TH - 28 Dec 2005 20:51 GMT
The last good trimode w/ Analog and without a camera that had the best
signal was a Moto V60s.   Your best choice now is an LG Vx3300 if you want
analog or an LG VX4650.  You can also look at a Kyocera KX1v (trimode
digital)  I'm not an LG fan, but the truth is, your choices are limited
since most phones now have cameras.

A new V60s can be found on eBay for about $80.  With that, you wont need to
sign a contract with Verizon.

> Thinking of switching to VW and am looking for recommendations on a new
> VW phone. I want tri-mode, NO camera (work restriction), speakerphone,
> reliability and good signal strength/reception. I don't care about
> internet, data or bluetooth. Suggestions?
azjerry - 28 Dec 2005 22:24 GMT
The more I think about it a dual band (I'm assuming that means no
analog) might not be so bad. Most places I go in AZ appear to have
digital coverage nowadays so the lack of analog probably isn't that big
of a deal.
Notan - 28 Dec 2005 22:31 GMT
> The more I think about it a dual band (I'm assuming that means no
> analog) might not be so bad. Most places I go in AZ appear to have
> digital coverage nowadays so the lack of analog probably isn't that big
> of a deal.

First, have a look at http://www.phonescoop.com/glossary/term.php?gid=135.

If business/pleasure never takes you away from those areas, then the lack
of analog probably won't be missed.

For me, it's been a Godsend!

Notan
Bob L - 29 Dec 2005 00:15 GMT
> The more I think about it a dual band (I'm assuming that means no
> analog) might not be so bad. Most places I go in AZ appear to have
> digital coverage nowadays so the lack of analog probably isn't that big
> of a deal.

I just got an LG VX4650 (non PTT version of VX4700).   All of the features I
cared about, tri-mode, and no camera.  Fabulous speakerphone.  Very happy so
far.  Got rid of a Kyocera which had nice reception but developed several
aggravating problems over two years use.
 
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