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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / Verizon / February 2006Replace LG4400 with ???
We've got two LG4400s that have been great. Very happy with voice quality, ease of use, features. One of the LGs has started acting up a bit (vibrates twice *then* rings so calls are missed). So we're considering moving to another phone. Not sure if LG is still at the top. I tried Moto V60 years ago and it was terrible...very poor reception and voice quality compared to the LG. But a knowledgeable friend says his Motorola performs much better than his LG (not sure which LG). I don't want to trade off anything for the sake of fancy features, tho I'm starting to think a camera would be nice. I'm in NYC if that matters. Any recommendations? Consumer Reports rates the Motorola E815 at the top for Verizon. I've been pleased with mine so far. Battery life & range are excellent (much better than the LX4400 it replaced). My only complaint is that the sound is a bit low for using outside. I'm hoping the bluetooth device I ordered solves that problem. > We've got two LG4400s that have been great. Very happy with voice > quality, ease of use, features. One of the LGs has started acting up [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Any recommendations? >Consumer Reports rates the Motorola E815 at the top for Verizon. I've been >pleased with mine so far. Battery life & range are excellent (much better >than the LX4400 it replaced). My only complaint is that the sound is a bit >low for using outside. I'm hoping the bluetooth device I ordered solves that >problem. I just replaced my 4400 with the VX-4650, and it seems to be working quite well. > I just replaced my 4400 with the VX-4650, and it seems to be > working quite well. I'm also happy with my 4650. Functionally it's very similar to the 4400, with the addition of speaker-phone. For the things that matter to me -- weight, ergonomics, battery life, sound quality, reception -- it does very well, generally better than the 4400. I don't use the speakerphone much, so I can't say much about that feature. From a design perspective, I think it's a fairly attractive little item, more so than the 4400. But not the prettiest phone I've ever seen. > We've got two LG4400s that have been great. Very happy with voice > quality, ease of use, features. One of the LGs has started acting up [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Any recommendations? I used the LG4400 and LG4600 and replaced them with the Moto E815. IMHO, the E815 is a superior phone. Better ability to hold a signal, better audio quality, high resolution screen, good speakerphone. The Moto E815 is premium priced, but well worth it. I use my mobile phones in NYC, NJ, as well as other areas in the USA and Canada. The Moto serves me well in all areas. For reviews, check out phonescoop.com. Ed >> We've got two LG4400s that have been great. Very happy with voice >> quality, ease of use, features. One of the LGs has started acting up [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > in NYC, NJ, as well as other areas in the USA and Canada. The Moto > serves me well in all areas. For reviews, check out phonescoop.com. Another Motorola option is the V325. It's a more mid-level phone than the E815 (and priced as such) with a lot of the same performance. It's also tri-mode (which the E815 is not), if that matters at all to you. I just replaced 2 4400s with V325s and couldn't be happier.  SignatureJoshua Baker-LePain Department of Biomedical Engineering Duke University >> I used the LG4400 and LG4600 and replaced them with the Moto E815. > IMHO, the E815 is a superior phone. Better ability to hold a signal, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Ed How do you find the screen on the Motorola E815 to see in full sunlight? Is it better than the 4400? (which is terrible). I just replaced a 4400, which I used for 2 years, with a Motorola E815. The 815 has much better reception and I am able to hold calls from home without dropping them like the 4400 would do 40% of the time. At home I only had 1 bar with the 4400 and get 2 bars with the 815. >We've got two LG4400s that have been great. Very happy with voice >quality, ease of use, features. One of the LGs has started acting up [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >Any recommendations? I don't think the LG4400 is acting up. The vibrate twice and then ring is a ringer volume setting called "Vib and High". Try changing the ringer volume back to High or some other settings. Press the side key a few times with the flip open. Of course, if you really want a new phone, this is irrelevant. > We've got two LG4400s that have been great. Very happy with voice > quality, ease of use, features. One of the LGs has started acting up [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Any recommendations? |
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