The Best Signal & Voice Quality

RBM

"Carl" <crothman@NOSPAMoptonline.net> wrote in message
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> tscottme wrote:
>> I surf the internet on my LG VX6100 with free data. I've been
>> surfing for $1 per month and unlimited data for 2-3 years. Any phone
>> with Moblikle Web2.0 can surf the net, not with Vzw's $5/mo fee but
>> for $1/mo. Hopke.net is the best combination of cheap/reliable I
>> have found.
>>
> Well, I don't think that that "wireless mobile" form of web browsing that
> your phone offers is quite at the same level as I'm talking about, but if
> you're happy with it that's all that matters. And I may be incorrect
> about the comparison too.

I've done the Hopke thing too and while hopke does provide access at a very
cheap price, I wouldn't exactly call my experience "surfing"
>
>

RBM

"Cinder Lane" <Cinderlane@webtv.net> wrote in message
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>I currently have a Motorola E815. A few years ago it was considered by
> most people to have the best signal and voice quality of any phone in
> the Verizon line.
>
> I am now eligible to receive my "New Every Two" replacement. Which
> phone is *now* considered to have the best signal and voice quality? I
> do not want to step *down* in quality from the E815.

Two of my kids have V3M razors that they like. I've had an LG VX8300 for two
years now, that I really love. I find the voice quality excellent. My dad
had one as well, that he dropped and damaged the camera, and I was able to
buy him a brand new one from a vendor at Ebay for $109 delivered
>

Victek

> I currently have a Motorola E815. A few years ago it was considered by
> most people to have the best signal and voice quality of any phone in
> the Verizon line.
>
> I am now eligible to receive my "New Every Two" replacement. Which
> phone is *now* considered to have the best signal and voice quality? I
> do not want to step *down* in quality from the E815.
>
>
I had an e815 before my current V3m. I think the V3m is comparable in voice
and signal quality, and it's easier to carry (internal antenna). I've had
it for for close to two years and it's been very reliable - battery is still
good. I decided very recently to upgrade to a Moto w755 after reading a
bunch of reviews and handling one in a Verizon store. It is very similar to
the V3m and improved in many ways; it has a 2.5mm headphone jack so you can
charge the phone on the usb port while using a wired headset (the V3m uses
the usb port for both the headset and charging, so you have to choose), the
menus look better and the keys respond more smoothly when navigating the
menus. You can also turn Bluetooth On/Off with a touch button while the
phone is closed. I can't say yet how the w755 compares to the e815 though.
If you get a phone from a Verizon store I believe you have some time to try
it out and can return/exchange it if it doesn't meet your needs.

CellGuy

On Sat, 14 Jun 2008 15:21:45 -0400, Cinder Lane wrote:

> I currently have a Motorola E815. A few years ago it was considered by
> most people to have the best signal and voice quality of any phone in
> the Verizon line.
>
> I am now eligible to receive my "New Every Two" replacement. Which
> phone is *now* considered to have the best signal and voice quality? I
> do not want to step *down* in quality from the E815.

I followed my e815 with a V3M. Then when that died I got a V9M. IMO, the
V9M is the closest in reception to the e815. Works great!

Dean

YEP. Sidetone, that's it. Won't have a phone without it.

Thank You.

Dean


"Richard B. Gilbert" <rgilbert88@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Dean wrote:
>> I replaced my e815 with a v3m.
>>
>> As usual, I was concerned because of complaints I saw here about the
>> Razr.
>>
> <snip>
>>
>> The LG 83XX are excellent phones, but I like the Moto feature set (missed
>> call beep, and the ability to hear yourself through the earpiece---I
>> forgot the term) better. JMHO, YMMV, etc.
>>
>
> The term is "side tone".

Frank Rytell

On 2008-06-14 12:21:45 -0700, Cinderlane@webtv.net (Cinder Lane) said:

> I currently have a Motorola E815. A few years ago it was considered by
> most people to have the best signal and voice quality of any phone in
> the Verizon line.
>
> I am now eligible to receive my "New Every Two" replacement. Which
> phone is *now* considered to have the best signal and voice quality? I
> do not want to step *down* in quality from the E815.

Having tried any number of possible replacements, I've decided to keep
the E815 and use it till it dies - none of the newer phones I've tried
are as good as "phones". As we all know, the trend today is for all the
other stuff built into cell phones.

So, if you want the best "phone" - it's still the Motorola E815......

FER

XS11E

Frank Rytell <frytell@cox.net> wrote:

> Having tried any number of possible replacements, I've decided to
> keep the E815 and use it till it dies - none of the newer phones
> I've tried are as good as "phones". As we all know, the trend
> today is for all the other stuff built into cell phones.
>
> So, if you want the best "phone" - it's still the Motorola
> E815......

Yes, it is. I agree completely and to keep it from dying, just be
careful when connecting the charger. That seems to be the weak spot on
E815s so be careful, be gently and it may last forever!



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