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Which cell phones do you guys have?

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motorola e815 it's alright but i liked my vx6000 better. the weak vibrate, bulkiness and the alarm not going off if i get a text or a voice mail are the things i dont like about it.
 
I have a Motorola. It's a V276. The model number is correct--I just removed the battery and looked.

I'm using Verizon service. The service makes a big difference too. I'm happy with the combo. (Verizon happens to have the best signal--for me--in the downtown area where I work.)

I've used LG (2 different models), Nokia (1 model), and Motorola (3 different models) on Verizon. I keep coming back to Motorola because they seem to have the best sound quality and signal retention for Verizon.

BTW, the poll seems to be broken at the moment.
 
Sony Ericsson K500i
I love this phone, it's so fast in the menus and Java.

But I might replace it with the W800 (or the next one) or the Nokia 6682 if I can find a good deal on either one of 'em.
 
I'm still using a Motorola V60. I'm not impressed with the reception of a lot of newer phones, even though they have a lot of flashy features. Now that Nokia has come out with a flip phone that's FAR I might go with that (6101/6102)
 
Motorola MPX220..

hated it at first; now, i love it. It's my PDA, mp3-player, and general entertainment device. I can synchronize with Outlook, play downloaded games (even while listening to mp3s), browse the Internet (the actual internet.. not some shtty cell-phone network), read email..

I even have an NES emulator for my mpx220. It plays NES games.. with sound, full-speed..

ya.. there's been problems at first, but it originally shipped with version .33 firmware.. Now, you can download 1.49 firmware for it.

 
nokia 3595

cheap durable and reliable.
over a year old and still only chare i once every 6 days or so.
un-affected by humidity, sometimes i use it in the shower.
 
lg-225

I like it, especially the internal antenna, which doesnt constantly snag on your pants when you carry it in your pocket.

It is a bit bigger than my Samsung A-680, which I really liked as well. The ringer on it went out about 1 month after warranty.
 
Originally posted by: SithSolo1
Right now I've got an LG VX6000 w/ Verizon. I've had it since the day it was released and it's done superbly but I think it's time for an upgrade. I'm currently eyeing the LG VX9800 but I need to go see it in person.
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i have the 6000 as well

i dont care for it, but im not a flip phone guy
 
Seimens m65. Worst phone I've ever owned. Slow everything, address book lacks the ton of useful features you get on the s65 and the keypad lock allows my pocket to send 27 text messages to my former driving instructor. I'll probably go with a Sony Ericsson W800 to replace it, fast and flashy. Plus it can make use of my existing Sony memory sticks.
 
Current phone: Motorola V600 (had it for over 1 year now). Worst phone I've ever used, but the most advanced phone I can use.

Old phone: Sony Ericsson K750i. Yes far better phone and more advanced, best phone out on the market (other than the W800i). I flashed it to a W800i and I dropped into the laundry the next day. GG MONEY! $400 phone!. Back to V600 =(

Edit: All you RaZr users get a grip of yourselves. You're jumping in on a phone that could've been gotten back in November 04 even for T-Mobile. The technology is aging on that phone, and it's a V600 in a new casing, so I'm using basically the same phone as you guys are and have been using this phone for over a year and it's free. Now if I didn't break my K750i, RaZr would be demolished 20 times over by SE phones.
 
Nokia 6620, does everything i want and more. Plus it has amazing reception. Only downside is that the handset is pretty big.
 
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