All CELLPHONE AND ACCESSORIES REVIEW

I’ve been using my Palm Pre since the day it went on sale back on June 6, 2009, and for the most part I’ve been very impressed and happy with the phone. There are a few things that keep me from giving it a full five stars and I’ll cover those below.

The first thing I noticed when I finally got the Pre in my hands was just how “natural” it felt. I hate to sound corny in a review but it really has an almost organic/nature feel to it. When the screen is off the face of the device has a solid black, glossy look that draws the eyes to it. I’ve had several friends and co-workers comment on just how much they like the look of the phone.

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2 Different Review

Review 1

First let me start by saying that I’ve owned this phone for a month already and im VERY HAPPY with it. It feels solid in your hands id does not freeze at all, like the n96 when you fill up the memory. Before i bought this phone i owned the nokia n95 (great device) and the nokia N96(more memory but not so good) The only reason i did not give this nokia 5800 five starts its because of the camara quality which by the way is good but the n95 and n96 were better quality camaras and also video recording capabilities.

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3 Different Review

Review 1

I bought one of these phones ealier from this same company and was pleased with the performance. I liked it so much I ordered another for my daughter. Has a lot of features and is exactly what I expected for the price. It is a decent quality for a good price. This comnpany ships quickly and I am extremely happy with their service.

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Review 1

Some people need to learn to read the review on the website they’re buying their products from. Apparently a few reviewers went to the Motorola website and just assumed that everything listed on the spec page would be included with the phone sold from this site.

The review clearly states it comes with 512MB of NON-upgradable memory. It clearly states there is NO SD or MicroSD expansion slot. It doesn’t mention a touchscreen. This phone does everything the review states. It’s over $80 less than one bought directly from Motorola and you’d think people would understand why that is.

We buy these phones because we don’t want to be tied to long-term contracts. This in turn means some of the phones more advanced or even desirable features will be missing. The phone is capable of 2GB of storage, but only if you buy one directly from a carrier like AT&T. The benefits of doing so include getting more memory and few extra features, the drawback is you will be tied to a 2 or 3 year contract, with the full price of the phone (usually inflated to several times the actual retail cost) due if you decide to break it.

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Review 1

The law in California is about to change. Begining next month its going to be illegal to use a cell phone in the car, unless its hands free. Otherwise I’d never have bought this, or any other headset. In principle I don’t like the idea of using a phone when driving - its just too distracting. So, I generally only use the phone to say ‘I’m stuck in traffic, gonna be late…bye’. So, I’d hate to use my phone without a headset and end up getting a ticket for that!

Needless to day, I therefore don’t have experience of any more that a couple of other headsets.

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3 Different Review

Review 1

I bought this phone as a replacement for my Nokia E51 business smartphone. I know this choice sounds odd. I just accidentally dropped my E51 in water and needed an inexpensive phone I can use before I can get a free upgrade from AT&T.

This phone is slim and build quality is good for the price. As for the low call/speakerphone volume, you can actually increase it (and it gets really loud). I assigned the “volume” function to one of the keys (Settings > My Shortcuts) and now can adjust the volume (even while you talk). Reception is above average.

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Review 1

I bought this phone in purple - in support of pancreatic cancer awareness and because I wanted a quad band phone.
It is nice to look at, has a nice “feel”, but the features are basic.
There is very little you can do with it in terms of the telephone aspect of it. I guess it is great for photos, especially since it has the photo editor. The screen is the best feature on this phone. It is big and performs well even in direct sunlight (a plus for the camera users). After 6 photos which I transferred from my Nokia I was told that the memory was full. My Nokia 6320 has loads of photos and music on it.

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