Need serious phone advice
A couple people here ragged on me for being picky about choosing a phone to replace this shoddy Boulder (my time is running low on returning it; it'll leave here Monday), but I have to repose the question because these same people know more about what's coming via Verizon than I do.
I prefer (not mandatory) a flip phone that's well-built and will last, with a camera, lots of memory for contacts, quick UI, exceptional sound. I won't use it for music, at least not often.
Everything has pointed toward the Adventure, but I'm not sure I like its construction (it seemed kind of flimsy in the store). My old LG 8300 served me well, and I still harken back to the discontinued Audiovox 9900 as a phone that was idea for me -- solid, well-built an...
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I prefer (not mandatory) a flip phone that's well-built and will last, with a camera, lots of memory for contacts, quick UI, exceptional sound. I won't use it for music, at least not often.
Everything has pointed toward the Adventure, but I'm not sure I like its construction (it seemed kind of flimsy in the store). My old LG 8300 served me well, and I still harken back to the discontinued Audiovox 9900 as a phone that was idea for me -- solid, well-built an...
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look--
you have the facts, you have obviously done your homework. Just make a decision already!!!
People in this forum can make a few opinions, but ultimately the choice is yours. You need to pick what fits your needs and your situation.
And to be honest, you will get more out of the reviews of each phone that posting here. Peoples responses to these types of questions are typically less thought out and not as in depth.
Good luck in your search, but for the love of god, grow a pair, and make a freakin decision!
Chris
you have the facts, you have obviously done your homework. Just make a decision already!!!
People in this forum can make a few opinions, but ultimately the choice is yours. You need to pick what fits your needs and your situation.
And to be honest, you will get more out of the reviews of each phone that posting here. Peoples responses to these types of questions are typically less thought out and not as in depth.
Good luck in your search, but for the love of god, grow a pair, and make a freakin decision!
Chris
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I agree, Read the reviews for the phones and make a decision. I would get the adventure or go back to your 8300. or perhaps even get the 8350.
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For the PTT button all you have to do is hit the lock button on the side of the phone once you close it. When you open the phone back up and try to use it it will unlock for you.
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