
LG VX-8000
VX-8000 vs. Motorola V710
I am sticking it out for the VX-8000. Remember, good things come to those who wait. ๐
sportsnut said:
I'm in a little bind. I know that the VX-8000 is in the field for 500 Verizon customers. I've been waiting for the VX-8000 but I don't think my existing phone is going to make it. Is there anyone out there that has used both phones and if there is can you give me an honest comparison between the two because my next choice in phones would be the Motorola V710? I need all of the features that both phones have except Bluetooth. Speakerphone, voice dialing, camera, good large phone book, mp3's etc. Please help me with my decision if possible. โน๏ธ
If you can't wait for the 8000, skip the 710. It has too many problems and is ovepriced.
The phone you should look at is the Audiovox 9900. Check...
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As for the 8000, I have been an LG fan since I got the 6000 when it first came out. I'll be getting this phone when it's released.
Unless you need bluetooth, I usually tell people to stay away from the 710. The bluetooth doesn't work all that well anyway. People always say I sound different (in a bad way), although they still usually can understand me. I...
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Other than the camera (and evdo), the v710 is still a more useful handset. I determine that by the amount of features each handset has, and by the usefullness of the features each handset offers.
I am tempted to buy the vx8000, but still really like my v710. If you aren't depending on the camera, and like the feature set of the v710, I'd say stick with your original choice. With a soon-to-be-offered 256mb TF card, the v710 can store a lot of mp3 files, pictures, videos, etc... The vx8000 only has 48MB of memory available for storage.
The expandable memory is the main reason why I prefer the v710 over the vx8000. If the v...
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As far as your comparison to the vx8000, I would have to disagree. As I previously stated, they are for different users. A business executive in an area with crappy digital reception would totally hate the vx8000 as it would be uselesss. I am sitting in my basement right now with my v710 going from 2-3 bars in DIGITAL, and my girlfriend's vx7000 has nothing. If I switch to analog, I get nearly full reception. Althoug...
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Too many kids are buying these phones as "toys" because they think it is impressive to their friends to have all these "cool" features and when they find that it is still a phone, and the "cool" features are not as cool as they thought, they put the whole phone down! ๐ข
A cell phone should be bought first to be a good PHONE, with good reception for the use that you will need it for and with tri-mode a great asset to many people. But realizing that any of the "new" technology features are going to be limited and not up to the hype from any manufacture.
The "cool" features should be considered as something to use when you don't have the better product handy, like a real digital camera or an MP3 player, not as so...
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As I stated in my post I purchased this phone and it's the best one I've ever had. I'm a businessman, a plumbing technical rep that spends a lot of time in areas that my Star Tac couldn't get a signal. Boiler rooms, etc. The v710 gets a signal. It's NOT a toy, it's a professional phone and it's not for kids that want to listen to music and take pictures then give negative reviews on it because it's not up to their standards. I left a positive review on this phone just recently and the heading was, Tired of Negative Reviews. The next review was from someone that stated, Tired of people lying. He goes on to state that he is a professional and owns a business and bought the phone for the camera. Then makes al...
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Your definition of a good [cell] phone means having great functionality beyond that of making a simple call (I don't mean to be putting words in your mouth, but that is what I summized from your posts). The vx8000, it seems, will have a greater network for data transfer, GIN, SMS, etc... But as you mentioned, the v710 offers many of the same functions of the vx8000 and more (though not all), but may not be as stable of a phone. This is evident thr...
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I'd like a veggie lovers pizza if I was a vegetarian and id like a meat lovers pizza if i wasnt a vegetarian. either way, both pizzas are great and everyone is different dependant on their taste.
both phones are great and have different advantages that you can't really compare. (i.e. can't compare bluetooth and evdo). Every phone has a bug or two, we all know that.
On basis of voice quality, each cell is different. Come on, comparing a tri-mode to an all-digital. Yeah they're in the same baseball game ,but they're on totally different sides of the field. Each have their own weaknesses and advantages. Each operate differently in different fields. If you want to, t...
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I have a right to my own opinion and I don't like being called a LIAR. I'm a professional person and have used th v710 for over a month for business mostly. Also for pleasure. I HAVE NOT HAD ANY PROBLEMS WITH IT!!! I only use the Bluetooth headset and don't need any other Bluetooth functions. It works perfectly. The voice dialing has been a pleasure to use. The speakerphone has been a pleasure to use. I get reception in DIGITAL AREAS THAT MY OTHER DIGITAL PHONES DIDN'T GET!!! The only time this phone locked up on me was when I was scrolling the menu too fast. It doesn't any more. The camera serves its purpose if needed. If I really need to take photographs I'll use a digital camera. The TF card works perfect...
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