LG VX-8100
8100 or the 815 I thought I'd made up my mind for the 8100 but now - who knows
I was all hyped, obsessed with the 8100. Now, I'm not sure. I don't have either, but
the 815 is supposed to have
better reception,
longer battery life
MP3 player that works
PC connectivity
costs less
but
You have to return it 5-7 times to get one that works - has all it's pixels
you can't hear the speakerphone
It might echo
feels like a toy
A vibration mode no one can feel
The 8100 is supposed to have
better quality out of the box
better camera (although 1.3M isn't the end all)
a decent vibration mode
a better "feel"
but
the MP3 player is worthless unless you want to pay Verizon out the butt later
the battery life is limited
the blue tooth is problematic - difficult to use
Have I got it all now? W...
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the 815 is supposed to have
better reception,
longer battery life
MP3 player that works
PC connectivity
costs less
but
You have to return it 5-7 times to get one that works - has all it's pixels
you can't hear the speakerphone
It might echo
feels like a toy
A vibration mode no one can feel
The 8100 is supposed to have
better quality out of the box
better camera (although 1.3M isn't the end all)
a decent vibration mode
a better "feel"
but
the MP3 player is worthless unless you want to pay Verizon out the butt later
the battery life is limited
the blue tooth is problematic - difficult to use
Have I got it all now? W...
(continues)
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I agree. Reception supposed to be better on Moto. But it stops there. Can't comment on BT because this is 1st for LG. My 6000 had good reception till I dropped it a couple of times.
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TPR said:...
I was all hyped, obsessed with the 8100. Now, I'm not sure. I don't have either, but
the 815 is supposed to have
better reception,
longer battery life
MP3 player that works
PC connectivity
costs less
but
You have to return it 5-7 times to get one that works - has all it's pixels
you can't hear the speakerphone
It might echo
feels like a toy
A vibration mode no one can feel
The 8100 is supposed to have
better quality out of the box
better camera (although 1.3M isn't the end all)
a decent vibration mode
a better "feel"
but
the MP3 player is worthless unless you want to pay Verizon out the butt later
the battery life is limited
the blue tooth is problematic - difficult to us
(continues)
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TPR said:...
I was all hyped, obsessed with the 8100. Now, I'm not sure. I don't have either, but
the 815 is supposed to have
better reception,
longer battery life
MP3 player that works
PC connectivity
costs less
but
You have to return it 5-7 times to get one that works - has all it's pixels
you can't hear the speakerphone
It might echo
feels like a toy
A vibration mode no one can feel
The 8100 is supposed to have
better quality out of the box
better camera (although 1.3M isn't the end all)
a decent vibration mode
a better "feel"
but
the MP3 player is worthless unless you want to pay Verizon out the butt later
the battery life is limited
the blue tooth is problematic - difficult to us
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I'm curious... where did you see me say one was better than the other? I said they both have significant problems. I was hoping the 8100 would have better functionality - actually, I was hoping both would have greater functionality.
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Moto's an American company. LG's from Korea...have to pay tariff tax and etc...Just like automobiles....PEACE ALL!!!
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TPR said:...
I was all hyped, obsessed with the 8100. Now, I'm not sure. I don't have either, but
the 815 is supposed to have
better reception,
longer battery life
MP3 player that works
PC connectivity
costs less
but
You have to return it 5-7 times to get one that works - has all it's pixels
you can't hear the speakerphone
It might echo
feels like a toy
A vibration mode no one can feel
The 8100 is supposed to have
better quality out of the box
better camera (although 1.3M isn't the end all)
a decent vibration mode
a better "feel"
but
the MP3 player is worthless unless you want to pay Verizon out the butt later
the battery life is limited
the blue tooth is problematic - difficult to us
(continues)
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