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8100 or 8000 what would you do ? Need Advice

rxman

Jul 28, 2005, 10:33 PM
After a frustrating 6 months with a 6100 VZ is allowing me to upgrade to another phone now.
I am afraid if I wait all the 8000's will be gone. I am not really into all the streaming video & phone internet but just want a decient phone with a good reliable speakerphone and camera. I like the idea of the 8100's disc for downloading pics, but wish it could also be used to upload mp3 ringtones.
I will be able to upgrade again in 18 months but in the meantime those of you that have both what would you do?
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lovesthewest

Jul 29, 2005, 10:02 PM
I don't like the speakerphone on eiterh so if thats important to you get the e815.

the 8000 had better features - more flexibilty to add your own reingtones - better camera

its just too huge to wear on you belt

have had volume problems with both - got better reception on the 8000

as long as auto volume is off - the volume seems to be OK
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BK

Jul 30, 2005, 10:02 AM
I never use the speakerphone much so I can't compare the two. I agree the 8000 was just way too big, if it was a little smaller and had bluetooth then I would have stuck with it.
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fly_Dream

Jul 30, 2005, 10:59 AM
Oh wait there's already a phone that is smaller and has bluetooth its called 8100 😁
I was able to play mp3 on it by renameing file to *.mid and sending it via pix msging. Don't know how to set it up as a ringtone though â˜šī¸
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BK

Jul 30, 2005, 3:36 PM
fly_Dream said:
Oh wait there's already a phone that is smaller and has bluetooth its called 8100 😁
I was able to play mp3 on it by renameing file to *.mid and sending it via pix msging. Don't know how to set it up as a ringtone though â˜šī¸


Oh wait--there is a phone that allows you to set up your own ringtones- it's called the 8000. 🙂
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