Nokia 6215i
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I had a chance try this phone in the Verizon store and actually make a few calls with it. The voice quality, both on my end and the other person's end, was superb. I called my wife's landline with this phone and several others, and it was on a par with my Motorola V710 (which until now was the best I had heard). It easily beat a Razr, and several other models I tried at the same time. I'm quite picky, so I'm not saying this lightly.
For the person who was wondering, as a Verizon phone the 6215 has the "Verizon menu" just like every new Motorola, LG, etc.
Despite what others have said, the 6215 did not feel cheap or fragile to me. It felt small and light, but that isn't the same as cheap.
I really liked its small size and light weight better than my V710. Since the sound quality was comparable, I'm considering switching phones. My only question is about the reception. Has anyone done a direct comparison of this phone to another phone in the real world? Some people haven't been impressed by the reception of other Pantech phones, but there's no reason to assume this one will be the same. If the reception is good the 6215 could turn out to be a real bargain.
For the person who was wondering, as a Verizon phone the 6215 has the "Verizon menu" just like every new Motorola, LG, etc.
Despite what others have said, the 6215 did not feel cheap or fragile to me. It felt small and light, but that isn't the same as cheap.
I really liked its small size and light weight better than my V710. Since the sound quality was comparable, I'm considering switching phones. My only question is about the reception. Has anyone done a direct comparison of this phone to another phone in the real world? Some people haven't been impressed by the reception of other Pantech phones, but there's no reason to assume this one will be the same. If the reception is good the 6215 could turn out to be a real bargain.
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