I have the Motorola E815 and love it, Razr is too thin and fragile feeling to me. E815 and Vcast with phone tools and you have a decent modem for emergency internet access without having to pay for it (80 bucks)
-----Original Message----- >From: Richard Kim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Sent: Sep 27, 2006 2:15 PM >To: 'The Hardware List' <[email protected]> >Subject: [H] -OT- Verizon cell phones > >I want to pick the brains of the group. I am coming upon my free phone every >2 years plan from Verizon and I was wondering if people could give some >reviews about the phones they use. Please, only phones offered by Verizon, >thanks. > >I need a phone that is reliable. I've heard some mixed reviews about the >Razr, which is what I was going to replace all 6 phones in my family with. >But I think it might be too difficult for my older parents to use. I had a >Samsung, but 3 of the 6 ended up cracking right at the hinge right after the >warranty expired. My current LG VX6100 has been a workhorse with only 2 >developing minor glitches 3 months before the end of the contract. The only >phone I've had that has lasted 2 full years without any hiccups has been my >old Motorola Startac and a T720 (which I've reinstated to replaced a lost >VX6100) > >Any helpful steering on the current crop of phones offered by Verizon? >Thanks to everyone. > >-rich > Mark Dodge
