This is what works and what  does not.

I work in wireless and have extensive experience with ATT. There's some confusion here so I thought I'd give my two cents.Each ATT prepaid comes with a prepaid SIM. You can take a contract sim into a prepaid phone but not into any newer high end phone.MEID are unique to every phone and ATT does not sell a prepaid Iphone, nor any top of the line Android, and DOES not sell any prepaid phone that accesses their 4g HSPA or their LTE (that's a whole other story)  Therefore, a prepaid sim, which is never used in any contract phone, (i.e Samsung Galaxy S3, Iphone, Motorola Atrix, HTC One X) WILL NOT WORK for 4g DATA yet....  ATT flags the against SIM/ICCID (which is a 3g sim) and cuts you off. (People did this with a few years ago with the Iphone until ATT got their act together)Where it DOES work is if you are contract customer and need to buy a prepaid and have it activated under your old number, under contract. I.e. you don't want to buy the absurd, non-subsidized price for an un activated phone because you destroyed, ran over, lost, dropped in toilet, strapped phone to C4, set on fire, ETC to your old phone.Or, take an old Moto Razr from your closet and go to an ATT store and get a courtesy sim.That being said; considering how many holes there are in ATT's system pretty much anything is possible. There are numerous loopholes that I won't divulge here; but suffice to say ATT system isn't exactly the most fraud proof. GSM is more flexible but far more exposed to fraud.Now Verizon, that's another story. CDMA works differently. Sprint, US Cellular, and their prepaid arms are a whole nother story.


Bling Bling!

This case arrived today and is sooo beautiful.  It is, however, missing a toe.  Due to the other reviews I am expecting that is will fall apart more quickly than I would like...BUT I will rock it till the tail falls off.


Light cover feels great in your hands

This silicone cover is very nice.  Very snug, though it slips on easily.  The Kindle DX by itself feels great in the hands, with this cover it is different but still very nice.  Doesn't impact the Kindle's functionality or readability in any way.Doesn't cover the screen, of course, so doesn't actually protect it from a blow the way a full cover would.  It doesn't need to be "opened" to use the Kindle - you just pick up your Kindle and go.  That convenience, plus the light weight, is what convinced me to go with this skin rather than a cover.  (Plus, the price is much lower than a cover.)The included anti-scratch protector should protect it from small scratches, and installs very easily.


I would give this zero stars if I could.

Horrible design. Cable not shown in picture. Also, no instructions came with the phone. As most would probably not read the instructions anyways, it does not mention if the battery has to be charged initially (I imagine it would). Also, the case won't protect the phone let alone hold the phone in place. The cost is very expensive for this poor design.Most importantly, MotoX phone does NOT have a replaceable battery!!! As I was in a rush to put the battery on the phone, I removed the back of my MotoX phone only to my horror find out that the battery of the MotoX is embedded into the phone. The back case is not meant to be removed though I did it instinctively as all of my other phones have their back cases come off.The back case of the phone is attached to the circuit board of the MotoX by a very flexible cable. DO NOT PULL THIS CABLE OFF OF THE PHONE! However, if you do pull the cable off like I did, it can be reinserted back into the socket on the circuit board.  There are two sockets near each other. This flexible cable would go into the socket that is empty (the other one will have a similar flexible cable in it). The flexible cable goes into the same side as the one already in place. To allow the socket to take the cable into it, you must gently, and I mean gently, lift the tiny piece of rubber with your finger nail until it barely moves upwards on the socket.You slide the end of the flexible cable into the socket and then position the rubber piece back to its original position with your finger nail. Tug lightly on the cable to make sure it is not loose. Then just snap the back cover onto the phone .End result, extended power design is flawed. I'm returning mine immediately and will just keep an extra lithium ion battery charger with me instead of this terrible product.


Best Bluetooth headset this sound engineer has tried

My husband is a freelance TV sound engineer, so he knows about audio equipment. Here is his review of the Jabra Street2 Bluetooth headset:I jog and enjoy music from my iPod Touch.As a sound engineer, I was very happy with the music clarity from this Bluetooth headset. I was even able to hear lyrics I hadn't been able to hear before. Oh, it's Tiny DANCER, not Tony Danza!The unit's ability to switch between two Bluetooth devices--from my iPod to my cell phone--and back again is a very useful feature. If I get a call while I'm running, I only have to press one button to make the music pause AND answer the cell phone. Just one button to do both! Another push finishes the call and gets the music going again. I tried it with two phones, one of them an Android, and it worked well with both. I imagine it would also work well with an iPhone, although I haven't been able to test it on one.The amplification is great. It's the loudest Jabra Bluetooth headset I've tried, and I've tried several. I like that Jabra realized it looks like 'dog tag' and went all the way with that look, giving it a dog tag chain. Not only does it look good, but the chain means I know it won't fall off. I have tries the Jabra Clipper Bluetooth stereo headset, and this unit is so much better in all areas: volume, clarity, more buttons for more functions, handles two Bluetooth devices at once and switches between then with just one button, and it's both easy to clip on and has a chain so you're not going to drop it.I think the charge lasts for about 6-8 hours of use. You could use any stereo head set or ear buds, but I found the supplied ear buds comfortable. They fit in my ear well and block most surrounding noises. The headset has interchangeable rubber ear buds to fit different ear sizes. I really enjoy using this headset and would recommend over any other Bluetooth headset I've tried.


watch out for the retraction.

Can confirm that it charges the Thundbolt without any problem.  The cord is thin and is maybe about 2 feet long or so.The only thing is that the retraction is very quick. -- the plug actually clipped my knuckle when I pressed the button.  I recommend holding on to both ends for a slower, pain-free retraction.  Nonetheless, I still prefer this charger over a car charger that doesn't retract.


Great Service

Got here earlier than said. Also had a lot of extra accessories. Overall a great product and worth its value.


Item doesn't work as described

Item doesn't work as described,  doesn't wakeup the phone and doesn't work as descriped and the way it suppose to.You can't do any of the things they put in the description.Also the item was not shipped in 24 hr as they claim, I put the order on 10/18, they shipped the item as per usps 10/23 and got the nonfunctional item by 10/26 ....


best p brake bypass

This product is fantastic! It's super easy to install and it works exactly as advertised. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone looking for a bypass that actually works! Great job DiYbypass.com!!!


Issues

The magnet in the flip cover changes the mode of the phone to car or media mode. You should only use Velcro cases for the Droid...See [...].


Gift card discount not given.

I was charged the full price when I had an Amazon gift card and I entered the code correctly. It was for 40.00


Absolutely hated it

I ordered the Samsung Brightside for myself and my mom, who is on my family plan through Verizon, from Amazonwireless.  First, let me say that Amazonwireless is great.  It was my first time buying anything from that site.  I contacted customer support with some questions I had, and the woman I spoke to was friendly, knowledgable and extremely helpful.  The website stated the phone was on backorder and would take 2 to 4 weeks to arrive.  Imagine my surprise when it showed up 2 days later!  That's where it all went downhill, however.  The phone was hard to navigate.  I was told that it supported wifi, which I later found out it did not.  I had no intention of paying for a data plan for the phone, which is why I chose it over a smart phone.  The touch screen was so sensitive that I called voicemail numerous times (accidentally) and accessed the web browser numerous times unintentionally.  After carefully locking the screen (with the button on the side), I place the phone in my purse.  I wasn't even out my door when the phone started making noise inside my purse.  Somehow, the voice activation had been activated.  I was told that one of the big advantages of having this phone was the fact that it is very hard to activate the screen while it is locked.  That, obviously, was not true.  I have an iPod touch and assumed the touch screen of the Brightside would be similar; I was wrong!  Directly touching it isn't necessary for an icon to be selected; simply getting close to it will cause things to start popping up.  I hung up calls I was on several times simply because my cheek brushed against the phone while I was talking on it.  The screen is FAR too sensitive.  It wasn't 20 minutes after activating the phone before I was ready to send it back--which I did the next day.  I have no idea why this phone got such good reviews; it was terrible!  I don't think I will get another touch screen phone again, unless it is an actual smartphone.  The good news is, I contacted customer support and told them how much I hated the phone.  They emailed me the return slips and I sent the phones back.  I sent the phones back on Monday, and today they processed the return, refunded my money (all 2 cents of it), and contacted Verizon for me to cancel the account upgrade so I am able to get new phones.  Thank you Amazon for the wonderful customer service!  This phone, however, is worthless.  Complete piece of crap.


Perfect!

I love this case. Really durable and sturdy. Great for the price. So great I might get it for myself for my 8.9 if they have it. fits perfect and is perfect for my 3 year old.


Great charger and holder

I had seen this unit in my friend's car and really liked it. I got it for my BMW 3 series. Initially it seemed that the cigarette lighter socket was too close to the gear shift and that the bracket would not be able to fit in. But this unit has a couple of swivel options and I was able to configure it in such a way that it faced away from the gear box. The other reviewer mentioned that his unit does not stay in the socket. There is a wheel that can be adjusted so that the device stays in place. My unit has not moved once since I attached it to my lighter socket. I have been on rough roads where the car was shaking, but the unit stayed put.All in all I am very pleased with this unit and would recommend it.


Love it! :D

It got to my house quicker than I expected it to, and I have to say it's MUCH more than what I expected to get at this price. It's so cute and functional that I wonder why I didn't think of looking at cases online before.


Very very excellent!

Honestly, the product was in super excellent condition, arrived on time and without difficulty, the product works really well better than I thought; I've found a few difficult but still I think the phone its great! I recommend everyone... it's an excellent phone and obviously you don't have to pay thousands dollars for a good phone!


most comprehensive/versatile  Power Meter on the Market

using it for over 1 year now; went this year to take part in the Tour de France - used it to train for the TdF, used it during the rides - rain and shine, up and down the mountains; good and bad roads - it worked flawlessly. not a bad word to say.


Great phone, but buyer beware.  Phone I received was not new.

I purchased a phone that was advertised as new from Pacific Cellular and received a used phone.  The phone arrived without a seal on the box, battery was not in a sealed wrapper and took too long to charge and discharged early. You could see that the phone had been previously handled, with fingerprints all over the back and front cover.  Thank goodness for amazon, as their staff were very helpful in getting a full refund.  I recommend avoiding The seller and choosing one whose products are "fulfilled by amazon".  I did wind up reordering the same phone from Top10cell, fulfilled by amazon and the phone arrived within 3 business days.  The phone arrived with 2 seals on the box, which clearly states to not accept if broken or missing.  Inside, the packing and contents were as they should be, battery in its sealed case and NO fingerprints all over the phone!  The phone itself is very nice, thus far it has been working quite well and seems to have a boatload of features for the price.  I will leave the technical review for the techies...and there is a great one by a "daisy s."  I recommend getting a micro sd card to increase storage space...I got a 32 gb card.  So, in summary, thumbs up for the phone, an excellent buy, thumbs way up for seller Top10cell and amazon...thumbs way down for Pacific Cellular distributor, out of Idaho.


Nice case, but looks terrible after 2 months

I bought this case in late August, and aside from the volume button overlay being too stiff, I was impressed with the fit and quality.  After, 2 months... I'm not so sure.  The clear case, which shows off the beautiful aluminum body of the HTC One has noticeably yellowed.  It still protects the phone well enough, but it looks terrible.  I don't smoke, nor does anyone else in my house, but it looks like it's nicotine stained.  Time to go shopping for another case... :(


Motorola Android User

I use a motorola droid and think this thing is great. It functions properly: it charges with an included cord (you don't need to use the usb one included with the droid which is what I initially thought and didn't want to have to keep switching cords); the fm transmitter is great, I had an ipod one that i had to keep switching stations but this one is super strong and gets a clear sound. The mount it comes with is great, flexible and holds the phone securely. I would recommend this for anyone with long drives as the gps on here can go out without something like this.


Not all perfect

I hate the fact of digging my fingers in the side slots to access the power/volume button . Other than that its a nice looking case


Does not fit properly & causes phone malfunction

The Samsung Galaxy S4 Active is such a new phone that it is difficult to find cases for the phone. While I did finally locate a dozen or so cases, I eventually chose this one because of i-Blason's awesome reviews.Unfortunately, the case does not properly fit the Active phone. While, yes, the holes all align correctly, the case actually causes the phone to malfunction.Perhaps its too tight? Because it randomly activates the rocker volume side button and the power button. Perhaps too thick? When I try to push the volume rocker and the power button, they do not respond. I know, crazy! Both extremes of the same dilemma - the case causes unpredictable and unreliable use of the rocker and power button.Thankfully, a return and refund has been granted with no difficulty and not at my expense. Just be aware with this specific i-Blason Samsung Galaxy S4 Active SoftGel Flexible TPU Case.


Great phone with one major flaw

I have enjoyed everything about this phone, except for one major flaw, which some other reviewers have also mentioned.  The earpiece volume is extremely low.  If I am anywhere with any noise at all (in the car, outdoor event with noise, etc.), I cannot hear what the other person is saying to me.  It is so bad, that I am going to have to return this phone.  I was hoping that I just had a faulty unit, but some of the reviewerss mentioned that they have gotten their's replaced, and they are all the same.  I don't use an earpiece, so if you primarily do us one, this may not be a big issue for you.It is a wonderful phone, otherwise.  But, this is too major of a fault, to keep the phone.


Only one word: Excellent!

I bought it as an all-in-one solution:phone/office/email/navigation/pmp and own it for almost two months now.I don't regret one cent I spent for it.The DESIGN is one of most simple yet elegant on the market and you have to hold it yourself in your hand to see how it feels as I can't express the feeling ;).Perhaps one thing I appreciate the most is the BATTERY LIFE. Wifi on for almost the whole week-end and still had enough juice for the next monday.Allthough the size of the screen is not as big as a PDA screen, it is still big enough for enjoying some movies (divx also) while travelling. I installed TOMTOM on it and it's great for navigation! It's true that it doesn't have gps built-in (I had to use my bluetooth gps receiver for navigation) but it's a fair compromise compared to all the other features it provides.It connects to almost EVERYTHING. The only problem I had was related to the fact that it doesn't support "IP passthrough" (for sharing internet connection through the data cable provided and the Nokia Network Bridge software). It also doesn't support "PAN bluetooth" for connecting to bluetooth networks, but this will not make me rate it with less than 5 stars.I will not go through all the features and apps which can be installed on it, as other reviewers already did this. And I cannot agree with the previous 1 star rate, the "symptoms" described lead to lack of knowledge rather than a "bad PDA".It doesn't have touchscreen, that's true, but I didn't feel the need for such a feature, considering also the size of the screen. And remember, a touchscreen comes with its own disadvantages: the screen loses brightness in sunny environments due to the extra layers it adds. Choice is yours.. ;)Although it has an average browser, I installed the free Opera Mini which comes as a freeware and is reacher in features.The Symbian OS platform has been on the market for a loooong looooong time, and there is a diverse choice of apps and games including the ones from the third parties. There are two things to keep in mind when searching the right app for your needs: it has to support the Series 60 (S60) version 3 (or Symbian 9.1a) and it has to fit the 320x240 resolution (as the reversed - 240x320 is usually most popular amongst the nokias).I owned other smartphones and PDAs, including Palm, Nokia and Blackberry, but I feel that E61i is the ONE for me. I recommend it without any hesitations. Enjoy the elegant and powerful E61i ;)


Good for the price..

Just received this today and I am pretty happy with it.  It reminds me of the Seidio Active Case that I've used for my Samsung Galaxy S2.  You have 2 layers.  One soft silicon skin style case and a more rigid snap on back cover.  It adds a little bit of thickness but it doesn't bother me knowing that my expensive device has a little more protection.  The rubbery feel of the silicon case makes me feel like I have a better grip on the device.The added kickstand is nice.  Mine only locks closed from one little plastic tab on the top of the stand nearer to the camera.  From constant use, I can see it, eventually, breaking.  Two tabs, one on opposite ends, would have been better.The holster works on sliding the phone in and out from the top.  It is felt lined where the screen would be located.  It is very snug to the point that if my phone was inserted all the way in, I have a difficult time taking it out.  I don't think it will loosen over time since, I feel the friction is coming from the silicon case rubbing against plastic holster.  I noticed if you don't push it all the way in, it's easier to take out and still feels secure.  I cannot comment on the durability of the clip since I haven't put it thru its paces yet.For the price I think it's pretty good.  The one thing I wish they would change is the way the holster works.  I much prefer the spring loaded clip on the top for ease of removal of the device like the Seidio has.


Great phone, worth the money

This phone just recently replaced my Samsung Reclaim and I am much happier with it. It's obviously good for messaging due to the slide out keyboard but you can also use the touch keyboard on the main screen. The keys are sized decently and I like that the messages are stored according to sender/recipient so you can follow all the texts in conversational mode. The battery time is decent and the phone doesn't take too long to charge up.The touch aspect is fairly good but you may want to order a screenguard when purchasing as it seems to smudge even more quickly then other phones. The phone also displays a list of bubble messages so you can see missed calls and texts right there on the home screen. The sound quality is fine and I've ridden up a hi-rise elevator without losing a single call. The keys and touch screen also vibrate when you use them and the phone offers touch calibration for better, easier usage.The phone itself is a decent weight, not too heavy but certainly you'll know if it's not in your pocket.Overall I'm grateful to the geek squad for screwing up my Reclaim or I'd never have picked this one up. Excellent phone for simple everyday usage.


Looks like the real thing!

I was a bit apprehensive when ordering this case because there were no other reviews. But I kept coming back to it.I finally ordered it and I love it. It has everything I wanted. I needed a little bit more room on the wallet side and that's where the others fell short. I have ordered several cases but this is by far my favorite. There is room for 3 id/credit cards, 6 if you double up. Plus room for bills. The most important part is the snap-in case. Easy access to the front of the phone. No pushing strips of leather to the side to type. And it's secure. The case fits the iphone 4s perfectly; the buttons, charger, etc.- perfect! The phone is totally protected. I get lots of compliments on it and it is a very nice faux ostrich with a nice feel. I had planned to scotchgard it when it arrived, but it really hasn't been necessary. What can I say? Perfect to grab and go!


Does not fit well and looks warped.

Just received this for my Evo 4G extended battery.  Was excited but then I found out that it doesn't fit.  It pulls over the phone and the extended battery case but then the side buttons don't match up at all.  It also looks warped and makes my phone look awkward.  Great price, fast shipping, great seller, but bad product.  :(


High quality and very well made

These are very good iPhone screen protectors, and I settled on these after a lot of bad tries.  It may seem to some as though all screen protectors for the iPhone 3GS are equally well-made, but it is not so.  Some of the cheap ones are just awful.  I tried several makes of screen protectors for my workhorse 3GS and they were terrible.  Streaks and optical flaws, and built-in dirt that guarantees bubbles.These Halos install on the iPhone with few or zero bubbles.  It appears to me that most bubbles are caused by dust particles either on the screen or on the screen protector as the product of poor manufacturing.  After painstakingly cleaning and re-cleaning the screen of my iPhone, some of the cheap protectors nonetheless caused bubbles galore.  My first use of the Halo, by contrast, went on almost bubble-free.  These protectors have a slight "frost" finish which eliminates glare.  At first I was not sure if I liked that, but after using it, I prefer it.  Further, these protectors have a pleasant, high-quality texture to them when touching the screen; the best I have found among screen protectors.  Some of the cheap ones feel, well, cheap.  An additional bonus is that you get 4 of these in one pack (I know, the Amazon "item" says 3.  I got 4.)  This is a good deal for the money.Highly recommended for the iPhone 3G/3GS.  RJB.


Was ok...

It got an average rating from me because it was just that average product, I got it topair with my Ps3 rather easy, but even with the volume up all the way i had a hardtime hearing the other players with the minor noises(furnace, poeple talking). It didnthug my ear well enough to hold it in place, an adjustable band for the ear to for it tohold better. It does pick up everything well, everyone heard me talking, just hearing theothers was the problem.Basically if you live with people who talk loud or are alot of talking or noises in the house itsnot a great headset for that, even music being played is  hard to hear. If the developers seethis i hope you take in making it so the volume could be twice as loud or 3 times louder then it is.


Nice case

I ordered this case from Importer520, this was a gift for my brother.  I received the item one day late, but I cannot tell if it was the fault of USPS or the seller.The case is two pieced, the soft rubbery piece goes on first, and the hard plastic piece attaches on top of that.  The case fits the device overall and provides good protection.  The hard piece is textured and provides some grip.  All the covered buttons and port holes work well.My brother didn't like the hole on the back which left the Apple logo exposed and unprotected.  I applied some protective film over the logo...problem solved.


Excellent Phone

For me, the most important aspect of a phone is its core function, i.e., for phone calls.  Motorola's Crystal Talk technology has the most clear, natural sound quality, and this phone has plenty of volume for even noisier environments.The phone also physically feels like a quality product, unlike most other "free if you upgrade" phones.  It is not classified as a PDA phone, so you can get the $15 unlimited data plan.  Unlike many phones with similar features, there is no lag as you browse through the menu system.Three minor complaints, which may be due to the AT&T; specific firmware:1. Cannot upgrade Windows Live Messenger client.2. Non-standard web applications (e.g., GMail) requires you to confirm each and every time you access the data network.3. Cannot delete pre-installed AT&T; applications even if you will never use them.


Great Way to Get Double your Charging with One Car Outlet

My minivan has two power outlets up front so I can usually charge up two devices at once, or charge my phone and run a GPS or my kids DS chargers. However, there are times that we are all vying for power in the car. This dual charger offers a great solution to allowing two devices to charge at one time. You supply the USB cables for your device and plug them into the car charger. Easy to use, not big and bulky and eliminates the need to keep replacing car individual car chargers that have gone bad.I was provided a unit to test for an honest review.


Decent Product

The case isn't top of the line so know what you are getting. The Kindle Fire fits snug in the elastic bands at the corner but that is all that is holding it in. The outer shell of the case is flimsy and while it looks nice, it doesn't provide a lot of protection. I wouldn't recommend buying this case as there are better ones on the market that protect the Kindle Fire more so and hold it in more securely!!!


Not what I had hoped

I'm not at all happy with this Tracfone.  I've been a Tracfone customer for 8 years, and will keep the phone for phone and text, but the data/browser was not what I had hoped.  A word to the wise, be sure you know what you want, and what you are getting with this basic "smart phone.


Yellow, Difficult

There was a yellow tint on my screen protector, so difficult to get on right that I basically ruined the adhesive after trying so many times.


Apple Iphone 3G *8Gb

It turned out to be a perfect gift for a loved one  works well as expected but I had to unlock it.


Awesome Earbuds

Quick and easy to pair with Samsung Galaxy S4. Serious range on these these earbuds. I paired it, laid it down on the bed, walked down the hallway, through the dining room and into the kitchen and still had perfect continuous music. I bought these for working out at the gym and they stay in place and sound awesome! The mic also works great for talking on the phone. They came with three different sizes of ear piece inserts which gives you a nice and snug fit. They do sit a little funny in your ears so it may take a few times wearing them to get used to it. I think they're great and especially at $40. I couldn't be more pleased.


Great for what it does...a lot.

Love this device because it can be handled as a phone or a small tablet. It's is arguable that it is mainly a phone but its functions says otherwise. I use it as a tablet first for prodction, school work, etc. then phone secondary, for, of course, for communication/text, calls, etc. It is the a perfect size if you don't think of it as a phone only (and folks seem intimidated by "big phones").I won't get into the techncial specifics but basically, it's the same as Samsung Galaxy SII with little exceptions. I've upgraded to OS JellyBean, and love the extras in the stylus however, the stylus can go a little out of control on keyboards.I don't like how the power button is positioned exactly opposite the volume control on the other side of the phone. I clasp the device, using my thumb to powerup/down but find that my other four fingers are latched onto the volume control. Hard to keep away from, so it calls for using 2 hands (which I'm trying to avoid if I'm not using it as a tablet). S Note app is a bit annoying. I don't need to use a template but it won't let me create a note without one (at lease I haven't figured out how to control that yet).Nevertheless, the device runs and displays my applications very well. I am encouraged to watch Netflix, and run bigger apps with ease. Battery runs out at normal rate (depending on what you run and how long) but I'd suggest backup batteries when you know a powersouce wll not be accessible.


Great case, but not perfect!!!

I've always used Otterbox cases on my smartphones since they had them.  I am not careless, but in case of an accidental drop or something, then my phone was protected.  I got the Armor series case for my Iphone 5, cause I plan to keep it a while and wanted good protection until my next phone.  I found that it was real tough and durable, not cheap feeling.  Some people complain about it's bulkiness, but it feels the same as the defender series, just without the holster clip.  It looks great and feels great, plus the lanyard for the wrist is a good addition too for holding the phone while using it often at once.  Sound quality to talk is my only disappointment.  I'm not a big talker but it is hard for others to hear you, as a posed to you hearing them.  A good bluetooth device will help with that if you are a talker and have this problem, or ear pods with apple work well.  Picture quality is still great with the glass covering over the lens.  Buttons aren't too hard to use especially the touch screen.  The port coverings for the headphones and charging port are a bit snug to open, but that's due to the real tight protection of the case to seal out the elements.  I give it a 4 star rating due to call receivers having a hard time hearing you.  A bit pricey for it to have any problem.


Seems to last as long as original Moto battery

Bought this battery since my original Moto battery doenst hold a charge for as long as it used to. This new battery seems to last like the original one did when it was new. I compared the batteries side by side, and this one does have the holographic strip. The difference is the writing ont he back (shown in photo). There is less writing on this battery and the name is different. The battery i received says "Lithium Ion Battery" and the original Moto battery, as well as the one in the photo says "Lithium Polymer battery". I don't know if that's a significant difference, but wanted to point it out. If anyone knows, please comment. I don't know how long it will last, but so far, so good, and the price is great.


Love my Q10 - not your typical giant smartphone

This is a great phone. I love the keyboard and the screen is plenty big. It's not meant for a basic computer illetrate person like the iPhone which seems like a kids toy to me. This is an adult phone which has all the features I need in a phone. I love the size and the sturdy feel. It doesnt feel cheap or like it will break. The os is great and everything is lightning fast. Highly recommended.


awful product

I purchased the above battery from your company just over 3 months ago. Unfortunately, since 1.5 month ago it started holding less and less charge and now it only lasts for 5 minutes before I would need to charge it again. I could only explain this condition to be a defective battery and nothing else.  My original battery lasted way more than 15 months and my expectation was that any replacement battery should be the same.I sent them email but they never respond to my e-mail...very disappointing


Good for early adopters

I spent a few hours researching bluetooth stereo headphones, and wanted to find a suitable product for five possible uses - taking calls from my Blackberry, listening to my iPod, watching movies on my iBook, chatting on Skype and playing SOCOM on my PSP.The headset supports multiple pairing, which is essential, and the Blackberry recognized it right away. Sound output quality is good, a little weird when talking on the phone in stereo, and no-one has complained that I sound bad.iPod integration is through the included streamer. Again, very good quality, and the lack of wires are a good selling point. Audiophiles will surely have a different opinion, but then how stupid do they look walking on the street with giant cans on their heads?Listening to music on my iBook is fine, movies are a problem. The delay is unbearable, and makes it very frustrating to watch a DVD with the streamer. I couldn't successfully get the headset to work with the iBook on Bluetooth mode, it would pair but kept coming up with error messages. So that ruled out using the X5 microphone for Skype.Finally, the PSP played through the headset, but the square button to talki in SOCOM didn't work. This is more likely a problem because of Sony, and something that the two should work on for the future.


Great speaker, speaker phone and more!

I was pessimistic about this product but gave it a try and I'm glad I did.  It works exceptionally well as a speaker phone and provides great sound in a small package.As a speakerphone, this device can only accept incoming calls and you can't see who is calling but that's ok.  I used it as a regular speakerphone in my office and people said they heard me better than on my iPhone 4s.  Nice.  The fact it charges via USB means no battery hassles, but beware that there is no clear indicator of the battery life.For sound, obviously this isn't stereo, but provides the sound quality of a nice radio.  Enough that you can hear and enjoy the sound but not an immersive experience.  This keeps the tunes going poolside or while taking a shower.  I used it to listen to audiobooks or podcasts in the morning.I've only had it for a few weeks and had no problems but reading others reviews, the reliability and customer service give me pause for concern so buyer beware.  With non-removable batteries this device will have a limited lifespan.


Works perfectly on the iPad 4

Gorgeous, very slim, very sleek, perfect for the white iPad.  Also great that because its light gray rather than white, it is harder to get dirty.The surface has a nice rubbery feel to it.  I wish I could also make it stand at a higher angle, but it only stands at a level that is perfect for reading and typing on the full screen keyboard at a nice angle.The cover is smart and shuts off the screen when it is closed!When pulled back it lies perfectly against the back of the iPad, no bulge or problem with the hinge not letting it go flat.


Fell apart within days

I enjoyed my new bumper until it started to fall apart within days of use. The front portion of the bumper is slowly peeling off entirely from the rest of it. I see there is an announcement about a defective batch, so I'm hoping this could be resolved with a replacement... However, there is absolutely no information about how to contact customer service to obtain a replacement.


Don't despair!

Received item quick, but saw that all 3 products have mini USB plug, different from HTC Tilt 2 modified female plug, thought it was wrong item. Contacted seller - they do fit just fine, and work! If you have other mini USB cables or 5V chargers with mini USB at home, try those, they will work as well! But for the price and convinience of having a charger everywhere - get this trio, and you will cover all your bases!


The item is perfect

I don't know why people complain here. This items works perfectly with Samsung Galaxy S 2 t989. Even the button to accept and disconnect the call works.


Great for truck drivers

I bought this product for my husband who drives a semi-truck.  I was buying it more for me because I could never hear him with the hands-free device that he was using.  I love this product because I hear him clearly and rarely hear his loud truck noises.  I do sometimes hear his blinker, but that's no big deal to me.I wasn't sure if he would like these, though, because it only covers one ear.  I did know this before purchasing but I couldn't resist, for the price and the reviews.  After using them for a few weeks, he tells me he really likes them a lot.  He even wears them at home when he is talking on his phone while on the computer.  Definitely worth the money.


It only works once a call is picked up.

The unit is ok once a call picks up.  Yet isn't the entire point of a range extender is to make the sure call gets answered??  With this unit, that isn't the case.I have a wilson solo range booster and am thrilled by it. I'm so thrilled with the Wilson, I'm going to upgrade to the db pro.Hope this help!!


Can only hear portions of phone calls--VERIZON iPhone 5

Tech support suggested the problem might be the SIM card. The SIM card was sent to the wrong address so I could not determine if that is the problem.I phone 2 days ago and was told another SIM card would arrive at my address by 3PM yesterday.I phoned today, having not received a SIM card yesterday and was told it was sent, not to my address that I gave (which is the same address to which the iPhone 5 was sent) but to a wrong address.I have had a hellish experience with verizonwireless the past 2 years, first w/Android, now with iPhone. I vowed that would not go back to verizonwireless until I found that the iPhone had a better reputation that Android.The common denominator here is verizonwireless. My hassles are related to that company's lack of support for different devices--so am I stuck with a malfunctioning phone for ANOTHER 2 years?


iPhone Energizer A-

The Energizer is actually very cool. It is light weight, attractive, and works perfectly. I originally purchased it because I use a $30 iPhone application called "GolfShot." It is an app that functions much like the hand held GPS units golfers use to measure distances on a golf course, except it keeps your score and stats as you go. Also uploads all info to the GolfShot website. Anyway, there is not enough battery power in the iPhone to operate this app for a complete round of golf-thus the need for the Energizer. With the energizer, there is plenty of power. I use it often just to recharge my iPhone on the go, I travel with it and so on.Pros - Holds its charge for a long time. You can charge the unit and pick it up several weeks later and it is still charged and ready to go. You can leave and use the iPhone in it if you please. Light weight. Fits phone perfectly. Is attractive and not clunky at all. I saw a review on YouTube where the guy said that if you held it upside down the iPhone fell out. The connection on mine is tight and secure. The YouTube reviewer also said there was no charge indicator on the unit but it does have an indicator light. No problems. Most impotently, it has a LED indicator letting you know how much power is left in the energizer.Cons - If you use any sort of protector case on your iPhone, you must remove it to use the Energizer.


Thinking of buying the N900? Do your research.

[Edit - Jan 24, 2010 Update:Two firmware updates a couple weeks ago so after testing, time for an update: If you NEED bluetooth like I do and don't plan to carry two phones/devices to have bluetooth available, read on.So little progress has been made and I have seen far too many bugs/enhancements closed as WONTFIX that I am dropping this to 1-star based on current state, 2 updates and price to value in comparison with other devices that have launched/will launch in the next month or so. I'll change the rating depending on next update - length of wait will be factored in. I see a lot of bashing for people who give low reviews so I expect I'll hear about this.I'll start by quoting Nokia from bug 6766 regarding bluetooth problems on the phone. This came after the major PR1.1 update:"As far as making all issues go away, I don't think that's physically possible since Bluetooth and WLAN share the same antenna in the N900. Some WLAN operations, such as searching for access points, take over the antenna almost completely."All the bluetooth bugs still exist, some are made worse by PR1.1.Note: regardless of what people say, there is NO way, zero, none, nada, to turn off the wifi radio via graphical interface. You can probably do so via CLI if you are very advanced with Linux and not worried about re-flashing, but that's not practical. You can take several steps to make it "less active", but it is still running - easiest to see is choose "Internet Connections" from the status area and it will show all wifi APs even though you think it is disabled. Nokia closed an enhancement request to allow customers to fully disable the wifi radio as WONTFIX.The major update of the two, known as PR1.1, was eagerly awaited and expected to fix a lot of problems including the well known, very active, bluetooth bugs. Nothing I listed has been addressed and the firmware addressed a few minor things overall-nothing major. Important to note that the manifest list posted for PR1.1 lists A LOT of bugs as fixed that were actually fixed before the phone was released. I have noticed a lot of people's tones have changed since the disappointing update.PR1.1:Bluetooth: The PR1.1 update did help some who had a lot of issues with 'stuttering' on bluetooth (music and calls). For most of us, it didn't. One person who initially seemed happy and said he'd live with it came back a day or two later and said it's not fixed. Long story short, read bug 6766 on maemo's bug site. For me and others, PR1.1 has increased disconnections to a point that I don't bother trying to use BT now. It essentially disconnects immediately. When I was testing PR1.1, a couple times the connection lasted several minutes, but the majority is instant disconnect. If you need bluetooth, I would hold off.Portrait mode: They are working towards it, that's good. The browser has a partial implementation now (it's nice for one handed reading, good formatting, but not complete). Tip: you have to hit a combination of shift+ctrl+O to activate it; it works with keyboard slider in only. To disable, shift+ctrl+O again. However, I have 'remnants' of the future with my desktop sticking in portrait randomly requiring a restart. Not a huge deal unless you are in a hurry to make a call.USSD codes: The *#nnn#nnnnnn# to do many controls on your phone like say, enable full forwarding since it is not available in the interface or check prepaid balance, etc. etc. They fixed a couple codes: show your IMEI and show the software version (both available in settings | 'about phone' right next to each other). They closed this bug as fixed - a lot of very unhappy people on this one. I think Nokia (well, probably Maemo since they don't know phones yet) really underestimated how important this is - it is clear from the huge bug thread that a lot of the codes people need are surprising to them.Maps: It starts up a little quicker. A few minor tweaks that aren't worth mentioning. I was hoping I could at least do routing to an address. You can, but open your browser and go to google maps.Anything else I don't mention, there is nothing to mention. It was an underwhelming update that decreased battery life further, addressed several small issues. Some had ZERO votes and only 1 person involved with the ticket and it was very small - e.g. RDS name in the FM transmitter???. Clearly poor prioritization.Other stuff: The battery charges much faster now, but it also drains much faster. There are some great apps starting to show in the pipeline. A lot of hard work from the community going on and new things are showing up daily in devels and testing repositories. They just aren't hitting extras (production) fast enough.BTW - my review is not meant to be 'negative' - I am simply stating known issues that a potential buyer may not know. I just haven't repeated the positive or taken the speculative position of hoping to see the potential realized. My intent is very simple: provide a different view that isn't one of infatuation that simply repeats the specs on the Nokia site. Provide information that would have had me think twice before purchasing. I know what you might be thinking: would I repurchase it now? No. Not then and not now.End update]---------------------------I've had the N900 over a month so I'm familiar enough with the N900 now to write comfortably.I had high expectations and loved the N900 for the first 2-days. Every day since I've grown more disappointed. I should have sent it back for a refund w/in the first couple weeks (pre-ordered from Nokia). But, I was optimistic on the potential, which has withered as I've watched Nokia/Maemo do not-so-amazing things on [...]. The N900 is not complete - not even close. They've left out a lot of what we have grown to love and expect with other current smartphones (this really doesn't qualify as a tablet). Time on[...] has me very discouraged. They are very focused on Maemo 6 and it's obvious they consider Maemo 5 primarily in maintenance mode.I am still amazed that they released the N900 as is. Bugs, I expect, but I didn't expect it to be missing some very basic features that are now standard. I also didn't expect them to turn actual bugs into low priority enhancements or completely dismiss them as "WONTFIX".---------------------------------------Some quotes from Maemo/Nokia on [...]:If the reporter expects the feature to be officially supported then it is a WONTFIX [common comment]I think I can resolve this as WONTFIX entirely, since the feature can be perfectly covered by the community. [This is to create a function to disable/enable wifi]Isn't "Settings -> About" a more user-friendly way to look up the same? [This is about the lack of support of using USSD codes - simply weird]---------------------------------------One review mentioned it's built with steel, aluminum, rubber and plastic. Wish I could find more than plastic. It is very 'plasticky', feels fat, heavy and it looks cheap - nothing like the picture. It looks & feels like a digital camera you might have purchased 5-years ago. How did DROID get essentially the same internals into such a thin form factor and Nokia managed to make it look 10-years old?There are many positives about the N900 (and it does have strong *potential*). Many were written about. I won't re-write them. However, I will note many 'gotchas' that you would not expect from a 'flagship' phone from any manufacturer. The aggregate of the gotchas add up to borderline unusable (in my opinion). I'm not going to list everything, but will put down what would have me think twice about buying. I should have waited for an update or two. I can't say it looks promising though.Below are known issues. One is not confirmed by Maemo/Nokia, but the majority are WONTFIX or being left to the "community" (i.e. not Maemo/Nokia) - with a couple pushed for *consideration* for Maemo 6 (Harmattan). Bluetooth they "think" may be fixed in a future update. USSD codes they seem to be looking at (but haven't seen a confirmation of fix).I have noticed Nokia leaves it for the community to implement many basic features. Why would they bother with basic features for one of the most expensive phones out there? Even if you want an open platform and are familiar with Maemo, you wouldn't (least I don't) expect them to push so much to be done by the community. Android doesn't take things that far - sure, it's 'mostly' open, but they package the basics with the Android builds.- OS: It appears Fremantle (Maemo 5 that comes on the N900) is essentially in maintenance mode already. I've spent weeks on[...] and watched as they apply "WONTFIX" to many basic features that were reported as missing, marked true bugs as enhancements and low priority (e.g. doesn't allow you to use USSD codes - *#...#), sent enhancement requests to their "brainstorming" site, and many requests they accept are assigned to *possible* Harmattan (Maemo 6) inclusion.What does this mean? It's possibly outdated already.- LINUX: Better know Linux. Due to the lack of settings and missing granularity in those that exist, you'll need to know Linux to make many changes/check certain settings. If you do, it's just a pain to make changes via the terminal rather than using a GUI.- SETTINGS: There are very few settings. The settings that exist have very little granularity. No easy wifi on/off, only two profiles (general and silent) with very little available to configure. Click 3-4 times just to change the display brightness. No way to set a 'home' desktop that you and I are used to -nor is there a way to get to a particular desktop easily besides using both hands and swiping. Plenty more.- BLUETOOTH: Nearly unusable. There are two major, known issues: 1) it uses the same antennae as WiFi so if you have wifi on (takes 7-steps to disable it fully), bluetooth headsets are unusable: too much static heard on both ends, A2DP music has static and pauses, file transfers run around 20kbps and disconnect often. 2) Constantly disconnects. Live in a state/country where you must use hands-free while driving? Don't like holding the phone to your ear for long calls? Want to type while on the phone? Want mobility while you talk? You can't. It disconnects anywhere from instantly to several minutes. Upon disconnection, the sound doesn't transfer to the handset. It normally takes a power cycle to get things reoriented.- WIFI: Looking for an easy way to disable wifi when not using it? Sorry, we're not talking 1-2 steps for Android or 3 for iPhone, it takes 7-steps to disable (you have to assume it's disabled - no way to tell if the radio is off and maemo/Nokia haven't said for sure) and re-enable. Reported as a bug on [...] - they consider it an enhancement, pushed it off to Harmanttle as possible inclusion and said they'll let the community write something for Maemo 5 (nothing in the pipeline as of this writing). Hope you don't need to disable/enable wifi often.- BLUETOOTH KEYBOARD: Sorry. Several other smartphones support, but the N900 doesn't. I have an N810 and many of us expected the N900 to take its place as a tablet, but with a phone. Nokia/Maemo's official response? Not supported it and it won't be. They've marked several submitted bugs on this as WONTFIX. There is a way to get a BT keyboard to pair (if you know Linux), but don't bother, it doesn't support typical PC-105 layout and only some letters will work.- LANDSCAPE: I didn't think landscape would be that bad. It supports portrait in phone (if you can get it to move to portrait), but that's it. It is a BIG pain, especially if you want to use the device with one hand. Just entering a 5-digit PIN to unlock with one hand is very difficult. It might be livable, but the implementation is very poor.- MAIL FOR EXCHANGE (MfE): Far too many bugs to mention here. Barely usable - supports HTML now, but a few steps backward everywhere else. I'll hit a few: Doesn't properly map fields (both contacts and calendar), doesn't synchronize updates properly, doesn't seem to properly support the EAS protocol in general, won't properly synch with Google's EAS implementation (they said this isn't supported), etc.- MAPS: Can't use maps without a network connection. If you download map files - still no go. Also, Ovi Maps 1.0 takes ~10-minutes (sometimes longer) to locate your position. GPS is on, but Maps shows it's not active much of the time. I've found no way to route to an address; only two options: point to it on a map or type in a city/state/country in a search dialog - can't search for an address. Very slow.  Pretty much useless unless you want to know you are sitting on the right couch. No clue what Nokia was thinking with this.- GPS/CAMERA: If you want proper geo-tagging, you'll need to buy another device. GPS on, but photo is not tagged. It will tag sometimes if you have network positioning on.- BASICS: Are you looking for standard/basic functionality that your other phones you've had over the last few years have? The N900 is missing a lot. Far too many to list, but in addition to what's already been mentioned a few are: word suggestion is poor with no auto-correct (even a standalone "i" is not capitalized and it doesn't work in some areas), can't use USSD codes, no unconditional call forwarding, can't select different ring tone for contacts, can't mark contacts to automatically go to VM, can't change amount of ring time before going to VM, etc.- EMAIL CLIENT: Tinymail-based (not bad). Very poor implementation and the email client is very limited. Can't highlight text and copy, doesn't synch any folder but inbox and sent (you can view other IMAP folders, but if you delete an item - it's gone for good - no synch and no trash on N900, drafts stay on phone, etc.). Maemo/Nokia are on record saying this will never happen because "it's too complex" (common saying[...]), but look for it in Harmattan - maybe. Doesn't auto-fill/suggest as you type a name in TO/CC/BCC. No choice to return to inbox after deleting a message - you can only view the next message.- EMAIL CLIENT: Have to confirm each and every delete. There is no option to remove confirmation. If you deal with a high volume of email, it's a big irritant. It's been submitted as an enhancement request with Nokia's current response as "It would be interesting to how popular such request is" :-/ Weird that such basic functionality in every email client (mobile or not) that I can think of isn't on the N900 or its roadmap.Very poor email client - worst I've seen on a mobile device in years.This doesn't include all issues, but the review is long enough. Hopefully it helps with a bit of a different perspective by someone who has gotten over the infatuation and spent a lot of time working with Nokia/Maemo.


Worst possible quality

This product is a terrible screen protector.It is made out of a material similar to that of cheap window decals, and is impossible to apply without bubbles.I am very good at applying screen guards without bubbles, but it was impossible to do with this item.I would strongly suggest buying another product!


Don't waste your money

Don't waste your money first of all its not the cover in the picture that they will send you its totally different.The cover is cheap and fits on the phone very loose its a wast of money at any price.


New Trent battery backup case for iPhone 3gs

This case comes packaged well. Fits phone well, even with phone armor. Charges up on about 6 hours. Lasts about the same. Maybe alittle less. Without the secondary battery my phone would last about 6 hours. Now it lasts about 12. Strong with a good finish. Some places are wearing but overall good case.


Looks Great, Fits Great. Very Pleased.

I have been looking at getting a wooden case for my iPhone 5 because I think they look really cool. I had stumbled on the eimolife series of wooden cases here on Amazon and decided to take a shot with this one. I thought the compass design was neat and $20 didn't seem too bad considering it says it is originally listed at $60.My main concern was the fit, since it is wooden and doesn't stretch to fit the phone like other silicone cases do. I just wanted it to fit the phone snugly and securely, and for it to not slide around. In that respect, the case is excellent. My phone slid into the case perfectly and when the bottom part locks in, it doesn't move around at all.I was also concerned about how easy it would be to remove the case, since other reviews had expressed dissatisfaction with other eimolife wooden cases. It did take me a second to figure out exactly how you're supposed to do it, but now I can take it on and off fine without much trouble.The only other thing to note would be that the color of the wood in the picture is much lighter than the case I received. Honestly, I had liked the lighter color on some of the other cases, but wanted the compass design, so I did not have a problem with that. I just think that the actually lightness/darkness of the wood will vary from case to case.Overall, I'm very happy with it. It looks fantastic and I've received several compliments. I would definitely recommend the case.


NOT a U.S. Version...as stated...

This is my first review ever.  This is also the first time I have ever ordered something from Amazon that was not what I expected.The phone does work.  It was also new, as stated.  Works fine.  This does not appear to be a US version though.1.)  The included manual has a table of contents going up to page 100+...  The last page of the manual cuts off at page 80-something.  It also says in the back to contact Motorola-Asia for assistance.  Not a deal breaker, but this may indicate the level of detail of the seller.2.)  I say this does not appear to be a US version because I have two (2) used U.S. Razr v3's in my briefcase right now and this is just not quite the same.  This seems it might be a U.K. version.My 2 previously purchased US versions do NOT have the extra button above the wheel/pad.  This seems to be the only visual distinction...which results in...No such things as "missed calls" on this phone.  It is classified as a Received Call, but either has a "check" or "no check" next to the entry seemingly indicative of it being a missed call or not.Speed dial assignments (1 though 9) are 4 digit values (1001 through 1009).Cannot lock Smart Key on phone exterior.No light illuminated when charging."Center" is spelled "Centre"Installed graphics are not even remotely the same.Doesn't seem that time will auto-set.Doesn't even use the same battery part # as my 2 other U.S.-purchased phones.That is why I do not believe this to be a U.S. Version phone as stated.I am not very happy about this.  I am going to seek to get this resolved.  This is why I purchased this from Amazon because I believe they will make this right.End


Great Case!

I've had this case about a month and I just LOVE it. I've dropped my phone a few times and its protected it so far. The case is just beautiful as well.


Great holster/case

Fits my Samsung Galaxy S5 perfectly and provides good protection for the phone.  I had the opportunity to compare this holster to a friend's Otter box (also on an S5), and I am happy that I selected this one instead.Pros:- Inexpensive - Otter boxes range in price from $30 - $60 and do not offer much more protection than this one.- Thin design - does not add too much bulk to the phone and is much thinner than the Otter box; with the Otter box, it is difficult to swipe down from the top of the screen to access notifications, settings, etc.  With this one, the charging port dust cover is easily accessible without the need for long fingernails (like you need with the Otter box).- It's also thin enough to be able to use inductive wireless Qi charging pads (I use the S5 PWRcard - Qi Wireless Charging Receiver and a number of chargers - see discussion below).- Fits into the belt clip snuggly, but it's not too difficult to remove for use.- Belt clip has a robust feel to it and attaches to my belt very securely.  Clip rotates 180 degrees (i.e., top of phone can point to the front or the back while in the holster on my belt)Cons:- Difficult to use the heartbeat sensor on this one (but easier than the Otter box).- Kick stand is difficult to use (probably because I don't use it enough to break it in).- Very difficult to remove once it's on the phone - almost to the point of needing tools to pry it off to access the battery/SD card/SIM card.In summary, very happy with this purchase - even more so considering the low price I paid for it.  Would definitely buy again!


Inexpensive Bluetooth

Easy to use.  Connects to my phone when I enter the car just like the built-in bluetooth in my Lexus.


Lightning to 30 pin adapter does not fit

Lightning to 30 pin adapter does not fit with this case. I love Otterbox cases, but this was a bad design flaw.


For us stubborn flip phone lovers....

I've had three tracfones in the last year and a half, always wanting to try something a little newer and nicer. The first, a Samsung 245g flip phone has a screen just too small to use for anything beyond short and simple texts. Next up was the LG840g. Nice touchscreen operation, but I found the onscreen keyboard a bit awkward, and felt like I needed to carry it a holster rather than my front pocket. The new LG440G is a good compromise.  It is a bit larger, when closed, than the Samsung, but with a considerably larger and sharper screen, making texts and emails much easier to read.  The 3g connection downloads emails fairly quickly so you don't burn a lot of minutes checking messages.  Call quality is fine, and the signal strength is about average, meaning spotty in my home; just something I have to live with, I guess! All in all, I am very happy with my twenty dollar investment.  The phone and the Tracfone prepaid costs fit my needs very well.  I cannot see myself ever returning to a traditional carrier.


Another would-be-nice machine killed by Microsoft Windows OS

I bought this about a year ago freshky released. we have other phones in the house(Nokia) with bluetooth and same resolution camera to compare too. the result is that HP 6315 has- zero battery life (bad Windows power management)- bad camera (same hardware low res cvamera takes great pics on Nokia)- disfunctional blootooth (would not talk to any computer really (Nokia does)- it restarts by itself in the middle of conversation- bad sound quality in speaker and ear piece.Windows even managed to corrupt my SD extension card with my pm3 musics ...just total junk - stay away from WIndows Mobile and other Microsoft products.


Reasonable sound quality from a very compact speaker; sticker price is a little high

I got this off Amazon on sale for $35, which I think is a fair price for it.  Initial impressions are that the device seems pretty solidly built and well-designed, with the possible exception of the battery cover (see below).The bluetooth setup is as easy as you'd expect, and the playback buttons on top are self-explanatory and function appropriately with my iPhone.  With my iPhone 4 over Bluetooth, there is near-zero static or artifact; fidelity may be marginally better with the cable hookup, but the difference is so subtle that it's not worth the hassle.The sound quality is surprisingly good for a speaker its size, which is to say, very small (two 1 3/8" drivers housed in a 3.25"x7"x1.5" enclosure); commensurate with its dimensions, the bass is acceptable at near range, and vocals are acceptably crisp and remain so halfway across the room.  Violin ensembles sound mildly/moderately staticky at times, if you're into that sort of thing.  There is a "stereo-widening" button which I guess is supposed to provide some sort of "bigger room" effect, but in my opinion it just over-enhances the mid-range frequencies and makes it sound like you're in a bathroom -- so I leave it off.For $35, I'm very happy with it and I'd give it four stars.  I will be mostly using it for background music when I'm doing chores, cleaning, etc.  Had I bought it at its manufacturer's price of $99 (per spracht.com), I'd consider exchanging it for another product with a little more oomph.A few other minor annoyances to be aware of:- The flashing blue light (which tells you it's on, flashing briefly every 2-3 seconds) can get a little annoying after a while if you're planning on using this at your desk.- The battery cover is a little difficult to lock into place and feels a little cheap; but once it's in, it seems solidly in.- With the iPhone, when no one is calling you, the push-to-talk button will redial the last phone number you called, when it would make more sense for it to function the same way the button on a bluetooth headset does.  (It supposedly picks up the phone call when someone calls you, so that you can use it as a phone speaker, although you'd still be using the iPhone's microphone.)==========ADDENDUM:4 months after I bought it, it's began to drain my batteries so quickly it's near-unusable.  Even with minimal use, the batteries drain to zero within a few weeks with the device mostly turned OFF.  At this rate, I'll be powering through batteries so quickly I'll have paid for the device several times over.  Would not recommend.


Great price for the features

This device worked great on my Galaxy S3 and S4. The first one I received did not work on my S3 for some reason with a mouse or keyboard. Patuoxun actually emailed me to ensure I was happy with my purchase. I explained the issue and they sent another one free of charge. Great place to deal with. I have used the device to connect a keyboard or mouse and output the screen to HDMI. The only problem I have had is the cable that comes with the device does not power the unit enough to give power to a keyboard or mouse. You will need to use your own cable that came with your device for proper operation. The other issue is bulkiness but for the price I'm not complaining.


It doesn't fit

It barely fit the overall Samsung Galaxy S2 and it doesn't match with the sound output location. It's cute, rather adorable. would stay on it but not really a fit


Does not work correctly

I love this concept and the form factor is great but the only reason I bought it was to hook my Epic 4G to the PC as mass storage.  Plugged it in, hit mass storage on the phone and the result:  Win7 says "USB device not recognized."  Sent back to Amazon for replacement and the same thing happened again.  It's not the phone as every other micro USB cable I have works fine.  Unfortunately, this product fails at its intended purpose.  It will charge the device no problem, but that is not what I wanted it for.


Love my matted screen cover

It arrived in good time and was exactly what I wanted. The matte finish is great! My only issue was trying to get it on the phone, but what screen protector isn't a little difficult?Loved the product and the price was GREAT!!! Will definitely order from this seller again!


Nice phone perfect for mom!!!

So I purchased a starter smart phone for my Mom LG Lucid,(my daughter 12 loves this phone by the way) we showed her how to use, her grand kids repeatedly keep showing her different features.... but Mom was frustrated and refused to learn how to use the smart phone.  After 3+ months I finally broke down and bought her the LG Revere, she loves it!!! Perfect for the parents that don't want to learn how to use a smart phone.  I read some of the other reviews and agree on one item speaker phone could be louder other than that it's a good, small, solid, flip phone.11/20/12 update the speaker phone is fine I just did not know what button to push, very loud speaker, so disregard my old comment about the speaker phone it works great.


Best in the market

Very happy this this purchase. Very stylist and sturdy built... Works as advertised as I'm able to charge my iPhone 4S about 3 times before I have to recharge my Mophie.Update: Got my iPhone 5 a few months ago and it works just as great.


Delivers as promised

The battery seems to have enough power to get through the day. Much more than the stock batteries. The new cover fits perfectly. Overall good quality.Product was shipped and delivered in a very timely fashion.


Lots of power in a tiny package

The pictures of the Energy Pack make it look bigger than it really is.  Imagine two soda cans placed side-by-side.  That's about the length and height of it.  Width is a little wider than a single soda can.  It almost looks like a giant computer mouse.The Energy Pack takes four D batteries so it is a bit heavy.  The batteries slide into a cartridge which slides into the Energy Pack.  Loading the batteries was a slight hassle since the cartridge isn't clearly marked with battery position indicators that tell which way the batteries should be inserted -- positive side up or down.  The instruction sheet showed the correct positions.Using the Energy Pack is a breeze.  You plug in a USB cable, connect the other end to your device, then flick the power button on the Energy Pack from 'off' to 'A' or 'B'.  That's it.  The Energy Pack starts charging your device.I'm still not sure about the difference between A and B.  It appears the Energy Pack splits the available power between A and B.  If your device doesn't completely recharge from A, the manual says flip to B and continue charging.There is a DC 5V output port on the Energy Pack but a cable for it is NOT included.On the bottom of the Energy Pack is a convenient storage compartment.  It's big enough for a small cable or a series of adapters/plugs.Finally, Coleman offers a rechargeable battery for this Energy Pack.  Buying it will save on the cost of D batteries.Am very happy with the Coleman Energy Pack and carry it with me out into the field.


Not bad, not bad at all

The product seems very durable, and provides coverage on approx 90% of the device. Following the directions to the letter, left no visable bubbles or fingerprints. My only problem was that I didn't like how the pieces on the side only provide partial protection. I later decided to remove the sides pieces, and I currently have only the front and rear pieces (4)installed. Speaking about applying the product, its a little bit more involved that just placing a screen protector or similar item on the device. Once on the Droid Incredible, the matte black rear cover on the phone will appear shiny, allmost glossy black. After one day, its very difficult to notice that the front of the device has a "skin" on it. But, you can feel it. Using the touch screen with the "skin" on seems to be not has slick when using the touchscreen with your finger. No big deal. I would recommend this product to friends, if you do not care for the bulkie cases currently on the market.


Great Pouch

I got this pouch because I have the Bodyglove hard case and I can't always have my phone in a pocket. Non of the reviews I read stated whether this pouch would work with the hard case on so I went ahead and got it anyway. I was pleasantly surprised.  It did take some time stretching the leather out but now it fits fairly well and close with little effort. I have only had it one day and I am sure this will improve over time. Case is very well made and stylish. I like the grain pattern. Hope this helps others in their decision.


garbage

It didn't work I have a galaxy 3 n the device didn't work wit my phone want my money back


Passed the real world test !!!

I did not expect to test this case, but I did.  The case protected the phone under 5 feet of muddy water, until a relative found the phone by dragging his feet along the very muddy lake water bottom.  (The smooth surface of the case made this possible.)  I couldn't tell you if it was 5 minutes or 25 minutes, but when I got to land and took the phone out of the case, not a single drop had made it through.  The phone was as dry as dry can be.  I was very glad that I had purchased and used this case.  That one accidental test made the purchase price totally worth the investment.


Lori

I am happy too have ordered these and pleased with the delivery speed.  I like the fact that they are reasonable priced and easlity to remove and replace.


Platinum Tel has poor quality phones, service, and tactics

The phone is cheesy and doesn't work a lot of the time.  The ringtones are cheezy and too quiet.  If you run out of minutes and don't reload them in under 30 days, they cancel your service and you lose your number for good.  They buh-low.


Love but...

My order came in weeks ahead of schedule... Wonderful.My wristlet is the perfect size, it carries everything I need and even has a cut out so you can charge your phone without removing it from the wallet.... To me that's beyond excessive but its a bonus I wasn't expecting so that's good.over all this product is great! The smell is what kills me. It fades after a few weeks sure but its strong at first and anything you put in it WILL smell of it and this includes your hands. That's the only down side.


A good start, but needs a lot of work

It's a nice start, well made, works well, pairs well, but I wasn't thrilled with it. Here are some reasons:1. The keys need to be like the keys on a Blackberry, i.e., individually raised and substantial. The surface is too flat to type comfortably.  The "well" where the actual keyboard sits feels very deep compared to where the screen is for the phone. Meaning the distance is quite large. Add in the quirks of what to use for what and where things are, and what I found was that it was quite difficult and awkward to type.2. The keyboard section, in comparison to the bulk and heaviness of the rest of the unit, is too light and too thin. I wouldn't exactly say "flimsy," because the unit is well built, but close. It was bending a bit under the weight of it all. Empty, it's fine, but put a phone in there and it's proportionally too heavy for it.3. It makes the iPhone feel like a brick, literally. So huge and heavy, like cell phones of yore. I couldn't imagine carrying it around like that. I complained about the 4S being so much heavier than the 3GS. This makes it ridiculously heavy.It's a shame. The thing works really nice, despite typing discomfort. Bottom line, it's a good start, but right now, it's quicker to type on the screen. Sorry :(


I wish I would have listened to the ONE warning I read about this bluetooth

Sometime before I bought this bluetooth, I read on here rave reviews about it.  The ONE negative review I read said that if anything, it is TOO good- that is, the mic is way too sensitive. It picks up and amplifies every single sound.Boy, do I wish I had listened to that warning.  If you are on this bluetooth and are, say, moving papers around quietly on your desk, your listener will hear EXTREMELY LOUD exaggerated paper rustling screeching into their ear. I can't begin to describe how loudly this picks up every single sound.My boyfriend has the same bluetooth and I can't stand to listen to him on it.  If he does the dishes while talking to me it sounds like world war three on the high seas.IF you are going to be just sitting there, doing nothing but talking, this bluetooth will be great.  The voice quality is superb.But if you plan to be driving (heaven forfend with the window cracked or vent on), moving around, housework or anything else that makes even slight noise, I can't recommend it.


Great little case

My new iPhone needed a new case and it had to be red.  It also needed to be low profile because I carry small bags.  After looking at all the different materials/prices, I decided to spend just a little more for the leather case, and am glad I did.  The case is well made, provides good protection (and I have to admit it's already had to do its job protecting my iPhone) and feels good in hand - not too slippery or grippy.  It's thin enough that it fits in the right pockets of the different bags I carry. The cut outs allow full access to all buttons and ports, including connecting to an after-market iPod connector in my car (a problem I had with other cases on my previous iPhone).And did I mention it's red.


Second best for clear hard shell iphone case

I first saw iLuv case on an iPhone 4/4s and it looked nice, so i ordered it for my iPhone 5. It's decent, but it is a little too long, you can feel the movement of the iphone inside the case in the up/down direction. It is somehow making the iPhone much (really much) heavier, don't laugh, you will feel it when you get one. Other people complained abut the local "iLove" being too big in the bottom of the back side, i agreed; however, it doesn't bother me much. It is being advertised as "thin" but not much so. A 3-Star rating is all i can rate it. However, if you want it quick, get it here in Amazon. Otherwise, look into iphonecaze.com for a clear hard shell for $19, free shipping from HK. I ordered my wife an Caze for iPhone 5 and it is awesomely thin and light.


Good case

The only thing bad about this case is that the camo part will fade away if rubbed against something, but other than that it is a good case.


Excelent phone

This smartphone is the best relation cost-value in the dual core available on amazon. The tegra 2 cpu is more than suficient to run any aplication without lack


great

This cover looked like crap at first then with in a day or two it looked great. now after a month i still love it


I have to be very direct:  Not a good product

The little gadget came apart, irreparably, as I tried to unplug it from my iPod.  Happened probably within 2 days of receiving it in the mail.  The Seller sent the merchandise quickly and timely, but the merchandise is terrible.  Buy Kohomo or an official Apple plug.  Do it right and not on the cheap.I was going to take photos of the item after its breakage.  Maybe I'll do it.


The perfect phone for those looking for an all-in-one package

This is a fantastic phone for users who are looking for an all-in-one package, as it can be used as a triband phone, a basic organizer, an mp3 player, a camera and a recorder all in one. It has a very attractive design and will draw plenty of comments.In more detail:1. Triband phoneYou can travel virtually anywhere in the world and still use this phone as it is triband. It has a good speaker which can be used while driving to minimize distractions. The keypad, while a bit small, is very tactile. Battery life is very long, I've waited up to four days before having to fully recharge it.2. Organizer/personal schedulerYou can sync it with Microsoft Outlook to get your Contact list and your Calendar appointments. It has the best phone organizer that I've yet seen on a mobile phone.3. mp3 playerThe mp3 player is excellent considering that it's not the primary function of the handpiece. The only criticisms of the mp3 player are that you can only use proprietary SE earphones with it and that it is inconvenient to scroll through songs once the phone's keylock activates. Obviously you can't use it on the plane!4. 2megapixel cameraThis has the best camera I've seen on a mobile phone. Pictures are clear and large. It's obviously not camera aficionado quality, but perfect for those casual snaps that you may want to make, and the pictures turn out fine either uploaded to an online album or printed in regular size. It also takes video in .3gp format. The photos/video/mp3s are stored in the Sony Memory Stick Pro Duo which comes in sizes from 64MB all the way to 1GB.5. Voice recorderIt has a great quality voice recorder which can be used to record meetings or lectures.All in all a fantastic phone. I really can't find anything wrong with it.


Don't buy it.

I been following up with this case since it came out. After reading few positive comments, I finally bought this case . I would not recommend this case to anybody. Please pay few more bucks and get otter box defender case. This case hardly stay close in your pocket or hand, So you can imagine what would happen if you drop it on floor. Inner part of silicon skin is thin as 2 screen protector together. I did like feel and look of it from outside, but it doesn't matter when case don't even stay close. I usually don't like to write reviews, but I think about writing it b/c i don't want any of your money to be wasted.


Cannot access side-mounted power and volume buttons

The outer frame of the case is hard plastic and completely covers all edges of my Galaxy SIII phone. Unfortunately that's where the power button is. I can leave the phone on and wait for it to time out, but meanwhile any accidental touch can dial, move icons, open an app, or worse. (In fairness, the description says some features may become inaccessible, but I did not expect the power to be among them.)Opening the case involves sliding apart the two halves of the outer frame completely off the case, then separating the front and back of the protective silicone case. It takes some time and coordination and, as the instructions warn, you can damage the seal if you don't exercise care when doing it.The best thing about this case is that it is waterproof but not bulky. There are other waterproof cases, hard and soft, that are easier to get the phone into and out of, and they float.


Don't move! (and don't buy)

I swear, I read the reviews about the sound skipping in music playback, but there were many more people writing that didn't mention the skipping (a pretty huge issue if you are writing a review) that I figured there were just people who didn't know how to use bluetooth. Lesson learned by me, people are not as dumb as I always assume and, sometimes, I am the dumb one.I know how to use bluetooth very well and there IS HORRIBLE SKIPPING. I am more than 3 months in and finally gave up, there's no fix, there's no solution, this device is terrible flawed. Gave it to the domestic help and bought a Nokia one that is working great.Here's the list of bluetooth devices I have paired with this for music and the audio skips if you move (to varying degrees):Samsung Galaxy SSamsung Galaxy TabHTC HD2LG OptimusLenovo X201White box PC, tried 4 different bluetooth donglesNokia N8Nokia N97Several "shanzai" devicesI should add that its fine if you don't move, but if you do move it skips. Sometimes it skips horribly. The only device it didn't skip with is my brother's Motorola Bluetooth gateway.This is my first and last Jabra purchase. Just horrible!


Belkin Travel Charger

The rotatable USB adapter plug is very handy for locations of limited access. It chargers faster than using a charger cable attached to the computer. It also accepts my GPS cable. Very pleased with this purchase.


Does the job but not quite as described on blackberry.com

As others have said, this Pod does not have a two color led to show when your berry is charged. The logo on the front of the pod and the strip under the metal connections inside the pod turn white when plugged into the wall. Berry or no berry, the lights are on. The pod is meant to connect to the wall charger. You are free to connect a usb cable from your pc directly to your berry if you want to sync. Bottom line: it charges, looks pretty darn good, and feels like a hefty well made accessory.


Does the job, looks great!

Already dropped the phone once since I got this (fell out of my lap as I got out of a car and it hit the pavement face down - hard!) and it protected my phone beautifully. Not a scratch. I appreciate that it is not as big as an OtterBox but still shields my 5S perfectly.


Everything you need and more!

I was dismayed to say the least when my phone slipped out of my hands, fell two feet and popped out of its protective case to smash on the cement. I had never broken a phone before, and panicked. A call to the local Verizon store discouraged me even further. Three hundreds dollars to fix it, and they didn't even have the part in stock?! Some more panicking and googling on my part, and I realized since my phone was still functional, I could fix it myself without having to be without it for a few days. (I'm a bit of an addict, I know.)I ordered this product because with Prime shipping I wouldn't have to worry about it taking three weeks to ship from China. I also ordered a heat gun and infrared thermometer since I didn't have those either. Total cost around 50 bucks, and now I have a heat gun and IR thermometer. Sweet.I watched a few Youtube videos and braced myself. It wasn't that bad. The heat gun is definitely faster than the hair dryer one guy used. You do need the thermometer though because it will heat it up in a jiffy. Bonus up side, I will no longer worry about my phone getting too hot in its case after blasting it to 200 degrees with a heat gun.The pry tools that came with the kit were all very handy, and I used all of them to get the screen off. I didn't have much use for the suction cup, but it didn't hurt. The cleaning cloth was a nice touch. I tried rubbing alcohol and paper towels at first to get the adhesive off. Don't do this. The paper towel left tiny scratch marks on the digitizer (not visible now, thank goodness) and the alcohol was not very effective. Do yourself a favor and get some Goo Gone.The screen itself is identical to the old one. I don't know why some people got blue backlights on their buttons. Mine are still white, not that I would have cared too much either way. The adhesive is just the tiniest bit thick. At first, I had some sensitivity issues because there was a tiny gap between the screen and the digitizer from the adhesive. Luckily, my case presses down on the screen and now it works just like before. If it hadn't, I would have tried using the heat gun on it again to see if that would melt it and thin it out some.If I had to do it over again, I would have used a hair dryer instead of the heat gun. I probably won't need the heat gun or thermometer again, because even if my screen breaks, now there will just be a thin strip of adhesive around the edge that will be much easier to remove.I did not use the screwdrivers or tweezers at all. I'm not sure why they're included because you would only need them if replacing the digitizer. It would make more sense to include them with that. Not that I'm complaining.Summary:  Great product. Use a hair dryer and Goo Gone. You can do this. Don't waste your money at Verizon or anyone who charges you more than 100 bucks including shipping to replace just the glass on your phone.


Very Clear Screen Cover

A great screen cove, if installed correctly you can't tell there is one there.My dog got a hold of my phone and chewed on it, I have an Incipio cover and these screen protectors on the screen. The cover came out un harmed, and the screen took all the damage protecting my phone. I changed the screen with another (of the 3 provided in the box) and it's as if the dog never touched my phone. (It's a French Bulldog).


Excellent

It works exactly as advertised, tested on both a blackberry Curve and an HTC Inspire.  It's small, light, and very well made.The HTC Inspire is a great phone but a battery hog, and this external battery will be a lifesaver.One note: If you use the cable that comes with your phone, the phone will assume it's plugged into a computer USB port and charge slower.  You must either use the cable that came with the Tekkeon, or some other cable with the data pins shorted toward the device to get the maximum charge rate.


Didn't fit

The company was fast  in shipment. The return was easy also. The product didn't fit the IPhone4s properly. It didn't seal around the phone to create a tight fit. Once the case was on and you were trying to use it for calls, the reciever couldn't hear you speaking at all. The case doesn't I recieved didn't work with the I Phone 4s.


Reduce wireless and phone signal a huge amoung

The cover is stylish. I like its shine. But, I DO NOT recommend this cover. The cover is made with some sort of metal, and as it was expected, it reduces the wireless and phone signal. Not just a small reduction, it is a big one. When the cover is on the phone, I can barely use wireless internet, and phone signal just sucks. Without the cover, everything is perfect. DO NOT BUY this item. just a waste of money....


Will not fit with case

I orderd these needing a longer cable but beware that the part that goes in the phone will not fit in case I have life proof and to charge my phone I would have to take my case off and charger broke after one week


It does not stay on

Simply put It just does not stay when charging, It turns off before cell phone is fully charged. In fact the cell phone runs down so far that it has to be charged in a normal manor. So I cannot reply on the powergen to keep my phone going on a long day hike or kayak trip. I hate to think if I had 2 devices hooked up to it.


Initially confusing, but worth it.

So I bought this item amongst others and it was first to arrive. I got an email confirmation saying that my "3x armband" had been shipped, and I thought perhaps I had bought an extremely large armband by accident. As it turned out three of them came in the mail (so x3.... Not 3x as they had written. And the extra two made good gifts). But the case fit my arm and fit my phone wo me having to take it out of its case.Simple construction- doesn't melt when I sweat all over it- would buy again.


Better than I expected!

It is perfect color and really useful! I drop it a lot and it holds everything together! I love it...


Slides on my dash

My Garmin dashboard mount has 4 bean bag arms that conform to the shape of the dashboard and is very secure, but it doesn't have an adapter for my cell phone, so I went looking for something similar.Unfortunately, the Arkon mount has a flat bottom that does not conform to my dashboard shape, so it slides. I tried to mount the restraining hook, but even after cleaning the dash with the enclosed cleanser, it would not stick. This is not going to work on my 2007 Honda Fit.


Love it!

I wanted a case with a clip but did not want to spend the money on the Otterbox. I have been totally satisfied with this choice. It is sturdy yet slimline. When in the clip the screen is totally covered and protected. I love it!


Didn't fit

I ordered this as a gift for my mom. She loved Coke items & was so happy to get this cover for her iPod 4th gen but the case doesn't fit it. Very disappointing because I don't know how to return it. Waste of money! I want to know what can be done.


100% happy with it

If I am honest, I bought this for cosmetic reasons. First, it is awesome looking. Secondly, I am not a fan of the new Galaxy S 3 extremely rounded corners and this case creates the illusion of better corner(edge) aesthetics similar to that of the Galaxy 2. The case has a solid but very light feel, I am worried that it will not absorb the shock from a drop like the old Jelly case on my Galaxy Vibrant. That being said, I am not expert in this sort of thing. For all I know the materials from this Urban Armor Case could protect it better from a fall. All I know is the real world track record from my old Vibrant Jelly case and that after two years and a few serious falls... it is in immaculate condition. In the end I have high hopes for this new Urban Armor Case because I really really love it.Lastly - a few note worthy's of the Urban Armor Gear case .* The case is VERY snug against the S3. It will not fall out.* It actually is slightly thinner than the old Vibrant with it's jelly case. Meaning that it is not bulkier for me in my pocket.* The case is a little slippery : / .... on the plus side at least it slips easily into my pocket.* After I got the case and put my phone into it I was worried that the side buttons would be too hard to press. Actually they work GREAT, feel GREAT! No problems.* The case is lightweight, unique and awesome. Hopefully it performs the way it looks when I need it the most.p.s. - I did not put on the screen protector it came with, I hate those things. But here is a tip. I always put my phone in my (empty) left front jean pocket. If you put your phone in your front right... you are risking your screen to scratches. The rivets on most jeans will scrape against your screen, especially from the "coin pocket" rivets on the right pockets.- UPDATE 01/12/13 -After several months and some serious accidental drops onto the concrete (getting out of my SUV, pocket, slipping out of my hands etc), I am confident in this case protecting my phone. In fact the case is like new, without any signs of scuffs or cracks. This case has been seriously great so far.


Love it but there is a problem!

The phone is awesome! Te delivery was really fast. the package was really well build and the cellphone was new, in a new box, all perfectly sealed. BUT!!!!! The cellphone is T-mobile, so I bought a SIM card for an UNLOCKED phone like the title said and it does not work why? because is T-MOBILE!!! it says T-MOBILE on the phone it does not says HTC like in the picture! Beside that the phone is the best! super pretty, comfortable and fast!


Absolute Garbage

I've given this a one star because I went through all three protectors, each time carefully applying the screen. I got bubbles every, single, time. Also, the holes are NOT cut to fit the finger print scanner or the forward facing camera. When you have it aligned perfectly with the finger print scanner, it overlaps the forward facing camera. Bubbles consistently form around the finger print scanner and look horrid. I cleaned my phone thoroughly and consistently used the dust removal stickers to no avail. Dust still got underneath, and bubbles still formed. After trying for a half an hour to push the bubbles outward, all it did was create a smaller one in it's wake.Dry applicant screen protectors are some of the worst you could choose. Spigen makes great cases, but do not waste your money on this screen protector. If you're not picky about bubbles, or a terrible looking screen, then feel free, it'll keep your phone safe, but it'll look like a mess.


Latest, but Unfortunately NOT the Greatest...

I am very picky when it comes to electronics.  I like new stuff, cutting edge technology, in other words I always want Latest and Greatest.  However, I never hurry things, and take my time doing research and analysis before I buy anything.  For the most part I've been pretty happy with what I got - HDTV LCD, DVD players, digital cameras, computer accessories, etc.  Recently I have purchased a new cell phone (Panasonic X800 smartphone), and decided to get a Bluetooth headset to go along with it.  I spent probably about 2-3 weeks reading, analyzing, comparing before making a final decision to go with Jabra JX10.  It's been 2 months now since I've bought it, and I am more than convinced that I haven't made the right choice.  Here is why in the form of Pros and Cons.  First, the good things:Pros:Design (also see Cons) - It's not a bad looking set, although I think it could be better.  It's definitely small, which doesn't make you look like a cyborg, and has a nice color combination.  It is also lightweight, which is not a bad thing either.Incoming Sound Quality - I can hear people just fine.  Loud, and clear (for the most part).Cons:Design - I am not sure who named Jacob Jensen the "world's renowned designer".  Perhaps he is very famous in Denmark.  But over here, in US, he is just another name.  Is it me or does this headset look like a little fish?  So much for that "Famous" Design.  I mean, it's not a bad looking set (I've definitely seen worse), but I've just heard so many people talking about the "Wow Factor", that I was expecting to see something a little more appealing.Outgoing Sound Quality - Every single person I have talked to when using this headset, complained about poor sound quality.  I've heard comments like "I can't hear you", or "You sound like you are in a tunnel", or other typical things that people say when they can't hear you well enough.  So much for the DSP technology.Operating Range - I like to wear my phone, using a belt clip, on the right side of my body.  I like to have a Bluetooth headset in my left ear.  What is the advertised working range of this headset? 33 feet if I'm not mistaken.  In any case, what's the distance between it and the phone? 1 - 1.5 feet... Well, I have noticed quite an increase in sound quality, if I wear it on the same side with my phone.  How about that?!  And yes, I have tried leaving it in the car and then slowly walking away from it.  The signal completely disappears after about 10-15 feet.  Not even close to what's been advertised.Comfort - I can't wear it for extended periods of time without having it giving me a headache.  Half an hour at most.  I've tried wearing it with and without a hook, on left and right ears, but nothing helped.  Pretty disappointing, especially considering the price, which is the next one on the list.Price - I was expecting a lot more from a $100 headset.  What exactly are we paying for here?  Sound quality?  It's not that good.  Comfort?  Once again, it's not all that comfortable.  There is also a possibility of loosing it if you wear it without an ear hook.  Wait a minute.... I know!  We're paying for that "famous" Jacob Jensen's design.  Give me a break!Summary - I strongly advise you to think twice before investing into this headset.  It's certainly not cheap, and not the best performing piece of equipment out there.  I'm not sure about you, but I'm gonna check out Plantronics Discovery series next.  Hopefully it'll turn out better than this one from Jabra.


DO NOT BUY SCAM

I regret buying this phone from these sellers. When I ordered the phone I was under the impression that it would be a brand new phone that would come in the original package with its charger and manual. However, only the phone was sent and it was not in it's box, it was placed in a candle box. When I requested a refund the seller denied it because they said they under the description that only the phone was being sold (THEY LIED), no where under description did they list that. Worst decision ever. I REGRET buying this phone, worst decision ever. If you're looking for a cheap phone save your money and look for something better because these sellers suck and the phone sucks as well. DO NOT BUY!!!!!!!!!!!! you will regret it too.


Very Slow

Item specifications are wrong. It says "dual core" it is not true. The phone is very slow. It won't download two apps simultaneously, it gets frozen. No matter the kind app. I turned it back after a day. I decided to get a Chinese no brand. It was faster, but it broke after 4 days of use, the screen lost 80% quality.[...]


Bad product

the case dont fit right, sides and the top wont seal tight and makes it hard to push the space button when u get the case on good enough to where it not sealing is that noticeable. i would never trust this case under water at all! This case is not worth the money