Good for the price you pay

I received my kit a few weeks ago, and haven't had any of the problems described in the other reviews.  The case smells like leather, if you don't like the smell of leather, you need to buy something else.  It fits the phone perfectly and I can close the phone and charge it without any issues.  Either the manufacturer changed something or the other reviewers didn't have it fitted properly on their phone, and i don't see how that is possible.  The actual charger has been working fine so far as well.  I would recommend this kit to anyone that has a Razor and wants to save some money.


good deal - fast shipping

Have never ordered from this vendor before, my daughter needed to replace her iphone (bathtub accident, they don't float)and they had a very low price for a used 3GS.  I ordered this with some trepidation but everything worked out well.  The shipment was quicker than quoted and the phone is in mint condition.  They even included a prepaid shipping label if there was a problem.  There was no problem and all parties were happy as can be.  I wouldn't hesitate to buy from these folks again.


Too big for me

Was excited about being able to push my Eris and not worry about the battery. The item came quickly, but you don't know how bulky it will be until you get it. It makes the phone way too bulky for my taste, and the new cover has more openings than the original, compromising the resistance to humidity especially in a sweaty pocket in the summer. I exchanged it(hassle free)for the next size down, still more battery life than the OEM but you still use the OEM cover.


GARBAGE

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY, THIS WAS A WASTE OF MONEY. ANY DUST PARTICLE, HAIR, AND MATTER FLOATING IN THE AIR WILL CLING TO THIS JOKE OF A PRODUCT. THERE ARE BUBBLES ALL OVER THE SCREEN AND THE INSTRUCTIONS TELL YOU TO PUT SOAP AND WATER ON THE SCREEN PROTECTOR AND THEN PLACE IT ON YOUR PHONE WET. I WISH I COULD GIVE THIS A RATING OF SHIT!!!! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!


Horrible Product - Terrible Battery Life - Waste of Money

I didn't mind the additional weight or the bulky battery cover - but the battery life is horrible!Within an hour with very good reception and three miles away from a tower, the battery was already half dead!Don't waste your money like I did! Buy a Motorola Extended battery. I had to click on one star, which was too many.


When the novelty wears off...

I had this phone 2 years ago and replaced it within 6 months.When you first get it, it seems like a great value phone for what you get in it. And really, it is. It comes loaded with features like a widget bar, internet shortcuts and a few apps. However, once this 'novelty' wears off, you begin to see some problems.The resistive touchscreen is made from a thin, flexible plastic and is somewhat intermittent, so texting and dialing can be a chore (so much so that I ended up having to buy a stylus). Also, I found that it's prone to scratches, making the screen very diffucult to see in direct light.Another problem I found is bad build quality. It's not the worst I've ever come across, but is certainly far from the best. The phone feels very light, but at the same time very cheap and plasticy. The back plate is very difficult to replace and feels like it's going to shatter if you're too rough with it.So as mentioned, I got rid of this phone after only 6 months. I replaced it with an Alcatel of a similar spec and have had no problems with it at all.So feature wise, it's great. But in terms of usability it's awful. So if you want a mid range phone that is comfortable and simple to use, the Samsung Star isn't for you.


Needs the Boot Loader Unlocked

So we all know that no amount of hounding or complaining is going to convince AT&T; to stop the madness and unlock the Note 3. However, I think it behooves us to TELL AT&T; what we think of this development (or rather this "Anti-Development" development.Could everyone that has a minute or two please sign the petition to tell AT&T; we are disgusted, and at least let them know that more than a few people are very unhappy right now, and that they are going to lose more than they ever hoped to gain with this kind of thinking.Please don't tell me I am wasting my time, it's mine and I like using some to tell AT&T; what I think. If you don't care to tell them or just want to accept this BS then sit tight, cause more and deeper BS is in the pipeline, brought to you buy the company who's tagline is "Rethink Possible" Right....Petition has about 440 signatures at the moment, but hoping for many more. Every signature sends an email to these AT&T; Executives:Petitioning:  Randall Stephenson AT&T; CEORalph de la Vega;  President and CEO - AT&T; MobilityJohn Donovan; Senior VP, AT&T; Technology and Network OperationsJohn T. Stankey; Group President and Chief Strategy OfficerAT&T;: Unlock OUR Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Bootloader!Please sign this petition to send a message to AT&T;: [...]


Blu Tooth Issues resolved - Updated

Bought this device as second Android screen for my Samsung Galaxy S4 smart phone. Got with the black strap. So far it is working ok. There were some initial troubles in pairing this device with my phone via NFC. After several attempts, gave up on NFC pairing and went with blu tooth pairing. Blu tooth pairing is holding good till now. I have moved this watch away from the phone by significant distance and did not face any re-pairing type annoyances yet.The watch face is wider than the length by few mm. I went with this watch instead of Samsung gear because I have small hands and I thought this will fit better than Samsung gear. The Gear is longer and narrower than Sony SW2. This watch sits perfect on my hand with no constant sliding in any direction. I have to use the last hole on the strap though.I did not go with Samsung Gear because, as of now it will not work with my S4. I was also not keen on camera, extra cost and non-replaceable straps.The resolution on SW2 is decent, but Samsung Gear resolution is much better. I did not compare them side by side, but I am fine with Sony SW2 resolution. I purchased one app so far to enable me to dial numbers from the phone (just for coolness factor).The SW2 has one button on the side (like a regular watch) and it has 3 soft buttons (back, home and apps type button - still trying to figure this one out). You cannot press the soft buttons directly without pressing side button first. One the other side, there is a micro usb port to charge the watch.Sony SW2 Smart Connect Liveware is the software that need to be installed on the phone first. It happens when the watch is paired with phone. One can also download the s/w from google play store directly as well. Once the Liveware s/w is installed the watch comes to life. The liveware s/w gives options to installs apps on the watch directly. There are few to select from.The screen response is decent. It is not blazing fast, but generally responsive. I have installed Gmail, Messages, phone app, dial pad so far. They all work fine. The gmail app shows the gmail on your watch, messages shows texts on watch on so on. The dialpad allowed me to dial a number from the watch.My biggest complaint about this watch is its standby brightness. It is very low and it is difficult to read the time without pushing the side button. The black watch face (shown in some pictures) is absolutely not readable. I have switched to white background, which made it marginally better. Pushing the side button, brightens up the screen and makes the time very readable.  I think this is a big miss for Sony SW2. The watch should always tell time clearly without the need to push additional buttons. Hopefully this will get fixed via s/w update in near future.My second issue is that there are no apps to allow multiple timezones to be displayed on the watch. As a watch linked to smartphone, I think this should have been made available out of the box. It should have allowed the travelers to switch timezones with a simple swipe action. This would have made it really useful for people traveling in multiple time zones regularly. I hope an app gets released by Sony or some third party to address this gap. There is a timezone app in the market, which allows to set a single timezone.I will keep testing and post any updates.Pros:- fits on my small hand- looks good- wide and flexible strap- Decent resolution- Some useful appsCons:- Standby display brightness is very low making it very difficult to tell time without pushing the side button- Cannot pair via NFC (may be it is a galaxy s4 issue)- Very few free apps. Most of the apps are at least 0.99- No hotmail app- Mail app listed by liveware is not compatible with the watch- No world clock app yet- Watch froze once so far, Had to reset (by pushing and holding power button for 15 second)Update : 10/4/2013The device is always paired over blu tooth. As some else pointed out, NFC is just for easier pairing. I think the issue was, when I tried pair it by NFC tapping, it did not download the liveware software. However when I paired it using blu tooth manually, it started downloading liveware software. I stand corrected on the NFC pairing. Thanks for pointing it out. However, theI am downgrading it 1 star because this device impacts the call quality on my blu tooth paired car phone system (honda odyssey). When this device is paired, the phone calls have become scratchy, barely audible over the other blu tooth paired headset.Update : 10/11/2013The blue tooth issue has been resolved after taking to an android expert. Basically on the phone I have to turn off sending Media Audio over BT, but only send Call Audio over BT. This resolved the call quality issues I had with Odyssey Handsfree Link BT.


Prefect for me

I love this case! It is not bulky. It makes it easier for me to handle my phone.  The buttons work great for me. I've had it for almost two weeks and no problems. I high recommend this case.


Did not work

I did not like the phone that i had purchased for the simple fact that when i got it i was so excited but once i put my sims card in it the thing wouldnt work. I went to the closest AT&T store and i had to purchase another sims card. once it was in the phone continued to say that it was not registered to the network. The clerk at the store told me to send it back to the sender & i refused to at first so i calld AT&T and they told me the same thing that it was defective. So I emailed the company and they were very rude saying that they tried it with several sims cards before they shipped it. Then i recieved an email stating that would be getting my money back of 348.00 but the phone was 355.00 and 360.00 with s&h but they said not so..I still have my invoice and would gladly send it to them. I would not recommend this company to anyone..still searching for a great galaxy s2 skyrocket phone from AT&T


It's only work with AT&T

This phone does not work with T- Mobile Sim card. It should be clear on the description, so that it would not waste customers time and stresses.


Get Daily Compliments!

I'm an adult female and I think we all need a little joy in our day. This iPhone 5 cover does just that. I previously had this same case for the iPhone 4 and absolutely loved how it was a great ice breaker. I'm in sales and this cover, which points to my personality, opens lots of doors :)


Finally a good capacitive stylus

I have been trying to find a capacitive stylus to use with my Samsung for some time. The first one I tried wore out in a matter of weeks. The Amazon stylus worked OK but had no pocket clip. The BoxWave stylus glides very smoothly over my screen protector and has held up very well so far.


For trip to waterpark

I have not been able t use at water park yet but I did try it out in pool. love it


AWESOME

My previous one phone was a motorola v600, the screen was very small and of bad definition and the phone was a little bit slow .  Now with the new one motorola razr v3, all those defects of the previous model remained exceeded.


Pleased that it works with my Qi wireless charger

After a month's review of this case for my Galaxy S4 Active, i'm pleased.  Its sturdy, still feels light, and the covered lip keeps the edges protected.  I was worried when I bought it that it wouldn't work with my Qi Wireless Charging Plate, but after putting the case on, it was able to still charge so I'm very happy with this case.


Great for music

I use these headphones all the time to listen to music and books while working. Just yesterday they got me through moving out of college without going insane. The battery lasted the 6 hours I used it and looks like it could go longer. The controls on the side of the headphones are very easy to use and the headphones play tones when buttons are hit which helps me know I hit the correct buttons; it doesn't play tones when turning the volume up or down but that really isn't needed. I currently have the headphones linked to my ipod and setting that up was extremely easy and this was even my first time using bluetooth. I would highly recommend these headphones.


Case

Fit the ipod great and I can put in my pocket or purse easily. Great buy! Love the colors and the stylis is amazing.


Gems fell out.

I do like these and there cool for the price. But some of the gems fell out. So I just super glued them back in.


small, functional. perfect

I've been a long time Palm user for it's calendar, contacts, notes, and medical reference capabilities, plus of course, some pocket chess and other fun things. But as you probably know, palm is not even trying to stay current, so when I went shopping for an integrative phone and PDA device I looked at all the contenders.1. To be fair, I had to check out the Centro. I wasn't fond of the device overall and especially the keyboard. Plus, Palm OS is dead so I felt that it was time to move on.2. Next up, the iPhone. This would be my first choice because it is so delicious. But no 3rd party apps are allowed and EDGE is slow!! I regrettably scratched it off my list.3. Windows mobile. A friend has one of these devices and I checked it out. It was like XP on a phone: with all the click here and go there interface that just seemed cumbersome on a handheld. Plus, WM is famous for requiring MORE processor speed. It does 3rd party apps but it's a slow and cumbersome interface, so that too got scratched off my list.3. Lastly, I looked into the infamous crackberry experience. I went to my local Sprint store and checked out the Pearl and Curve. They seemed nice in the hand, especially the Pearl. Small and solid, and the screen is easy to read. I did some additional homework, checking out the reviews on Youtube and Amazon, etc.I purchased the Pearl (in the color red, and with my current service on Sprint). I downloaded the bPhone theme and started to get to know this device.The home screen includes the big 3 BB apps: 1. email messages (which are pushed to the phone), 2. the calendar (with the next two events listed), and 3. the phone (with any missed calls listed). Additionally, upper left shows the Sprint bars and upper right the battery status. And you get the time and date as well. Overall, nice to look at and functional.There is a dedicated hard key for apps. For me, this is the critical area and I have not been dissapointed. Like the Palm (and iPhone) each app has its icon. These can be arranged to your liking (or hidden if you don't use them often).Within a couple days I was thinking I could almost leave my Palm TX as home and rely on my Pearl.I became concerned that there is not much memory on this phone: 50mb. But just like my palm, I could load 3rd party apps with the reader on the device and the data on the memory card. So I put my drug guide and MSDict, as well as, some cool stuff from google (maps, calendar, docs) and went about transferring my contacts and notes.Contacts can be transferred with MS Outlook but I don't have that so I used Vista's included MS Contacts. It was not perfect but it got the job done.Notes from your Palm can not be simply moved over to the BB. I have decided to put just my essential notes on the phone and the remaining on Google docs. Sprint is very fast and I can get to these quickly if needed.So it has been a week and I think I have fully converted from years of palm reliance to having an integrated phone and PDA with my Pearl. I love this little thing. The combination of keyboard, menu key, and trackball are just as easy to use as having a touch screen. And all touch screens end up with dead spots anyway, so it's a shortcoming that becomes frustrating.Any problems?Well, I did not like Suretype! so I set it to use multitap. As for multimedia, you can store your pics on a memory card (or get to Flickr quick enough) as well as music, video, and voice notes. The iPhone blows it away for multimedia but I don't really care. It's functional enough.There really should be more memory on the phone. Perhaps it's a trade off on the small size of the Pearl. I do have ~6-7mb free and it seems to run OK like this but others have reported their phone slowing down with less than 10mb of free space.The camera is only "OK". Great perhaps for sending pics in email but otherwise the picture quality is not very good (compared to my 5 megapix canon).Basic (mobile type) of internet experience is fine with me. It is better than Palm's blazer but very basic nonetheless. If this is important to you, wait until the Bold or iPhone 2 comes out.One last thing. Sprint Nav has an option to keep the screen on, but if you want to use google maps you'll need to download an older (unofficial) BB program called BBlight. It solved this issue for me.So that's my review. It's been a week and I can now leave my Palm TX at home, feeling comfortable that I "got it all" on my Pearl =)


Great and cheap

I bought this battery for my iPad 2 and to a lesser degree to charge some other eletronics (a mobile hotspot, iPod shuffle, and a couple of other goodies). It works great. The .5A port will charge up anything design for it and the 1A port is enough that the iPad 2 will charge while on, where as anything using the regular USB spec of .5A and 5V will only charge the iPad if it is in standby/off.I drained my iPad down to about 42% charge and hooked it up to the 1A port overnight and by the morning the battery pack was drained and the iPad was back up to 91% charge. Most battery packs that claim 5000mAh claim to charge an iPad by about 50% and this is right in that range (49% to be technical). The iPad 2's battery is ~25W/hr battery, so that works out to something like 3,400mAh for half a charge at 3.7v with the battery pack at a claimed 5,000mAh at 3.7v. Something to keep in mind is there are inefficiencies in both converting the voltage from the battery pack from 3.7 to 5V, any possible voltage coversion on the iPad's side to go from 5V to whatever the actual charging voltage is (if there is a change, it might charge at 5V) and then inefficiencies in the internal battery charging (I think most batteries are around 80-90% efficient in charging, plus a voltage conversion efficiency of probably 80-90% again). So 3,400mAh stored in the iPad's battery works out close to a real 5,000mAh in the battery pack if you figure in inefficienies in the charging process. Also as I mentioned, other name brand battery packs that claim ~5,000mAh also only claim a 50% charge on an iPad.It takes about 6hrs to charge the battery pack from dead to max and it took somewhere less than 5hrs to drain itself completely charging the iPad. Its not going to charge your iPad as fast as a wall charger would, but it is going to be enough to run your iPad full tilt and up the charge a little bit while the battery pack lasts, or give you about half a charge if your iPad is sitting off/standby.The battery pack is small, easily palmable and light. It does not include a charger, but it does come with a USB to mini-USB cable to use with an existing USB charger. It takes 1A to charge, so a normal iPod or iPad charger or really any USB charger rated at 1A will do the job. It'll charge off of a computer's USB port as well, but I suspect it would take a lot longer with the .5A provided.I have not attempted to charge two devices at the same time to see if it can keep up with a full 1.5A of drain or not.Overall I was expecting the worst, but I've been pleasantly suprised. A great budget battery pack that delivers more or less what it states. My biggest knock are the battery charge and charge level LEDs. WAY too bright. They really light up a room at night with the lights off, and frankly probably burn more power than they should. Really LEDs don't use much power, but I still can't help thinking that I might have gotten another couple of % charge level on my iPad if the LEDs were much dimmer.Sorry for the long review, but there was little info on this item and I thought I'd fill in some details for potential buyers


Not unlocked

This is deceiving. Phone is neither locked nor it looks absolutely new. It is locked with AT&T and seems like restocked or refurbished. Stay away.


Worthless

I should have kept my Blackberry.  The Samsung Galaxy S3 is completely worthless.  It has a lot of preloaded programs that are of no value and cannot be removed.  It also cannot sync with a Windows PC, either wired or wirelessly.  So no way to back it up or easily load programs or data.  There is a program called "Samsung Kies" which is not compatable with the Galaxy S3.Probably the worst part is the Samsung support, which is also worthless.  I tried to get help from Samsung, but all that they are capable of is parroting your questions back to you.DO NOT waste your money on this POS or Samsung!


Poor Fit with Worse Clarity

I bought these screen protectors mainly because at this price, they are disposable. Little did I know I'd want to dispose of them all 10 minutes after I bought them.Firstly, they do not fit properly. There is a gap around all of the edges on the face of my phone. If the cutouts for the ear piece and FaceTime camera were off any more, one or the other would be partially covered. Maybe I got a bad batch, but if that is the case that doesn't show much for quality control.I realize that they are  matte screen protectors, but these take it to the extreme. After putting them on, my iPhone 4's Retina Display looked more like my old 3GS screen. The benefits of the Retina Display are entirely gone. It's like looking at a perpetually oily screen and I haven't even put the phone up to my ear yet (with these on).Overall I am very disappointed in these. I'm glad I paid less than 10 dollars for them.


HTC One "4G" is only 3G

Be warned: The Sprint HTC One I recieved would not connect to 4G even though I simultaneously tested another Sprint phone which was able to connect to 4G in the same location. Sprint customer service stated that it's a "known issue" with the HTC One and that HTC was "working on a fix".


10 colors to choose from.

I really love the multi color soft cases it matches all of my different baseball hats and I love the fact that the sides are rased on the case so it protects the front of the phone if u drop it screen side down. BIG PLUS!! . very easy to grip and very comfortable in hands. I would recommend this product to anyone with a galaxy Slll. Very fashionable when matching shoes and clothing.


ipod

I bought the ipod with the case and screen protectors.  Case and ipod came, not the screen protectors (different vendor).  My daughter loves the ipod and case.  Good product, good price.


Didn't last long

I waited weeks for this product to arrive as a gift for my husband. After it arrived, it fell apart within 2-3 weeks after occasional gentle use by him, just from wearing it on his belt (the spring-loaded belt clip fell off and the spring went flying to the moon). I then contacted the seller, who put me through a big procedure of sending photos of the broken product, only to make me wait another week just to tell me the "30 day warranty" had now expired and he would not make it right. I don't recommend the product OR the seller.


$600 new phone.. $199 insurance deductable ..OR $8 Screen replacement? Hmm..?

This is a Glass replacement ONLY! It is NOT a digitizer replacement. It's a perfect fit if you shatter your Galaxy Note 2 screen glass. All you need is1.a hair dryer2.a roll of 2mm adhesive tape by 3M3.Something very thin yet sturdy and clean (guitar pick, keychain loyalty card etc)4.Google How-To instructions online


Great little charger - Great deal!

I have never before reviewed a product, but this product MUST be commented on!I purchased this little charger to charge my iPhone while camping. I could not find any other reasonably priced products that would accomplish the task so figured I had little to lose if it did not work...The product DOES work and works well.  I recommend bringing lots of AA batteries if you will be gone for a while since it goes through the batteries after about two full charges, but it is compact and even has a pen light we used in the tent!For the price, this is probably the greatest charger you can buy.


Works Great

Went ahead and tried this for my Droid Razr Maxx in the Otter Box case thinking like the others it would not hold it. But I was wrong this works perfect and moves in any position you could want. Very happy with this and what a great price. Would buy again for sure.


Great Digital Cordless Headset

I purchased the AT&T; TL7600 Dect 6.0 Headset for the specific purpose of using it with the AT&T; SL82318 Dect 6.0 Handset System and subsequently that has proven to be a sound decision.There are no negatives to report with this headset.  Wearing it is very comfortable.  Numerous headset attachments facilitate several different methods of keeping it on, no matter which ear is used.  No wires are dangling to get in the way.Sound quality is excellent.  Volume can be adjusted to accomomdate virtually everyone.  The clarity of sound is so good that I had no problem conversing with a Dell tech representative located in India.  That is something that I am sure many of us can appreciate.Extended ranges do not appear to affect the performance of this headset.  By extended ranges I am referring to distances in excess of 100 feet.  At least, that is as far as I really need to use it.Battery life and performance is as advertised and stated in the manual.Based on my usage thus far, it is my opinion that you will be more than satisfied with this headset should you decide to buy it.


Doesn't Stick On!

I am pretty disappointed by this product. I thought it was the most absolute cutest thing at first but literally two days from putting it on, it fell off mysteriously. I was even trying to be the most careful with button by not sliding it against other surfaces or have the little button come in contact with anything that would try to take it off. One moment I had it, and the next time I checked my phone I realized it wasn't even there anymore. It's too bad.


it never worked!!!

it doesn't work. I could never use it. In Argentina the cell company says that it doesn't recognize the net service and I bought it unlocked!!!!!!


it real good

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Great Case, But Tricky to Get Off

I love this case! It was such a great deal for everything that comes with it. The only concern I have with it, after having it for a month is how to get it off. I can't seem to pry off the plastic and I don't want to break it so I've just left it on for now. Has anyone else had this problem?


awesome phone no complaints for the money

This is a very good phone it works great the screen quality is amazing bright and crisp and you can see it all angles, the battery is pretty good it lasts all day with heavy use and the screen britghness on half, sound system is good quite compramable to a samsung, the camera is excellent couldnt ask for better very clear and real life HDR works awesome with all kinds of settings it takes better pictures than my samsung s4. The 6589 cpu works good its pretty fast at all functions and it does stuff a samsung wont do like independent text msg wallpapers you can have any picture for any contact as a chat wallpaper i found lind of cool, it works great on straight talk ( at&t towers ) when at works in a steel building my s4 would fight all day for reception and drain the battery this phone has 4 bars hspa signal which is great very powerful internal antenna in this device overall i'm very happy with it buy one you won't be disapointed very comparible to a samsung and if your looking for a note 3 but don't want that big price tag this is the phone ( will not fit in samsung note 3 cases the overall dimensions are bigger ) but if your thinking of buying a note 3 clone buy this from amazon you get there support and garantee you get a prime account you'll have your phone in 2 to 3 days very fast shipping, ok to set your phone up go into setting then go into mobile networks then go into access point names at the top they'll be a factory APN setting dont bother with that go down bottom left click menu it'll pop up new APN chick on that if there is one you already created delete it do not try and update a old one, ok ckick new APN screen will pop up under name put straight talk ( LOWER CASE) click OK , Then under APN put tfdata click OK then under APN type check off default,mms,supl, clock ok then under port put 80 click ok, then under mmsc put [...] click ok then under mms proxy mms3.tracfone.com click ok under mms port put 80 click ok then go down to your menu key bottom left click it it will say save click SAVE, then go to the top you will see a new box under the factory one press the activate button make sure it lights up then back out completely and then power your phone down wait 30 sec then power back up after reboot your signal indicator should show a H+ NOW ITS 3G you should be able to call, send text, pic msgs, receive pic msgs, internet browsing. MIND YOU THESE SETTING ARE ONLY FOR STRAIGHT TALK AT&T good luck and keep in mind if you have tried putting a new APN in your phone more than 3 times it will require a master reset


good but,

its perfect and you're able to use the strap for this cover, but if you have like a ZAGG screen protector on your ipod already then it'll probably push the corners of the protector up when the cover is being used. overall its nice and slim on the new ipod touch :)


It is what it is...

Inexpensive plastic clam shell case. Nice blue rubberized coating. The fit of the case was good... and I like the tools that come with it. The case fits over the front edges and provides some protection when the cell phone is placed face down. There was some grit/dust inside the case when I took it out of the plastic bag so make sure you clean the inside of the case before you install it. Otherwise the dust might end up scratching your phone. Overall, I'm happy with the case although I have not tried removing it yet.


Lies!

Only ONE of the two ports can charge an iPad 2.  There's a port that doesn't produce enough power, resulting in a "not charging" message to appear at the top.


It works great, but why do they keep trying to rip me off?

I've never owned a cell phone before. I finally broke down, and I got a really good plan. All in all, I really like this phone. But I can't understand how Sprint is allowed to just nickel and dime me to death on this thing!For instance, lots of people are raving about the amazing voice command feature on this phone. What they aren't telling you is that this is NOT a feature of the phone. It's a service that you have to pay an extra $5 a month for from Sprint.I got free internet for the first 2 months. I decided to download some fun ringers and screensaver things. Now, this is the part I can't believe is legal (and for all I know all cell phones do this). They charge $2-3 for each ringtone or screensaver or whatever. Now, we're talking about 30 seconds of a song, a song you can download from napster for 99 cents (also a ripoff). But the incredible, hair on fire, insane part is that you don't own it. You RENT it. After 3 months, it "expires."Can you imagine? You don't ever own it, even though the prices are highway robbery.Oh, also, if you decide you don't want to pay $15 a month for worthless internet service (trust me...it's like time travel to 1994 waiting for your email to appear), you'd better cancel it quick. Because you can't cancel it immediately. Sprint makes you wait until the next billing cycle. Unless there's 3 or fewer days left. Then you have to wait until the NEXT billing cycle after that.These are the kind of things that consumer protection laws are written for. For all the RIAA's bluster about "intellectual property," I'm wondering why I have to buy songs I already own to use them as ring tones; and I don't get to keep them!One helpful feature on this phone is a memo recorder. Now, logically, I should be able to just record a song using this recorder to use as a ringtone, right? Wrong. It's impossible.Don't get me wrong, all in all I like the service. I got free PCS-to-PCS calling, so I can call my girlfriend for free. In general I like the plan. But, like, I downloaded Asteroids yesterday. I could have sworn it said the licence was unlimited. But when it got to my phone, it expires in a month!On top of that, the game is terrible, worse than the atari 2600 version. I'll admit I haven't tried, but I assume if I call Sprint and tell them I'm not satisfied with it (or the incredibly terrible, compressed, unlistenable version of "Back in Black" I downloaded), they'll tell me too bad.Which hardly seems fair. I'm forced to buy things sight unseen (they even launched a website just for games where if you're interested in buying something, you click "buy," and it then downloads the price to your phone. There's NO other way to find out the price!!!). I'm sorry, but this is unethical. They're just ripping off teenagers who don't know any better.I guess I don't get it. Why can't I upload my own songs, pictures, ringtones, games? Why does Sprint have a monopoly on my phone? I bought the phone, isn't it mine?Anyway, it sounds great, it works great, it's light and I love the screen and the ringtones that are included. I downloaded Tetris and solitaire and they work great. It's so small I can't believe it.I like it. But I don't like the way Sprint treats my phone like it's actually still theirs.


You get what you pay for

Pros:* Small* Buttons are big (helpful for texting)* Long battery life* Works on AT&T; or T-MobileCons:* Very cheap feeling.* MMS doesn't work at all (I get a message containing the raw MMS data, not the message itself). This was tested on Straight Talk on AT&T;'s network, with the correct MMSC settings.* Predictive texting only works for Spanish and another language which I assume is Portuguese.* Since MMS doesn't work, the only way to change the background is to take a picture or use an SD card to transfer it.Given the price, I would've rated this phone higher, but my Alcatel a510 was cheaper, and doesn't have these problems. I only switched to this one because I needed a phone that works on T-Mobile.


Good deal!

It was cheap and came with everything like the screen protector and the pen. Plus, its really cute. I like it


I love this phone!!!

I have had this phone for 5 months, and I have not had a single issue with it. It has great screen, and it is fast. I would never exchange this phone for an iPhone; iPhone sucks compared to this phone. Not only the screen is bigger, but it is also sturdy. You can drop it as many times as you want, and the screen will be like new. I have dropped it so many times at the parking lot over the five months, and I just have some scratches on the case but not on the screen. You do not need a screen protector with this phone. Most of the Apple bots I see with their cool iPhone have broken screen. And unlike iPhone, it supports Flash, so you can easily browse all the Flash websites.I have used this phone for everything: Skype, 4G hotspot (root required), GPS navigation, alarm clock, browsing websites, watching videos, checking email, messaging, and making phone calls. It has performed flawlessly. Sometimes, I feel that I do not really need my laptop anymore.The only thing that I wish was better is the battery life. On a regular battery, it will last about 7-12 hours on a single charge (regular use without heavy browsing). However, I have solved this problem by buying an extended LG battery. Now, it lasts for about 30 hours on a single charge of regular usage, and for about 8 hours if I use it as a non-stop 4G hotspot. So, extended battery is a must, or you will be annoyed because you are running out of charge. Buy only brand-name LG extended battery from Verizon (on sale for $24.99 for from time to time) for LG Revolution (Verizon's version of LG Esteem) or from MetroPCS (never seen it on sale there). Do not buy cheap Chinese extended batteries!!! I have tried; they are junk and last only slightly longer than a regular LG battery. If you plan on buying an extended battery, do not waste your money on a case, for it will not fit.I see that some people have random reboot issues. I have not experienced a single random reboot. I bought my phone from MetroPCS online, and I unsubscribed my lines from MetroExtras ads long time ago (you have to email them to do it). I am not sure whether there is a defective batch out there, or it is a glitch due to MetroExtras ads.It is a great phone, especially with the extended battery.


Keeps shutting down

I have the same phone, got it on the first day it was out.  I don't have a leather case nor am I placing it near any other magnets... and, it loves to shut down, randomly... Otherwise, I love the phone.. I've exchanged it once already, so I too hope they get this problem fixed!


features disabled

Verizon has disabled transferring files (wallpaper, ringtones etc.) to and from the phone, forcing you to pay extra for their services.  If you want a full-featured razr, switch providers.


Item shipped not as pictured

I ordered this item based on the picture which showed an original Blackberry battery.  Instead, I received a battery with no manufacturer named and simply labeled "M-S1 Compatible with BB 9000 & BB 9700 Bold" (made in China).  I'll report to Amazon and see if they force the seller to change the picture.


Mega Size, Mega Satisfaction

Yes, it's a big smartphone.  The biggest. However, I'm a firm believer that great things don't always come in small packages.I ordered the Samsung Galaxy Mega (international version) on a Friday afternoon, and it arrived courtesy of Amazon Prime Saturday morning. Prior to buying the Mega, I considered the Galaxy Note 3 or a US version of the Mega, but I'd have paid AT&T; more for both the Note III and  US 5.3 version of the Mega than I did for this 6.3" international device. I have an S4 and I'm a devoted Samsung mobile device fan (I also have the Note 8 and the Note 10.1), but I really wanted a tablet experience and to be able to use smartphone capabilities, too. The only reservation I had was the standard storage on the device, 8GB. Having had devices with larger storage capacities, I initially was concerned that at 8GB, with only 4GB or so usable after the Android operating system allocation, space would be an issue.  Thankfully, it's not as feared and I'm comfortably able to use my apps I normally use, and make use of a 32GB SD card I already had for photos and videos I shoot, and my Audible.com audiobooks. (yes! The Audible app has built in the ability to store audiobooks on the SD card - why oh why can't more app developers do this? Wake up Amazon, your Kindle app should let us store books on the SD card too!)  One thing to note:  if you listen to music stored on your device, you'll need the 16GB version to accommodate that kind of storage.I swapped my microSIM from my AT&T; S4 right into this device and booted it up.  Everything worked as it should, with the caveat that you won't get LTE 4G GSM carrier network frequencies in the US on an international unlocked Mega. I also found that in using it as I traveled between different cities and areas, I had to change a setting on the device to re-register it to use only AT&T;'s HSPA+ (3G) network because I found the automatic features that allow the device to switch between a wireless carrier frequencies would lock up, primarily because LTE (4G) is not present in my general area where I work or at home.  Many people would find this a deal breaker, the inability for the international Mega to not use LTE frequencies on US GSM networks, however in my case, this didn't matter so much. What made me care less about the LTE service was a recent trip to London where I used my unlocked S4 on a local London provider and 3G is more the standard there. Coming from the States, I thought that using 3G was a step down and I'd notice a huge difference.  The truth is, I truly didn't notice it at all. Thus, if you are concerned about getting an international device that can't use 4G/LTE US networks here, your concerns are noted, but experience will make this a non issue for you. If you have an AT&T; Microcell at home, you'll be pleased to know that the Mega handles that connection superbly and is more stable than the S4 in that regard.  Connection to wifi broadband or other free networks works just like every other Samsung wifi capable device.The device's screen is bright and clear (even at half brightness, which is what I use) , even though the processors and the glass screen are not produced to the high flagship spec standard of the Samsung S4 or Notes II and III. The battery life is fantastic - far better than my S4 (where I had to be conserving of battery life, and turn off functions to save power) and even more surprising given the huge screen.  I have yet in a day to tap it down to 40%. It loads webpages seamlessly as the S4, and the Jellybean o/s is smooth and doesn't hesitate.  While the camera specs are more in line with the S3, you will never frame better pictures on a smaller screen as you do this one.Your friends will point and make fun of you when they see it and will want you to hold it up to your head, but honestly, who doesn't use a Bluetooth capability or headset with their smartphone to talk these days? You can laugh at them - they're carrying a smartphone AND a tablet seperately - you, in your wisdom, get to carry one device that will do it all. And what's better, you don't have to squint, you don't have to reach for another device to do something like play games, read a book, or stream video because your smartphone's screen is too small. Responding to emails on this smartphone is a dream - you can see the keys and you can actually type on it when it's in landscape mode.I love this device and I hope they keep making them - if you want the capabilities of a smartphone on a tablet, you won't be disappointed.


Not as described

This is not an international version. Only small sim card works. Doesn't work with all companies. I am so frustrated.


Great Product but.....

This is a great replica of the iPhone 5, and has the exact same dimensions.  The only thing the bugs me, is that it is not a blank screen.  It has a picture of the iPhone 5 homescreen.  Other than that a great product.


HUGE but it works

Don't kid yourself: This is not a teeny case that gives a boost of power. This will triple the width of your phone.However, considering my phone routinely died by 3 p.m. each day, it turns my phone from frustrating to functioning.I'm happy with my purchase despite the fact that my wife will have even more fun poking fun at the size of my phone.


Gets The Job Done

Exactly as described, has backlight, slides well and connected instantly.  The buttons aren't raised  and the spacebar is a little small, but otherwise i really like it. It works like my droid keyboard!Would recommend as a low cost bluetooth keyboard


Incredible!

I purhcased this to use with my iPhone 5 on a recent trip to Florida.  While there I used it kayaking, at the ocean and at a water park.  It too amazing underwater video at the water park with crystal clear images.  Could not have asked for a better product.


Very Reaonable Price, Excelent Customer Service

Tellestra has the best customer service I have ever experienced with a cellular carrier, they respond promptly, curtiously and most importantly they help either fix the problem or otherwise make it right.


Nice case

I've had this case about a week and the color is really nice and it fits the phone perfectly. The only problem is the color is so light and it is kind of matted material that it gets dirty very quickly. I leave it on my desk at work and I guess with the paperwork I have with ink or just keeping it in my black purse, the back is already dirty and blackish. I will probably have to order a different darker color cover soon.


i hate this phone

This phone is horrible since day one buttons get stuck,memory sucks,i bought 16 memory card and the phone still says short storage. i will be in middle of texting and it will freeze and as i said before buttons freezes and only way it will unfreeze is to hit the lock buttom on and off, cant download certain apps.


A very nice surprise.

I bought this to keep my spare battles charged for my phone. Imagine my surprise to find that with this product not only do I get to charge my spare, but I can plug my phone up to the same charger and get them both done at the same time while I sleep. Great product.


Works great!

This has by far been one of the best items I got for my daughters GS3. It was super easy to stick on and remove the bubbles too. I highly recommend.


HTC Touch Pro - Very good for business

I will admit to initially having some of the same frustration(s) with this device, to which others have alluded, and I, also, considered returning it within the thirty-day period allotted by Verizon.  However, the capabilities of the HTC Touch Pro are extensive, and I found it difficult to fully appreciate everything the device can do in six weeks, let alone three or four.First, my hands and fingers are larger than average, but I've found it easy and quick to navigate using the touch-screens and buttons.  I use the stylus from time-to-time, and my experience is that it is sometimes necessary to use it when objects are crowded close together on the touch-screen, but I found this to be an infrequent necessity. The keyboard is very good, though I initially found the odd placement of the letter "M" a little disconcerting, but I did eventually get used to its location.  These are certainly things one can try out in any Verizon store, and don't have to be left to chance;  the same with build-quality, which I've found to be very good, check it out to your own satisfaction.I use my Touch Pro mainly for business and am a heavy user of Microsoft Outlook Tasks, Calendar, and Contacts, so easy synchronizing these things with the same items on my desktop PC is very important to me;  the HTC Touch Pro does this very well, though I'd have liked the Verizon Wireless Sync capability included with the basic data package, without having to pay extra for wireless sync.  But I've gotten used to synchronizing by using the USB cable;  it's quick and easy.Setting up the device to download my email from four different email accounts, and four different providers, was easy and quick.  One just types in the email address and password (you only have to do this once at setup) for an account and the device software does most of the rest.  I did not find it necessary to download any additional software for this.  I just followed the directions in the user guide.  For each account, you can choose from a variety of time-intervals for checking your email (5 min., 10 min., 15 min., 30 min., 1 hour, 2 hours, 4 hours, or once per day), or you may check manually in just seconds.At first, I did find the operating system seemed to slow down or freeze from time-to-time.  Invariably, this was due to having too many programs running at once, a condition cured with two touches on the main screen (with two touches, you can close any one program or close all open programs).  Also, I found that getting photos and music off the device and onto a memory card resulted in faster operation.  The device has a lot of memory, relatively speaking, but keep in mind that it has a lot of programs and capability.  Re-setting the device (soft-reset, that is) is also a solution, but probably should only be done with the same frequency as you do it on your desktop or laptop--which is, hopefully, infrequently. If the device completely freezes, of course, your choices may be limited to a re-set. You may find, as I did, that once you learn how to get around in the device, moving more efficiently between and among its functions and programs, the incidence of freezing will drop to zero.This is a great device for business, though the 3D TouchFLO interface (an I-Phone-like experience) seems fun to use and may be easier for some to navigate to more frequently used functions;  I don't use this interface much, preferring the--perhaps more boring--"TODAY screen" interface and the full complement of functions available through menu choices.  In any case, I found there are a number of ways of accomplishing typical tasks, some easier and quicker than others.  For instance, text messaging, of which I do a lot with my daughter, is as easily accessible as it is for a regular cell phone;  just three or four quick touches will get you there with the Touch Pro.  For receiving a text message, a notification link takes you to the read/reply screen with only one touch.In the end I've reacted positively to this device, especially for business. And I very much like the familiar "Windows" look and feel.  Among those things for which I have less appreciation are:  Cost (it's a pricey phone from Verizon);  the highly polished, piano-black finish, is easily smudged with fingerprints;  there is an atypically long delay in the phone ringing when a call comes in--the person calling will hear five rings while you will have heard only two--even if you're in the same room.  Incidentally, in the event you plan to get your device from a non-Verizon source, you might want to check with Verizon to see if you might be by-passing some benefit (like "new-every-two" or a credit on a new phone when your plan expires--just a thought).


Awesome product!

Purchased this for my mother and it works great! Now instead of an alert system that only works inside her home, she has 24/7 access no matter where she goes! Would definately recommend this to anyone regardless of age.  It's like Onstar without the car!


Quality Case - Doesn't look like a knock-off

I didn't see the reviews about the case being a knock-off before I ordered it. So, I held off reviewing it until some time passed. I did notice that it sold for  $10.00 less than on the Apple site.  I've been a mechanical engineer for 20+ years and imho, the case is built very well. Material is the right thickness, no problems taking the case on or off, feels good in your hand and protects the phone.  I've dropped my iPhone numerous times and the case stayed on and the phone was not damaged.  I compared the pictures of the case displayed on Amazon and Apple and the only difference I noticed is a slightly angled parting line around the "incase" name vs. a straight one showed in the pics. I attribute this to a die change from the intital design. Other than that, I'd say buy it and if you think you got a knock-off, return it, but mine is not.


Voice Calls Inferior - Beautiful Display at Price of Battery Life

What most customer reviews fail to mention is the quality of the voice calls. I've been using the S3 for several days now and have decided that despite its gorgeous display (which comes with a much shorter battery life), processing power, and innovative features and user interface, it does not do well what I consider to be the primary purpose of a phone: allow you talk and people at both ends be able to hear your voice clearly. The microphone/speaker on the S3 is clearly inferior to the my old Motorola Droid X. People say my voice has a mechanical muffled quality, and their voices to me have a fuzzy, rasping quality. I've switched phones with my daughter, who owns an iPhone, and I've listened to her, and I can verify what others say about how my voice sounds speaking into the S3. I'm sorry to say that the S3 is going back to Verizon tomorrow while I'm still within my 14 trial period. I'll miss most things about the S3, but my main requirement must be met and the S3 doesn't cut it.


moto x

Good phone, however I didn't notice at the time I ordered it that you can not add memory chip stuck at 10gb


USB Broken, Won't Charge

Seems like the USB port on the Bem HL2022B Bluetooth Mobile Speaker is prone to damage, resulting in the inability to charge the speaker. I got a few uses from mine (purchased at Costco), before the internal battery lost charge and I discovered that I could no longer charge it. That said, if I can return this one, I'd exchange it for another and hope the USB port lasts longer. I don't plan no plugging and unplugging it, so the quality of the USB port doesn't need to be too high, just high enough to last for a few plug/unplug cycles.


Not impressed so far...

This may be a good device, I wouldn't know...Once you set up the device, FreedomPop sets you up with a temp password, only...they don't tell you what it is (as they issue it and all you see is xx xx xx xx) REALLY?!...so....if you want to reset the password you were never given, you have to email them and request a password reset...and I did that... and so far no response...so I may be sending this device back as I cannot get past the account password issue I referenced above... Though I Will give them a day or so... then I'm sending the device back...This device is a headache...


Great product and fast shipping

Wow! The price on these chargers was a bargain, but the quality is to the standard of much more expensive units that you would buy in retail stores. I would definitely recommend this seller and will use them in the future.


JUNK!!!

Bought this for a broken glass, I installed watching a youtube video...very easy.  Problem is you can tell this thing is junk because the earpiece is almost impossible to ear from....the volume is too low.  The touch screen is a joke, the send button for texting and the #5 button don't work.  The sliding feature like on the USA today app is super sensitive in some spots and not in others making it impossible and frustrating to use at best.  But the WORST part of this is I've taken it to the Apple store and they will no-longer allow me to use this as a trade-in phone nor will they fix it for the $99.00 cost for an apple product.  Basically I have a worthless phone that doesn't work...my advice just take your phone to the apple store, these guys are super cool and will help you as long as you don't mess with your phone


It is the perfect phone... or was.

It did everything I ever needed or wanted a cellphone to do: be a good phone, be a Palm computer, and fit in my pocket.Now it's discontinued and nothing exists that can do those three simple, useful things. Now they all want to sing and dance and rub your feet in the morning.Then I read,"Samsung to Pay $300M Fine for Price Fixing." That might explain why Palm and Sprint seem to be distancing themselves from Samsung, but why abandon the concept?If this is progess, I'm a Luddite.


Amazingly thin yet strong case

I have used microthin cases for my previous iphones, but their life expectancy was 30 days or less.  This case is thin, yet strong.  I couldn't be happier with this purchase.


A gud phone... except for the battery....

This is a pretty decent midlevel smartphone with touch screen. Those who doesn't want to be in the iphone world... this is your best bet. Sufficient access to mails, facebook updates and Internet although not as good as the top class smart phones.Only problem I have is with the battery. The battery dies off in 24 hours. Not sure, if it's a problem with my piece. Bought a new battery. Still it doesn't go beyond a day. Apparently, I have to charge the phone whenever I get it home. The spec says that it has a talk time for 400 mins (provided you have additional two batteries with full charge)


Bad bad and bad(Lost confidence Lost confidence  )

I don't recommend anyone to buy from this seller. My phone has stopped working after 3 week of getting it. Also I got it late, not on the time that it had to bedelivered.After I wrote an older review about the delay of the shipping, the seller directly called me and asked me to remove the shipment's feedback which I wrote, in order toget a satisfaction which is phone case. Until now, I didn't get the case and the phone doesn't work at all. I found out that it cannot be fixed because it is a commonmanufacturer defect which cause the power IC to be burned. My phone is useless and my money was gone. I highly recommend everyone to get a phone with awarranty to get it changed or to be refunded at least.Lost confidence Lost confidence  Lost confidence Lost confidence  Lost confidence Lost confidence  Lost confidence Lost confidence  Lost confidence Lost confidence  Lost confidence Lost confidence  Lost confidence Lost confidence  Lost confidence Lost confidence  Lost confidence Lost confidence  Lost confidence Lost confidence


Just what I needed.

I looked at this phone for awhile because I didn't want to leave my At&t Gophone number but did need to upgrade to a decent smartphone. This was an easy transition and not too much fuss.


Good phone, but shortcomings in maps and music apps

While most critiques about the Lumia 920 keep talking ad nauseum about the size, weight and lack of apps, I wonder how many of these reviewers are actually spending time with the phone to see how it adds value in everyday situations. For example, I use my phone primarily to find my way around town, and for listening to a lot of music. I think the Lumia 920 is the most high quality and gorgeous looking mobile device ever made, and I actually love the size and weight -- it's a joy to hold and use. That said, I found the Windows Phone 8 OS lacking in features I've so far taken for granted on other phones. For me, the following inadequacies mar what could otherwise be a great phone,1) Nokia Maps needs to have more data and be more polymorphic. I could type the name of a place in the "To:" field in Google Maps, and it will most likely find the place and give me directions. This is not the case on the Windows Phone. For example, in San Francisco, try typing "The Sycamore" (a popular bar in the Mission District).2) Nokia Maps mustn't be a world unto itself. When I click on an address in an E-mail, I'm not sure why it opens in "Windows Maps". This is far inferior to Nokia Maps (it has no public transit directions), and I have no way of changing the default application to open addresses.3) Nokia Maps and Transit must be consolidated -- accessing two different apps to find directions makes no sense at all.4) Nokia Maps (or Navigator) must provide an option to access alternate routes. We're given only one route for driving (or walking) but I'm sure a lot of the time, the user wants to use an alternate freeway (or road).5) Xbox Music is very unimpressive as a native music player. There's no way to rewind/forward elegantly (a slider here would be great, I can't go back to holding down buttons!). The Nokia Music app doesn't even have rewind/forward capability.6) Given that the Lumia has a gorgeous big screen, it's a pity that I can't see my album art in full screen -- in the player, or when my screen is locked. Apparently the album art only loads on the lock screen if you buy the songs from XBox music. It doesn't work even if you update the album art in Windows Media player.7) The music streaming options are very limited for the Windows Phone 8. SkyMusic and SkyDrive are quite lacking when compared to Amazon Cloud player or Google Play. SkyDrive doesn't even run as a background app, and stops playing music when you go back to the home screen!


2nd worst cell phone I've owned

well, the worst was LG Chocolate basic phone, following close behind is this poorly made device.  For starters, wifi never worked correctly, my wife and I both had this phone, I had mine exchanged once due to dust behind glass.  So that's 3 phones, all three could only connect to wifi intermittently at work and at home, we mostly just gave up and stayed with the 3G.  Both of our devices collected dust behind the glass, impossible to clean; mine collected much faster than hers, possibly because I kept the phone mostly in the pocket, where she had hers in the purse.  And oh boy, did it crash all the time, try to use the navigation for any significant period of time will be greeted by a guaranteed crash.  I am not sure who is more at fault, Google's Android or Motorola, and I don't really care.  I've swore off both companies' phone for the foreseeable future.


Plantronics 925 versus Jawbone (version 1)

I agonized over these two items before picking the Plantronics 925.Why Jawbone is better (in my opinion):(1) better noise canceling capability (if there is some turbulence in the air, you can hear it with the 925 but not Jawbone).(2) more masculine design (though the 925 black version is slightly more masculine, the overall design looks like a hair pin. the gold & cerise designs gear toward the female fashionistas).(3) cheaper (by a few bucks if you shop around).Why Plantronics 925 is better (in my opinion):(1) smaller, lighter, & fits nicely in your ear.(2) gel ear tip works very well. doesn't feel insecure like the Jawbone. i have free range of movement without feeling like it's going to fall off.(3) ambidextrous - can change from right to left ear without adjustment (unlike Jawbone).(4) the charging case provides extra juice on the run (however, it looks girly (sincerest apology to the female readers). the micro-USB port is an inconvenience as you cannot use your standard USB charging cable and I have many of those around the house already).(5) very fast syncing.(6) audio quality of the 925 and Jawbone is superior compared to their peers.(7) distinct design. some of my friends have the Jawbone, but none has the Plantronics 925 yet.\\0--0--0--0--0--0after three months' use - - -(+) very light-weight.  comfortable.  hardly feel in your ear(s) at all.(+) good volume.(+) there is a useful function where you can (re)establish BT connectivity after answering call by pressing talk button on the phone rather than the headset, allow easy (re)connection if you accidentally answer the call using the phone and not the headset, especially on the road.(-) headset battery runs out after ~2 of non-use.(-) the recharger holder is nice but i don't use EVER after 2 months.  a hassle to carry / insert / remove.  only useful if you go on a 2-3 day trip to the boondocks.(-) i dropped it once from 3-ft height.  got scratched.  but still works.\


Good Quality Cable

Cable is heavy duty and should last quite awhile and works on my 5C and iPad Mini. I recommend it.One note: End that plugs into phone is a little larger than stock cable and may not fit all case openings for charging.


Hardly use it but when i do...

I never imagined of seeing such lens... especially for my iPhone 4!! I was shocked and surprised at how close and how detailed the images come out. Awesome purchase overall!


Android S7100 "Samsung Galaxy Note II"

I was looking at the Galaxy Note II and it was just to much (579.00 with T-Mobile). I looked on Amazon's web site and I found the Unlocked Android version and after reading all comments and looking at the features I picked the S7100. It will do everything I want it to do plus it has a 5.5 screen. I'm still learning it but for 150.00 I think I got a great deal. So far I just put my SIM card and my Micro SD in and downloaded my contacts and within about 30 minutes it was ready to use. I just found the mobile hot spot on the phone wasn't expecting that! I will keep you updated on my Android S7100 and yes I love my phone so far!!!!10/25/13 Update: I found out how to make a "screen copy" but I couldn't figure out how to block a call. Non of the options were there to do that so I downloaded an app the blocks numbers. Also it will not let you download too many apps I have about 30 different apps that I use and I could only get about half of them on my phone. The picture quality is not that great as well and it was only 5MP not 8MP which is one of the reason I purchased the phone. I still like the phone no other problems yet.


Decent first line protection.

I purchased this cover to provide basic drop and scratch protection for my investment, and am relatively pleased. It goes on easily, and certainly protects the phone. Saved it from a good drop the other day in the store. Also is great for keeping the phone from sliding around on the dash of your car as you drive. Only downsides being it takes a little away from the attractive aesthetics of the phone, and more importantly, makes it much more difficult to slip in and out of your pocket. Then again, it comes off just as easy as it goes on.


Very good with one little problem

Almost everything about this case is great. I like the way it looks, and feels not to stiff but not to rubbery either. It fits well, and stays on really snug. The only thing is the cutout on the bottom for the mic isn't positioned well. It doesn't completely cover the mic but it isn't centered and just looks like they were off a tad in there design. Also I wish this case would have came with a screen protector. Most cases come with one so i just expected it, and was disappointed when it didn't. I still recommend this case as the benefits outweigh the problems


Don't waste your time with this case for your own good.

Everything about the case was great except 1 essential problem. You could not press the standby button to lock your phone without it shutting you phone off. DO NOT BUY THIS CASE. Trust me. I refitted it 5 time to try to make the buttons usable. No sucess


6315 replacement

I got this phone a few days ago and I think I have spent about ten solid hours getting up and running. Overall my impression is mixed and I am not sure if I will be keeping it. The one major complaint with the 6315 was lockups when you use all the features especially call-waiting. This device seems to be more stable but there are a few things that I have observed that I am not very impressed with and they are as follows:1) Battery life seem to be relativly poor, with my usage I need to charge it in the middle of the day or I run out of juice2) The wireless functions seem to be limited in the sense that it is difficult to browse multiple networks and select easily and I am not sure if it is Mobile 5.0 or the phone design.3) The OS seems sluggesh especially if you are recieiving a message of syncing to your PC. (the 6315 didn't have that latency issue)4) The stylist is small and feels slightish5) The Battery cover is cheap and light. I would hate to drop it and you know that will happen at some point.6) I would prefer more screen realestate7) The case supplied is cheap and low qualityOther the those things I am mildly impressed. I will put it thru its paces and report back agin shortly,Good luck if you plan to buy this item, I think it will require tender love and care!


I cannot believe Palm would push this off on loyal Palm customers and expect us to come back in the future

I did not want to upgrade, I was VERY happy and comfortable with my Tungsten E2, but when the battery died....well we all know the deal :( So I then discovered that the only way to get a new Palm was to go with the PRE Smartphone. WHAT A DISAPPOINTMENT ! The abilities are nice, BUT the keyboard is SO SMALL an elf would have issues with it, there is no onscreen keyboard so sending a text, even a short one takes A LOT OF EFFORT. The keys often respond inconsistently, not reacting or typing a letter 3 x. The battery life is REALLY SHORT...it makes my previous LG ENV3 look like a tech miracle...and I was really happy with that phone, I would rate it with 5 stars. Then I bought a spare battery because of this issue, well, taking the existing battery out is AWFUL EVERY TIME !! You have to argue with it, you dont always know if the "hidden latch" has released and you have to use a very thin item (they suggest a fingernail but there is NO WAY that will work, unless you are iron man with fingernails of THIN steel. I have cut myself twice using a blade to try and release the latch. Then, comes the problems with the software. Google is not so bad, but giving them all your contact and appointment information can cause some concern. I loved my PALM software, but this phone wont work with. Also, all of my contacts did not transfer over and I DID read ALL the instructions. Just one more dissappointing aspect of this sad excuse for a PDA/ PHONE.  I just wish they would have continued to make some handhelds. I have been a loyal Palm user for over 10 years and have never been disappointed but this phone is AWFUL ! I saw similiar reviews advising me against buying this phone, but I thought, well, i've been using Palm forever and I love them so if I am determined to love this phone, i'm sure I will figure out the quirks. I kept telling myself I would figure it out, i'm pretty tech-savvy, but the bottom line is I like it less each day and would give anything to go back and make a different buying choice. I don't think I will ever buy a PALM ANYTHING again...too bad the company doesnt value its loyal customers more than selling them an over-priced piece of unworkable phone. I cannot wait until my contract is up to get something else. I hope someone else who reads this will be prevented from making this terrible and very expensive mistake. This phone signals the end of my relationship with PALMS and the trust I had in their company to make excellent products for sure.


Some complaints

The speakerphone is terribly tinny.  Did they have to put such a cheap speaker in the phone?  When the phone speaks, as when it pronounces the name of people in your contact list , it's hard to understand what it's saying. The speakers also affect the quality of the ringtones.I like the feature where you can press a button and give it a command:  "Call Gary".  It understands this, as long as your names aren't too close in how they sound.  Initially, I had put the first and last name of each contact, but when I had it this way, it just could not understand when I told it to call, "Gary Smith".  By eliminating the last name in the contact list, it could understand "Call Gary".  Quite a pain.


did not meet my business needs

Despite working with this device for a month, I could not find any way to edit AND sync my office documents with my computer... Docs to Go says they do not have a compatible product for the Treo Pro although they do for Windows Mobile. Figure that out? Also I was not able to successfully set it up with my blue tooth headset - perhaps that was my ignorance but my son couldn't figure it out either. The keys are too small for me to use while driving - I am used to an unsmart Nokia. I give it 2 stars instead of 1 because I realize I am not an experienced smart phone user and some of these issues might be due to my ignorance. But I did try all the support services options and couldn't solve them.


Very Adequate - Does what I need

I am very happy with this product.  It was not damaged in the shipment, and it was packaged in a way that made it easy to open.  It snapped on to the phone perfectly, and the phone still slides effortlessly.  It does make the phone feel a lot sturdier.  It's very cute on the black phone as well.There were a few plastic bumps and scratches I noticed before unpacking the phone (I attribute these to craftsmanship/manufacturing as opposed to transport), but you can't beat the overall quality or price of this case.  The only reason I mention it is that if you're slightly OCD, it's something to keep in mind.  However, they are not very noticeable, and it's much more of an aesthetic thing than anything else.  I don't feel them when I am using the phone.


Great headset for my LG phone

I have the LG VX8100 phone with MP3 capability. I was looking for a headset where I can (a) listen to music in both ears, (b) talk on my phone, and (c) has the hooks to the earbuds (because normal earbuds do not stay in my ears). The Jabra Stereo Earbuds fulfilled all of the above requirements.The sound is very clear for both the music and talking on the phone. My only complaint is that the MP3s are too loud, even on the lowest setting on my phone (it's pretty quiet if I'm playing it through the speakerphones on my phone). I think it's due to the distribution of the earbuds (notice how the earbuds are irregular shaped - it funnels the sound out of the end of the earbuds).Otherwise, I get clear sound through with this headset, and I'm very happy with it.Follow up: I accidentally broke the shirt clip on the phone. I emailed the customer service department, and they quickly responded within the next business day, and my new clip is coming via UPS (no charge). They have great customer service support.


4Safety and 4Security you'll want to check out this 4s case

Got this for my wife's 4s. Very pleased. Easy install, snug fit. Did a little testing and seems to have good protective features. Haven't tested the waterproofing yet. If you are looking to spend for a quality secture case look no 4ther than this iPhone 4/4s offering.


not at all what i expected - sent it back

this item is two pieces and neither really does anything to protect the phone.  the silicone part is just an adornment and 'shell' barely covers the parts that the silicone does .... just a waste of money ... no real protection ... no shock absorbency, etc.


Passed The Test

I'm a landscaper and have gone through many phones and cases over the years.  Daily dirt, water, and countless broken clips with every phone I've had.So this case passes with flying colors.  Our 1 yr-old Great Pyrenees got a hold of it for a night when i left it outside.  This dog eats wooden pickets off of fences, chews-up metal ductwork, etc.  He's a freakin' billy goat.  So when I found it lying on the ground, covered with mud, I figured it was time to take the phone back for a new one.But after popping-off the layers of protection and getting to the phone I was amazed to see it looking clean, shiny, flawless and unharmed.  Phone works great with absolutely no damage.  The case held up well, with the exception of being peppered with tons of chew marks.It should also be noted that the raised edges of the case-design kept my dog's teeth from harming the screen. This design has also protected the glass countless times when I've dropped the phone on the sidewalk, etc.And lastly, the included belt clip-mechanism is awesome.  I've busted so many clips by barely brushing up against something, but this clip simply won't break.  If extreme pressure is applied there is a sort of break-away design that keeps this from happening.  So no more $40, brand new cases thrown out because of a cheap $2 clip that's broken.Just ordered the new case today and can't be happier with my purchases.  It's simply cheap insurance for anyone who does physical work and owns an expensive phone.


Outstanding

This case is exactly what I wanted. This is the refreshed version of the case. I've read the previous version had misfits and other slight problems, all of which have been addressed in this newer version. Its very well fitted,  looks excellent,  and protects what's important.


$75 rebate?  You'll be sorry...

This is the worst phone we've ever owned. Drops calls like crazy, poorest reception ever, keypad locks up constantly, and the charger works intermittantly. First phone I have ever paid money for and the 5 free phones I've used before this one have all worked ten times better.I would not buy unless you are going to use the rebate towards a different phone!


LOVE LOVE LOVE this phone!

Listen, I am reading some of these reviews on different online sites and I can't believe how ignorant some people want to sound.  Statements like this phone sucks with absolutely no explaination is just plain anti-Nokia/Windows Mobile bashers venting with a smile.If these people had actually used the phone and were able to give you a true review of the device it would likely be a 4 out of 5 STARS or better in my opinion.I mean lets see, I have had the phones for almost 1 week and there is obviously a learning curve for me as you will see below because I had no prior Win Mobile IOS experience.The learning curve was not that tedious and I can tell you that on day 1, I was fidling around a little longer than I wanted to trying to text or make calls from my phone list but once I got all my contacts transfered and placed as I wanted, and got used to the voice commands, I am one happy camper.Got my 2009 Chevrolet Silverado pickup all set up with bluetooth and mount accessories as well as the 3.5mm male to male plugged into my stereo and within a week I am now wondering how I got by without all these luxuries...lol.SOME REVIEW POINTS:Phone is FAST....NO LAG...ie...FAAAAAAAAAAAST.  (FACT!)Phone is great size and weight.  (Personal Opinion)Phone Screen is vivid and sharp.  The touch while typing is very responsive.  The keyboard and texting ability is better than any phone I have ever used.  (Personal Opinion)Phone is user friendly.  (Personal Opinion)Win. Mobile 7.5 OS is great.  (Personal Opinion)Batt. life is OK and could be better (Use Batt Saver Setting).  (Personal Opinion)No Flash Video support for Win Mobile 7.5. sucks. I mean come on what is the deal it's Windows....hello.  Definitely not a deal breaker for me just a little inconvenient as most sites I use it on have apps that work for the phone just like Apple iPhone has to have and hopefully Win Mobile 8 will have the support.  (Personal Opinion)Zune Music Pass for $99.00 a year and my in car stereo linked is...can I say it...yes....a Pandora killer!!!  Zune Music Pass is amazing and I am loving it.  (Personal Opinion)XBox Live for gaming....GREAT...nuff said!  (FACT!)Nokia Apps including Nokia Drive means bye bye Garmin.  This app is sooo great and it is FREE!!!  Used it all last weekend in Detroit Suburbs and it worked flawlessly.  (Personal Opinion)I have used a few smartphones/tablets, Samsung Epic (android) and the Apple 3gs (IOS) and Motorola Xoom wifi (android) and they had some good features and some I absolutely hated.  I do not like clutter or searching redundantly for apps/options and the Nokia Lumia 900 just absolutely WORKS for me!  I love the voice command controls and how freaking amazing the voice recognition software works.This is my first smartphone with Windows Mobile OS and I can say I am a fan of it now and am eagerly anticipating the release of 8 and hope it is slated for release via update to the Nokia Lumia 900.I have the black one and my wife has the white one and they look awesome....kind of wish I had got the white one also it looks sweet.Oh and BTW, thank-you to NOKIA for stepping up to the plate with the data issue that was quickly addressed and updated via software fix.  I mean, I never saw the problem because there is no LTE available where I live yet (coming in 2013 ;-))and I bought the phones after all the issues were resolved and still get the $100.00 credit on EACH phone as well as having got the $100.00 in accessories for each phone from AT&T.;  All that and $99.00 for each phone.So take it as you see it but this is my 2 cents and I say the phone rocks and I am a fan.EDIT:  Forgot to mention the cameras.  All good, I use canon cameras home and work and I can tell you that if you want a Really Great picture from this camera all you have to do is make some setting adjustments for ISO and light but I have found that the camera works very well in auto settings just able to take better photos with ISO and light adjustments.  Camera is GREAT!


Great battery!

Does what it is supposed to do... I can go a whole day on it... A nice extra capacity with just a little thickness added to the phone.


works

both ports charge my ipad 2.  I kinda wish one of the ports was NOT 3.1 amps as when I charged my blackberry, it charged REALLY fast and got kinda hot.  Not sure if that's the best thing for it since the BB and most phones only expect to charge on a 0.5 - 1.0 amps.


Very bad phone

Have had the VX9200 for about 6 months and the phone has been replaced 3 times and every one randomly shuts off. It does not power down it just shuts off whether in your pocket or sitting on the table. The third brand new one did not get out of Verizon's parking lot before it shut off.  VERY poor quality phone.


Very diss appointed

This is not real brushed aluminium.  And when I open package to look at it the so called brushed aluminium plastic crap was already ripping off.  I didn't even want to waste my time trying to return it but it sucked.  Post ur stuff different didn't say it's brushed aluminium


dock works with 1 out of 3

I have 3 s4's in my house one is mine which is rooted and has had multiple roms on it and it works fine all the time with mine. The other one is my girlfriends works some times and when it does picture flickers every few seconds, the last one is a s4 I got off ebay with a cracked screen that I fixed. It's says dock connected and the USB keyboard works but it does not show up on the tv and I can hear the dock making a clicking noise and sounds like a clock ticking. My girlfriends and the one off ebay are completely stock and haven't had any custom software on them and they are the 2 that don't work on the dock. It has gotten on my last nerve and I want to through it in the trash. I would be happy with the fact it does work with mine other than I have a extended battery and a big case and it is extremely irritating to have to remove my case every time. I got the one on ebay just to leave on the dock and not have to worry about a case of course it doesn't work with the dock.Also the charger that came with it didn't work I have to use my s4 charger for it.


GREAT cover!!!

I dropped my phone in the toilet a couple of days ago, phone had this cover on it.  I quickly took the cover off, and the phone didn't even have a DROP of water on it!!!!!  LOVE, love, love this case!!!!


$5?  Can't go wrong

I wanted to get a Seidio case for the Incredible 2, but apparently they don't make one.  This looked like the closest thing, and I figured for $5 I didn't have much to lose.  While it's not quite as nice as the Seidio, this is a pretty darn good case for $5.  The fit is very tight and it has a good feel.  The rubber gives it cushioning for drops, but the plastic material adds a nice backbone and keeps it from sticking to your pocket.The only flaw is it's tough getting this case on and even tougher getting it off.  If you want a case you can easily take off your phone, this is probably not the best choice for you.


H2O wireless - activation process

I have been using one of the big carriers for a long time (obviously, it is not AT&T;) with my Blackberry Pearl 8100 (no 3G capability). I am only interested in voice calls and thus 8100 has been fine. The problem is that this carrier does not have sufficient and consistent signal strength of 2G in my area, thus missing many calls at home.I decided to give H2O wireless a try: bought unlocked Nokia c2-01 (2G/3G) from Amazon, bought a H2O SIM card at BestBuy, then activated a pay-as-you-go plan ($10) online. The activation process is reasonably simple and the signal strength is good (because it is presumably using the AT&T; network).Now, I was ready to transfer my mobile number to H2O. The process was a little bit more complicated. This time, I bought SIM from Amazon for 10 cents. The online form to transfer the number requires a few more pieces of information, like the IMEI number from the cell phone and the Airtime PIN. I did not know what the Airtime PIN is. So, I contacted the customer support, which was not successful (did not get through to the live agent). The live chat did not work either. Finally, I sent an email, which was answered within a few hours. It turns out that this field is optional (the number-transfer form does not say so). Within an hour or two after submitting the form online (I chose a monthly plan), my current phone stopped working (SIM no longer functional). A good sign. There is no instruction for the next steps. After trial and errors, I clicked "Recharge" then "Do you need a PIN" on the online menu and searched my mobile number. I managed to go through the process and the phone/SIM was activated. By the way, I used the same Nokia c2-01 for this activation.As you can tell, the customer support is not one of their strengths. But, the signal is super and the price is right.


Lives Up To Its Claim

I would recommend this product because it is affordable, fingerprint-free and has no glare. I have had many screen protectors that did not serve my phone any good. Awesome price for this amazing deal.


Very satisfied

I was impressed with the quality of sound right out of the box with these. I expected way less for the price. It seems very well made too. I'll be buying other products from here in hopes that the rest of their items are just as well made.


Incredible, absolutely amazing!!! Its pictures are UNBELIEVABLE !!!

Really I bought the black one, but this is such a good phone that I want everyone to know it! I have to say that I own a Lumia 928 and loved the simplicity of Windows Phone, coming from an Android device from a Galaxy that shall remain nameless. I heard about this phone and started thinking I don't need lossless zoom or any of that stuff. Then I went to the store and tried the camera. WOW was I impressed. Not only does it take better, sharper, clearer, it blows the doors off my year old digital camera with a 20x Optical Zoom! I can not say enough good things about this phone, if you love taking pictures get it don't wait just get it. I love the app selection, there is not a single app that I am missing from Android contrary to what they were telling me in the store that I went to. I have them all Instagram in the form of an awesome app called Instance, Facebook, Hulu Plus you name it most likely it is there. Again I LOVE LOVE LOVE my phone and won't trade it for anything out there.


Very good for me and perfect for some.

I really liked this phone and I've tried almost all of them.  5" really seemed like the perfect size, rubberized back  is great, and the 1080P screen is fantastic.  Nice and thin and the battery life is very good, I am a power user and I can't quite get through a full day.  Biggest limitation is the non expandable memory.  I like to keep all my video workouts with me for travel and I download a lot of video podcasts.  16 GB was just not enough for me.


great product

This is an amazing case.  Especially for the price!  The rubberized feeling of the hard case is great.  I've dropped my phone from about 3 feet onto blacktop and it was fine.  The case did its job!  It fits perfectly well, has all the right cut-outs to reach the buttons, and it is sleek.  I definitely recommend this to any Droid2 users.


Powerful Moto-Killer

I traded in my Nokia E62 for the N65, and sold that for the smaller form-factor of the E51. This phone has outstanding reception, routinely pulling in a full bar or more than my previous phones.The updated Symbian S60 3rd Edition with the recent service pack has eliminated the lag time between button pushes and screen response. Now you just press the key and the screen responds like a blazing desktop PC (or Mac for you fanboys).The screen is sparkling clear. The buttons have just the right feedback and are perfectly spaced. Since email and texting are secondary to me, they work just as well as in my previous phones.This puppy shines as a PHONE, and doubles as an FM radio/mp3 player.Perfect weight. Great graphics. Excellent tactile feel. This is the best phone yet, regardless of manufacturer.


A complete SCAM!!!

This service works only sporadically, and it is extremely slow even in supposedly 4G areas. But that is not the worst of it. This company seems to do everything possible in order to cheat you. The 2GB of data you are supposed to get at sign up, disappers after the first month, even if you've paid for the roll over. They bill you for the 2GB plan when you haven't opted into that plan. If that isn't enough, your paid 2GB also disappears, and they start charging you by the MB, even though you have disabled automatic top-up. (When you have automatic top-up disabled your account is supposed to be suspended if it gets down to 100MB of data). Instead they see fit to inundate your account with extra fees, charging you by the MB. If I had thought to check Amazon reviews before I signed up for this service I could have saved myself lots of time and aggravation.  Save yourself the aggravation, find a better service.Update: We were able to get the 8 additional charges credited back to our charge card. We discovered that although we paid $3.99 for the data rollover service, only the "free" data up to 500mb can be rolled over. Then we tried to cancel our accounts. After reading the FAQ for how  to do that, we located the option in our account and proceeded, after we choose the confirm deletion option, we got a text block that said we would have to call customer service to cancel our account. Meanwhile, in order not to be charged for another month we thought we would downgrade  to the "free" plan. After going through the motions, we again got a text block that said we would have to call a CSR to downgrade our plan. We called  the 1-888 number. We got an automated prompt to leave our name and number, and they would return our call. We GOT an automated call the next day that said to press 1 for a CSR. We pressed 1 and was on hold for 15-17 minutes, at which point we again got the automated prompt to leave our name and number. Naturally the only thing they have managed to do so far is to charge us for another month. My husband says its like the Hotel California, you can check out but you can never leave.


Not too bad

Decent for the price and the purpose that I bought it for. Bought it for a friend who has a prepaid cell phone that she could easily put the sim card in. Easily fits her needs for texting and calling. Battery life isn't that great but Facebook works well and she can browse the internet at a reasonable speed. So pretty much happy with the purchase


Good Batteries - Won't Charge in Phone

These batteries work well, hold a charge well and last at least as long as the OEM battery. The included battery charger works perfectly for the standard battery and I also use it for the extended battery. The batteries do not require a different battery door as they are the same size as the OEM battery. Only downside is that the batteries cannot be charged inside the phone, only in the external charger. Not a deal breaker, but important to know.


Wow!

About a year and a half ago I was able to get an Android without a contract.  It was the Samsung Intercept, also through Virgin Mobile, and it was not a good experience.  I rode it out as long as humanly possible but I could not depend on the phone to get a text or a call, and the last missed call from the school nurse told me it was time for a new phone.  (Not literally a missed call, but you can't get a call if the phone won't turn on.)  This time I wanted to be sure I got a phone that worked without spending many hundreds of dollars, so I did a lot of research.  I looked into different no-contract plans and phones and I finally decided to stay with Virgin Mobile.  They aren't great but neither are the options, we've talked to a few, and my daughter has Boost...they are the same, to me, as Virgin Mobile. I decided to give this phone a shot.  I am so glad I did.I have only had this phone a short time but I am very impressed.  I charged and activated my phone.  Since I already had an Android, I signed in to Google and with that came my contacts, calendar, and the Play store with all my apps.  I went down the list, loaded the ones I wanted to keep, picked a few new ones, and the downloading began.  They came across so quickly I was sure there were some missing, but there were not.  The screen was crystal clear and responded perfectly.  I organized my apps on to my pages and played with the phone for days.  I tried streaming music with I Heart Radio and my Amazon MP3 music.  I tried out a personal assistant app with voice recognition.  I went through live wallpapers.  I played games.  All worked smoothly, no delays, not a peep of complaints about memory.  Some things I took off, but the majority stayed.  I love some of the widgets.  SoundHound is my favorite because I hate not knowing what the new song playing is...now I know!The Android keyboard is fine, I have big fingers and little frustration.  The fun is the Swype keyboard, where you touch the first letter but then don't pick your finger up until you finish tracing the word.  It works so much better than I thought it would and I actually prefer it.  The voice recognition is better than I thought, though I would like to see it do a little more.Overall this phone is easy on the wallet, easy to use, a pleasure to own, and a nice example of an Android.  If you are in the market for this type of phone, I don't think you'd be disappointed with the Elite.Update:It is nine months later.  I still love this phone.  I talk, take pictures, text, play games, use other apps.  I use it as my alarm clock plugged in by my bed five days a week.  I use the GPS feature.  I had a basic case and screen protector on it, dropped it without knowing it, and dragged it under my shopping cart for a bit.  It has a small scratch on the edge of the phone, nothing else wrong.  It never locks up on me, works quickly even loaded with apps and photos, and has been very dependable.  The only complaint I have is the battery life.  It will last maybe half the day, depending on how much you use it.  Even without using it, just having it with me, it will not last the whole day.  This hasn't been a problem and I have enough places to plug it in so that it doesn't die, but for somebody who depends on battery life and does not have the opportunity to plug in, this phone will fall a little short.  We are going to Disney soon and I will be getting a portable battery to charge my phone during the day, but I do know my phone will still get me though!


Good Idea but it didnt come with a straw

How am I supposed to dring the juice out of this thing when there isnt a straw taped to the side of the pack?


Don't waste your money

First, you can get this for less than half of the currently listed price. Second, it's not worth even that. The volume control is only useful if you want to lower it. It doesn't even get as loud as the original phone volume with the control set at the highest level. The control is also placed too high on the cord near the headset. The plug makes lots of static in the jack if I bump it at all. The mute button is more than useless. There's no way to tell if you have it off or on until the person on the other line says, "hey, are you still there...hello!"  Even with it off, the other person said, "You sound so far away. What's wrong?" My advice: try something else.


Loving it!

I had an iPhone 5 given to me and was in need of a charger. Didnt want to spend much money, found and purchased this one for a good price. So glad I did - works perfectly!  Nice long cord, good price and great ship time. Will buy from this seller in future.


disappointed

I ordered this phone last week and received it yesterday, I was so excited but an hour after I turned it on the screen starts freezing. I don't know what to do. I can't return it cause I live in guyana.


mobile covers

Iam sick to death of choosing things from this area and then finding out that you cant send to my area if this continues I will stop buying things from this site and not recommend to others like I have been doing.


Great phone at a great price

The Dual sim allows me to have two sim cards running at the same time. I am using Data sim on 1 and phone only on sim 2.The dual core processor makes the phone very smooth and the generous RAM allows me to download a huge amount of apps. I am very satisfied with the performance of the phone, especially the reception and speed of the datalink. My previous Android phone has slow datalink whereas the Samsung one has good reception and fast datalink. Samsung is a reliable brand and they use good components for their phones.The only downside is that I am unable to choose SIM 2 when placing the call from the contact app.


Its OK

I bought this phone for a relative in southern Africa, however he ran into problems trying to add internet to his device, other than that he stated that he is happy with the phone.


sound quality if very poor.  on top of it, it does NOT charge.  return it tomorrow

on recieving it, this speaker does NOT charge.  sound quality is pretty poor.  would never buy anything from this company again.


I love this headset

I got this headset a couple weeks ago to use with my Treo 700p.  It works great.  Everyone I have talked to says they can hear me very clearly and I can hear them very clearly.I love the redial feature (especially since my new Sprint service drops my call about 5 times during my commute to work).I love all the charging adapters that come with it.  I have the regular charger at work, the AAA battery charger in my purse and the treo charger at home.I have seen reviews about the headset not staying in the charger, and I have to say I don't have that problem.  I plug it in when I get to work and it glows red until it is charged.  I tried a test while it was charging by turning it upside down and shaking it and moving it around and it stayed red and never fell out of the charger.I also saw reviews where people thought it would fall out of the charger while they were carrying it in their pocket.  I took the headset while it was in the charger and turned it upside down and shook it up and down and also shook it back and forth while letting it hit my fingers to try to shake it loose.  The only time it came out is when I shook it up and down as hard and fast as I could about 15x.  The only thing I can think of is that they aren't pressing the headset completely into the charger.Hope this helps you in making your decision about this headset.