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The good: Dropped in Toilet, it still works<br>Small<br>Nice looking<br>Dropped in toilet, once again, and still works like new<br>Indestructible<p/>The bad: none<p/>Summary: I had a friend who had this phone for some time. I've had the Chocolate phone but the last time (and first time) i dropped it, it smashed. This phone was used at bush parties in the sand as a football and soccerball repeatedly. Thrown against walls, still works. Thrown against trees, still works. It is the greatest possible phone i'd ever seen, so i bought one and wow. This phone, for the price, is possibly the greatest deal of the century. It never breaks, even in water, never short circuited. Never got wet inside. Screen is clear, bright and vivid, and the phone itself is stylish, albeit small. I give it a perfect score. If you are buying any phone besides this one, you're making a HORRIBLE decision.

The good: Speed, power, flexibility, expandability, removable battery, external or touch keyboard, windows mobile 6, on and on<p/>The bad: takes time to learn, comes stylus reliant<p/>Summary: At first glance, you notice a touch screen phone. When you start using this device you think to yourself, "this looks cool, but really what can I do with it?" The answer is everything. Don't worry about the software and touch interface that comes standard with this device. The device, unfortunatley, comes very stylus needy. This is nothing 2 software downloads can't fix. If the ppc6800 you recieve doesn't arrive with windows mobile 6, I would upgrade imediately, due to it wiping out everything you have. Which is another great point, you can back up everything right on your pc so if you lose or damage the phone, your replacement data is ready to go. This device syncs automatically with ease--all you have to do is set it in the cradle. My fiance has an iPhone which is awesome to impress your friends. My phone actually does more at this point than the iphone ever could. The htc touch interface works on the ppc6800. It is really rare that I need to pull the stylus out of the holster with this device(but in a pinch I'm glad it has the option). With any touch device the onscreen keyboards are just not accurate or efficient. I have used palm, windows, and iPhone. With my big fingers onscreen typing isn't an option; I'm glad it has the slide-out keyboard(one of the main reasons I got it). Here is a list of things I have done with my device in the past 6 months: used outlook for email, took and printed pictures, loaded 8,500 songs, expanded memory the 8gb with micro sd, set over 3500 appointments on my pc and had them simultaneously synced, i have used this device as a router to guide two notebook pc's to the internet, made pie charts, viewed pdf's, created exel and word docs, watched streaming internet videos and television in full screen, have had the device convert half a million written words to readable text, charged this device through my computers usb port, nearly matched functionality and beat the iPhones's ability head-to-head.<br><br>The possibilities are endless with this device. My old palm treo 600 didn't hold a candle to this thing. It takes two to three weeks to learn this device, but it will save you some much time and effort in the long run. I would also like to commend alltel. Never had any service problems and signal is always great.

The good: Awesome coverage area, fair prices<p/>The bad: Crippling phones.<p/>Summary: I signed up with Verizon on a 2yr in Oct 2007 with a Motorola w385. So far so good. I have no major complaints about VZW and so far Im happy. The fact that they remove certain features from phones is disconcerting, but really can't do anything.

The good: Sleek looking, sturdy feeling, good call reception, good photo quality<p/>The bad: Kinda hard to see screen if it's really bright outside, touchy joystick<p/>Summary: I just got this phone a week ago, and I have put it to the test! I has very good service on AT&T's new 3g network. Extremely user friendly. The sound quality while talking is great! (Just make sure you don't put your hand over the antenna which is the bottom of the phone!) The music setting is pretty nice, however it isn't compatible with MP4's which has created a problem for me. I love the look... (I got the red one) Overall a pretty good phone and I am extremely satisfied with it!

The good: great features<p/>The bad: a lot of glitches<p/>Summary: We purchased three of these phones one month ago. We are really considering asking to return them and get different ones. So far two of them have "frozen" at the opening screen and are being "fixed" by are provider. Not a good omen that two out of three are in for service in less than one month. I would not recommend

The good: It is a very sleek phone. The color is great but could be a little lighter. Can easily be customized. Expanded memory. Mp3 player. Good service quality in most places. The Samsung quality that you can expect. Many options when using the camera, and recording messages and sound. Nice key layout.<p/>The bad: Keys are really flat. The phone gathers fingerprints well. Battery life is okay. Outside keys are pretty pointless unless you use the Mp3 player a lot (but they make the phone more eye-catching). The new ringtones are not as lengthy.<p/>Summary: This is a great phone! In general, it has everything you need on a basic cell phone and more. The phone itself holds up great and will gain a few scratches on the way but does not break when you drop it one time. If you want to send a lot of text messages, this will do! Invest in a MicroSD card for extra memory for pictures and music, and enjoy your new Samsung Sync!<br><br>It has definately proved better than my Moto Razrs and Rokrs!<br><br><br>

The good: I have had Verizon longer than it has been Verizon. I have had the same phone # for going on 20 years. I was here when it was another company, before Verizon took over the company.<p/>The bad: It has it ups and downs but over all is the best on to have.<p/>Summary: Was with another company the first 2 years. When you needed help, they was never around. I moved to Verizon and will not change again.<br>Most of you don't know this, but years ago to call out of your area you had to call the tower in that area first. They gave you a list of phone numbers of all the towers in the USA. Then when you got the tower you could call the number you wanted.<br>

The good: Helpful customer service and very reliable phone.<p/>The bad: Verizon blocks a lot of the Razr's features (transferring photos to/from your phone requires the purchase of separate software). Also, their plans are quite limited. <p/>Summary: I bought a Motorola razr 3vm about 2 years ago through amazon.com and the phone is great. The only problem I've had in that time was a sudden loss of service, but a quick call to Verizon customer service informed me that a simple restart was all that was needed (I had almost never turned it off before then and apparently that can lead to an unhappy phone). Now keeping in mind that this was my only contact with customer service over the phone (I guess that's a good thing), I found them friendly and helpful. I wasn't overly impressed with the service in the store.<br><br>The reception isn't as reliable as my previous phone/carrier (Virgin Mobile), but it's never been a problem. Some of my calls are dropped and reception can definitely cut out, but it's usually in an area that I'd expect it (basement of a 7 story building, ect). Unfortunately, this carrier is no longer the best deal for me (my friends have switched to US Cellular - making the verizon's IN feature pointless), but I would have liked to stay with Verizon had they offered a more flexible plan menu. Overall, this has been a positive experience.

The good: Mobile IM, Internet, pretty much everythong!<br><p/>The bad: Nothing at the moment<p/>Summary: I have only used this for about 2 days, but I love it! I would not want another phone. Th baterry stays charged, charged within 5 min after it came with a preloaded battery. I so recommend it!