Pros: nice features, generally good quality sound
Cons: terrible quality

I bought this miserable thing in June of 2000, and everything went well for 6 months.

Then it started dropping calls with a loud POP in the earpiece. It is annoying enough to lose a call, but to have your eardrums blasted out every time it...

Pros: Fairly lightweight, analog and digital both manually and automatically, 15 alerts
Cons: Screen displays company name (mine says Verizon), limited faceplate selection, confusing menus

My father bought this phone for me when I started my sophomore year of college in Fall 2000. I normally would not have picked this phone (it definitely is NOT a looker) but with the limited selection he had to choose from (i.e. 2 phones), it was the...

Pros: Long battery life and very durable
Cons: none

I bought this phone at first because it was one of the cheapest with the plan and also because a friend had one and had no problems. But out of the many phones and plans that I have had in many years this was the best phone that I have had.

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Pros: easy to operate, good sound, sharp images, large enough buttons for elders to see
Cons: none

When my son purchased a new cell phone with very
advanced features a few months back, he offered to
put me on his account and gave me his old phone, the
Audiovox CDM4000.

I am an older person, never had used a cell...

Pros: Very clear reception, long battery life, can take a beating, lots of features
Cons: No vibrating function, hard to find accessories

After using my not-so-trusty analog flip-phone for years, my husband and I decided we needed to update our mobile phones. We both needed a phone and we wanted something light-weight, digital and of course, we wanted something with a long battery life....

Pros: Great little phone for an infrequent user.
Cons: No web access or voice activated dialing.

I'm not a power wireless phone user. As a matter
of fact, I go weeks without using one. After having
children, I got one for my security blankie. It allows
me to leave the house, knowing that a sitter can reach
me while I'm...

Pros: Inexpensive, often offered at a discount with service, small enough, light, simple to use.
Cons: None really, this is a great phone for the basic user

As cell phones go, I try not to take its abilities too seriously. It's a phone and that's how I try to keep it. Staying connected at all costs is not the goal but merely to have the convenience to contact someone if I am away from a land line.
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Pros: Good phone, easy to follow menus. Similar features to Nokia
Cons: Antenna does not seem to help if extended

If you are in the market for a good digital phone, but are not yet ready for a Web enabled phone, check out the Audiovox CDM-4000. It has good size buttons for easy dialing, 99 number memory, multiple rings and personal rings for callers in your memory...

Pros: Small, lightweight
Cons: Confusing and frustrating

The only reason I would ever get this phone again is if it were my ONLY option and if it was given to me for nothing. As part of the plan I signed up for with Verizon, I was able to purchase this phone for next to nothing...its no wonder why.

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Pros: none
Cons: everything listed

I never bought nor will i ever buy an audiovox phone .. they are garbage .
the signal compaired to my motorola is obsolete ... I am a service tech and deal with these all the time and usually end up having to ship them to audiovox for replacement or...

Pros: 190 minutes talk time, 170 hours of non-talk time, light, compact
Cons: not good signal near mountains, instruction hard to understand

The audiovox 4000. A leap up from the 3500. I had both and I prefer the 4000. I take mine everywhere. It has about 85 1/2 hours on it and it works perfectly. I am sure we all would like one of those phones you can listen to MP3s on, or the one that...

Pros: Clear sound, good service, good features
Cons: Doesnt have games and cant change the cover to alot of colors

I my self have purchased the Audiovox CDM-4000 has my cell phone and it hasn't done me wrong yet. It is a quality phone and if our looking for a good phone with some nice feature then this is your choice. It has a nice clear sound to it and has a nice...

Pros: lightweight
Cons: volume too low

I've had this phone a year now, and paid about $50 for it when I signed up for Verizon cellualar service at The Wiz here in Westchester County NY. The phone is thin and very lightweight because it uses a Lithium Ion battery. This battery is much...

Pros: Light, tons of features, nice look
Cons: None

Before this phone, I was excited with my Nokia, thinking that the games and the many different ring melodies was pretty unique. I bought this phone because of its advanced options. It had almost as many rings, no games, a large phone book, easy to use...

Pros: durable, good sound quality, good features
Cons: flaky reception

Living in Denver has special requirements for cell phone users especially when travelling in mountain areas. While I don't expect reception everywhere, I am disappointed in the CDM-4000's reception in certain non-mountain regions of the Denver-metro area...