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: Ton's of feature's, similar to Nokia, easy to learn and navigate
Cons: antenna needs to be more sturdy, doesn't help reception.

When I find a product I like, I tend to tell everyone I know about it. Epinions of course being my favorite way to do it.

In October of 1999 I decided to make the plunge from a analog phone to a digital. Currently I am a airtouch customer so...

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: Thin, excellent signal sensitivity, price
Cons: lack of vibrating alert

I've used this phone intensely for about a year(avg. 1000 min/month) and it's great value for the money! It's slim so you can keep it in your pocket (unlike some of the thick Nokia phones some of my corporate friends own), and it's very light. It may...

Pros: Size,caller ID & call waiting caller ID, battery life, nice phone book feature, digital and analog
Cons: None

I bought this phone mainly because I have a not-so-reliable car. The phone cost a lot less than purchasing a new car or even fixing the one I have. The purchase price was $90, which I am paying in installments ($3.74 a month) with my service plan.
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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: some features, good strength
Cons: bad company, hoaky design

If you're looking for a reliable phone, then this is not the way to go.

I bought this phone in Nov. '99. In April this phone quit working. It took forever to get in touch with anyone from Audiovox. They said that we had to mail the phone in so...

Pros: Quality, Ease of Use, Durability, Size
Cons: Lacks vibration mode

I own two CDM4000 phones and they are both excellent phones (wife and kids use them). They are easy to use, battery life is great, and seem to be very well constructed. I also own a Motorola StarTac 7860 (see my review on this as well), which is also an...

Pros: Intuitive, Clear
Cons: Font Size can be frustrating

I'm comparing the 4000 to the 9000 since I purchased the 9000 when my friend bought the 4000. I've been able to compare both phones side by side and thus can report the similarities and differences for those trying to make a choice between them.
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Pros: Light, slim design; charges quickly; lots of great features
Cons: None

A couple of months ago, I (finally) decided to trade in my clunky old analog for a more easily portable digital model. I chose this one primarily because it was right at the Verizon store and with activation, was inexpensive (important for a grad...

Pros: Small size and extended talk/standby time.
Cons: It can take up to two hours to recharge the battery.

I have been a cell phone user for 8 years and believe it or not, have only had to purchase one phone. Well, it finally quit working and I was forced to purchase another one. I picked the Audiovox CDM-4000 mainly for it's small size and extended...

Pros: lightweight, battery size,
Cons: getting outdated really fast (see Nokia 8200 series) plastic toy feeling

As phones were getting smaller, and talk times were lasting longer, I found myself in need of upgrading my phone from the older Nokia digital phones. However, my wireless carrier (Verizon aka Bell Atlantic Mobile) maintains the worst selection of phones...

Pros: This is a great looking phone with tons of user friendly features.
Cons: Champagne colored face plate wears out fast

The Audiovox CDM 4000 is one of the latest phones in advanced technology.
This slim 4.5 ounces phone with a Lithium Ion battery last for days before you have to recharge the battery (over 3 hours in talk time and 7 days in standby). Many features...

Pros: small size, great tone and quality
Cons: none

I have had great success with this cellular phone. I got this phone when the local cellular company I am with switched to digital last year. I have loved it since then.

It is very programmable, right down to the ring. I have a choice of...

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: It does work
Cons: U. S. Cellular carrier

The audiovox phone is a satisfactory instrument for limited use. The sound quality is also satisfactory. But, the general size is fairly large. I am used to much smaller phones. This particularly model also has the power button in a location where it...

Pros: portable, clear sound, features
Cons: none

I picked up this phone when I went back to college and needed a cell plan that would fit my new location. Verizon happened to be running a promotion, so I was able to purchase it for about $50.

That evening I used it to call a friend who...

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.
...

Pros: Lightweight, easy to use
Cons: None really

The CDM 4000 is Audiovox' answer to Nokia's new series of phones. It's really only an upgrade from their CDM 3000, which ain't too great of a phone. The 4000 combines a light weight (4.5 ounces) with user friendliness and some cool options to make this...

Pros: Cheap, Effective, Slim, Good looking
Cons: Battery life is slightly lacking

I bought this phone mainly because I can't drive and needed to call someone to pick me up rather than waste 100's of dollars in quarters on those stupid pay phones. This phone was great and still is. It was cheap and effective, especially when...

Pros: Very durable, different rings for each person
Cons: No vibrating battery

I bought this phone because it was the cheapest phone with the smallest amount of contract time and commitment. At the same time, my fiance bought a Nokia, top of the line. The only thing his phone does that mine doesn't, is play games. But that's okay...

Pros: Features (useful ones)
Cons: Possibly the keypad buttons

I recently went in to complain my previous cell phone battery not holding a charge when the man behind the counter told me a new battery would be $44. Huh? What else do you have?

After re-evaluating my current plan and phone the lady helping...

Pros: light, sturdy.
Cons: not the best phone on the market.

I bought the Audivox phone because it was inexpensive (i.e. cheap and I'm just a poor student). When I bought the phone it cost about $50, now it retails for under $40. The choice of colors is rather limited. You can get the cover in either black...

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: Light weight
Cons: Main menu confusing

I love this phone. It is compact and fits in my purse. The sound quality is pretty good. It doesn't have too many buttons to confuse you. The buttons are not too small. The numbers are easy to read. It is easy to turn on and off. I don't like the...

Pros: features, price
Cons: none

This is one of the better phones available today. It is so lightweight that you won't even know you are carrying it. The dual mode technology allows automatic switching to analog mode when the digital network is not available. The battery life is...

Pros: Size, ease of use
Cons: Extended life battery stick out of lower half of the phone turning it from slim to clunky.

I recently changed from an Audiovox MVX-855XL analog phone to the CDM-4000 for digital service. I can tell you that Audiovox has not let us down. The quality of the phone is their normal high standard. It includes a centered navigation button that does...

Pros: lightweight, big screen with large letters and numbers, many animations
Cons: the menu can be confusing at first

After being in the cellular phone hunt for several weeks, it has come to me that the only way to go is the audiovox way. This new phone is very good for people who do not like staring at a little phone screen, trying to make out little numbers and...

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: 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: Sleek design. Stylish.
Cons: Service.

I just recently got this phone, and I am already in love with it. It is far better than the Nokia phone I had before it and is well worth what I paid. At first I disliked using such a small phone, it was uncomfortable to hold to my ear and talk into....

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: 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, dependable.
Cons: Not 170 hours of standby time.

I received this phone free with service. I like it. It is feature rich. It has the ability to be connected to a computer modem. It offers text and voice messaging alerts along with speed dial and one touch answering. It is small and light weight and...

Pros: slim, light,features,clear!!!!!!
Cons: i have airtouch/verizon service

I live in the pastic capital of the world, Los Angeles, california. with ous "busy lives" we all feel the need for a cellular phone. Well, actually people carry phones to feel important and look important. i am one of those people. Over the...

Pros: stand-by battery time, size, display, functions
Cons: no vibrate ringer option

wow, what a great phone. i've used motorola phones since 94 and i can't believe i was wasting my time with those silly flip phones. obviously a startac, my previous phone, is smaller, but try opening it with one hand... good luck. the stand-by time on...

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: size, battery life (digital), features, price
Cons: quality of fit, analog battery life

The Audiovox CFM-4000 is a great buy at $79.99. It has all the features you could ask for in a digital and analog phone. The reception is excellent in the car, office and at home. The battery lasts for a long time in digital mode. I usually only...

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: Lightweight - Why get a Startac
Cons: Get extended battery

The Audiovox 4000 is their newest digital phone. Reasonably priced, most providers introduced it at $129-$149 with a service contract are discounting it to under $100. The phone is light and compact has many options including messaging, caller ID,...

Pros: Quick charge, many features
Cons: discharges more quickly in analog mode

I, too, have this phone; and I have to agree that it is a very useful phone. Clarity and reception are much better than either of the analog phones that I've had previously. The 99 number memory has allowed me to keep track of phone numbers that I...

Pros: Small & compact, no static, voice & message mail, Caller ID
Cons: None

My father bought this phone because our other cell phone broke and just was not good at all. Therefore, we needed a new one and we tried this brand.

This cell phone is really great! I have been so much more pleased with the new one than the...

Pros: excellent quality phone
Cons: can't think of any!

Having received my first cell phone as a car phone from my parents for my 16th birthday I have since owned 5 different cell phones. Yes, call me crazy but I love the cell phone. This is by far the best one I have had, It has a variety of rings, the...

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: 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...

Pros: easy to use, light weight, small
Cons: talk time could be longer

I have never owned a cell phone before, and was just in the market to see what was out there, what I could afford, and to give me an idea on what I wanted. My boyfriend knew I was looking, and came home with one of these little phones with him. I may...

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...