Cheap, Cheap, Cheap
Written: Mar 30 '05
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Pros: Small and light weight.
Cons: Dropped calls, no number view when phone is closed.
The Bottom Line: Great for kids or someone who doesn't use their cell phone a lot. Not recommended for business use or for those who use their phones more than average.
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| charlalee's Full Review: Philips 636 Cell Phone |
I paid $100 for this phone through Cingular and realized very early I got ripped off. I use this phone for work and began to hope my clients didn't call me on it. 75% of my calls were dropped and I lost my service every time I turned around. One minute I had a full signal and the next (I did not move) it was gone.
The volume button didn't lock on this phone and when I had it in my pocket, it would turn down on it's own. Once it went down all the way, I would miss calls because I didn't hear it ring.
This phone does not have a display to show the number when it rings. You have to manually flip it open to see and then close it again if you choose not to answer it. Not a big deal really, but I found it annoying after a while.
Overall, I don't recommend this phone to anyone who is going to be using it for business. I think it's great for a teenager or someone who won't be using it a lot. It is light weight and small, which makes it easy to carry around. Other than that, I wasn't thrilled with it.
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Amount Paid (US$): 100 Recommended for: Adventurous Technophiles - Tough and Durable
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Epinions.com ID: charlalee
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