Kyocera QCP 2035a Cell Phone

Pros: holds a charge well, inexpensive, nice features
Cons: keypad is better for small hands, screen is tiny

The Kyocera QCP 2035 was the second cell phone that I purchased as an upgrade to the QCP 1960. The differences between the two phones are amazingly different. Whereas the QCP 1960 has almost no discernible features the QCP 2035 has a nice little set of ...

Pros: Cheap, cute, nokia-like look
Cons: *horrible* reception, cheap build, did I mention horrible reception???

I had experience with three of these phones. I purchased one when my workhorse Samsung SCH-8500 was stolen (*that* phone was a little heavy but indestructible...). I liked the look, it was kind of cute (??), and seemed nokia-like. Which is what all...

Pros: None that I can see.
Cons: Too many battery problems, software on the phone doesn't work properly

I have a Qualcomm 2035 by Kyocera and I can honestly say this phone is not very good. I have had nothing but battery problems and reception problems on this phone. I have had at least two of these phones that had bad chips in them, the battery often is...

Pros: Display,Menu,3rd party Accessories
Cons: Cheaply made case,low battery life

I recently received the Kyocera QCP 2035a phone as a replacement from Verizon when they switched their signal equipment, obsoleting quite a few of the phones their customers had. I received the phone new but have had some ups and downs.

Pros:...

Pros: Excellent sound quality, good battery life, very durable.
Cons: Keys easy to accidentally press, low ringer volume.

The Kyocera QCP-2035 is a very reliable phone offered at a good price. Many of its features are only available on more expensive phones.

Major advantages:

- Sound quality is excellent (this may partially be a function of my...

Pros: Great reception, easy to use
Cons: Battery life deteriorates FAST!

My overall experience with this phone has been good. I bought it because I has such a good experience with my first phone which was a Qualcomm. Overall this phone has outstanding range, seems to get reception in places where other phones don't, has...

Pros: Simple to use design, durable, reliable, clear calls, cheap!
Cons: Doesn't have a calendar or other fancy PDA like tools

I bought this Kyocera 2035 phone with my Verizon wireless plan. I like Verizon's plans even though their phones aren't as flashy as the competetor's models. I have had this Kyocera phone since June of 2001 (over a year ago) and have had no problems...

Pros: Size, Reception, Large Icons, Button Size
Cons: None...

My fourth cellular phone. I like this one because it is easy to use, gets good reception and has taken a beating. I have found this phone is easier to use than some of the smaller models out there as the buttons on this phone are a bit larger and...

Pros: Easy to read screen, can change face plates
Cons: phone can short out, battery life, kind of bulky

Unfortunately, I had to buy a Kyocera QCP 2035 when my Kyocera flat phone quit working. After having it for only a week, I discovered that the battery life is fairly short (after having the phone on for four hours, the battery already had to be...

Pros: Battery life, many faceplates, good vibrate function
Cons: long antenna(when extended), rather large size, no calendar, ring tones mostly silent

Well I purchased this phone about a year ago when the antenna broke on my Nokia 6185. I have a plan and still do with PrimeCo. They are mostly based in the Midwest.

This phone has served me well but there are still some things that irk me...

Pros: Small without being too small, features, Lithium Battery, internet
Cons: Features (read Internet) require extra fees.

I've had my Kyocera (Qualcomm) QCP-2035a for a year now and its been a great purchase. I go to college in the middle of nowhere and I have to drive through the heart of the Adirondack mountains to get here and to get home to Albany. Four years ago when...

Pros: Nice colors, compact and very easy to use.
Cons: Antenna is flimsy.

I really like my new little phone the Kyocera 2035. I purchased this phone when I purchased my sprint pcs mobile service.

At the time I got my phone they were having a rebate deal of a 50.00 rebate. The phone was priced at 100.00 plus tax,...

Pros: Compact Size; Lots of Features; Vibrate mode
Cons: Battery Charge Indicator declines unevenly; Price is higher than other cell phones

When I found out recently that I was going to start teaching college, I decided that it would be a good idea to make sure that my students had an easy time reaching me with questions and concerns about study material, homework, tests, etc. I already have...

Pros: Clear reception, light weight, and you're able to change the banner.
Cons: Accessing voice mail is bothersome, and there's a small selection of ring tones.

The first test that I performed on the cell phone was the comfortness of pressing the buttons, which is probably one of the most important aspects of a cell phone. I chose the Kyocera QCP 2035a over the free phone that came with the plan because when...

Pros: lightweight & small, seems relatively sturdy, good sound, lots of features
Cons: not very cool-looking

I didn't want a cell phone. I think they're aggravating and dumb, and the last thing in the world I want or need to is be any more readily-accessible than I already am. The thought of being hounded by my phone when I'm out in my garden, or away from my...