Kyocera QCP 2035a Cell Phone

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: Tri-mode capability (With Verizon). Crisp, high resolution screen. Great bells and whistles.
Cons: Material quality not quite up to Nokia standards. Quirky but not ugly styling.

I have owned several mobile phones in recent history including the Nokia 252, the Ericsson 280LX, and the Audiovox CDM-4000. I will tell you right away that this phone is easily superior to each of those phones and most of the phones you can buy....

Pros: Compact, Vibrate Mode, Excellent Voice Quality, Low Price
Cons: None

I have recently acquired two Kyocera 2035a phones (the "a" apparently designates a custom model for Verizon with some slight cosmetic changes from the 2035). The service is Verizon local (state of Illinois) coverage in the Chicago area. The...

Pros: A multitude of features, interchangeable colorful face plate options, Dual Band & Great Price
Cons: Flimsy antenna

I went into SprintPCS to get a new cell phone as I had lost my old one. I had my heart sent on getting one of the flip phones because my purpose was to have a phone with me in the event of emergencies while on the road somewhere that had a protective...

Pros: really small
Cons: bad reception

This is my first e-pinion, so please bear with me...
I was using an old Sony CMB1201 for about a year, and was getting thoroughly frustrated in the poor quality of the phone and the dropped calls.
Time for a new phone!
But being a...

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: Battery Life, distinctive ringers(see desc.)
Cons: cheesy ringers (IMHO)

I finally upgraded from my older Qualcomm phone. This is the phone I was waiting for. The old phone was bulky, I was really growing tired of it. The fact that I was made fun of for having a huge phone didn't help either. :(

I have cell...

Pros: Small & lightweight, very easy to use. Interchangeable faceplates and a vibrating ringer. Cheap too!
Cons: doesnt get a very strong signal when travelling

I'd like to start things off by saying that I work for Qwest. I sell cell phones, and the phone that I always recommend/sell is the 2035a. We sell it for $79.99 or $49.99, depending on if the customer has a certain package on their home phone. So what...

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...

Pros: Great size, durable, easy to figure out.
Cons: ?? Mine came with a gold cover, I would rather have a black one.

This phone replaced my Ericsson flip phone and is the first Digital (tri-band) phone I've owned. So far, it works well. Good reception, even indoors, and a comfortable design help. Also, unlike many Nokias, this phone uses a universal headset jack so...

Pros: Dual band, easy to use
Cons: could be more attractive

I bought this phone for my husband on the Sprint PCS free and clear plan 1500 minutes for $34.99 a month. As soon as I got it home I took it out, began charging the battery, and playing with it. I got it with an employee discount for $19.49, so I couldnt...

Pros: Light, attractive, lots of features
Cons: gold face plate standard

What:

Kyocera QCP 2035a CDMA Digital Trimode mobile phone. Verizon Wireless edition. (formally Qualcom)

Where:
Harrisburg, PA Verizon Wireless mall kiosk (formally AllTel)

And now...the review.

On the...

Pros: Clarity is exceptional. Lots of unexpected features.
Cons: Key Guard must be used to prevent accidental calls

I'll keep this brief.....
When choosing the cell phone for my calling plan I made sure I was making the best choice. The Qualcomm/Kyocera 2035 was the easy choice. It was the lightest, cheapest, and had the longest talk time. When I talk on the...

Pros: Lithium Ion Battery, Contact Manager, Handy Tools.
Cons: No option for a larger battery...

I am really surprised at the quality of this phone. That is a lot coming from me. I thought I would never be happy with anything other than a Motorola or Nokia cellphone.

I have always had a cellular telephone since about 1991. Over the years...