Kyocera QCP 2035a Cell Phone

Pros: super low price, light weight,
Cons: not as flashy as some others

so i had a startac for my first cellphone and thought it was too small and was afraid that i had lost it every 5 minutes...then i switched to a qualcomm thin phone (qcp-860) and liked it a whole lot. when a friend got this phone i was interested because...

Pros: Great Reception, anywhere.
Cons: Menu's a bit confusing

If your looking for good reception, and lots of options, this is the phone for you. I was impressed at the duration of the battery in this phone, I have owned a few phones before, and if you forgot to charge them at night, it was useless the next day....

Pros: GREAT PHONE, Lots OF FEATuRES, Multiple Rings, VIBRATE ALeRT!!
Cons: Squeaky, Not so attractive

I have written another epinion on Sprint's version of this cell, but, remember, these are the same phones, just with different startup animations/logos! In any event, I have been using my Kyocera 2035a for about 4 months now, and I LOVE IT! I also just...

Pros: Good battery life. Call clarity is excellent. Easy to use
Cons: Flimsy antenna.

This is my third cell phone and its the best yet. While I don't use the web access feature, the calling features are easy to use and I have had no problems with clarity or battery use. I am not on the phone that much each day so I don't even charge the...

Pros: Great features, Excellent Voice Clarity, fashoniable, and light.
Cons: Could be a little more "attractive," not a must though.

I have the Kyocera QCP 2035a. Granted, this phone was made especially for Verizon Wireless, it is the same phone as the 2035 and 2027. I will post this opinion in the 2035a section also. Now for the phone; This phone has alot of features along with...

Pros: Features, size, display and data connectivity.
Cons: Seems a little thin when talking for long periods of time.

I've had many mobile phones over the years, Motorola, Qualcomm, Samsung and Audiovox to name a few. I went from the Samsung 850 (see my review) to the Kyocera 2035a about a year ago and I really like it. I'm really into gadgets, especially electronic...

Pros: Nice Size, Good Price, Great Reception Easy to Handle, Splendid Ear Volume.
Cons: Web Browser Barfs, Poor Ring Volume

Owned the 2035 for two months now. Works great, The size is
perfect. Have the rigid clip leather case and it fits well into the front trouser pocket or on the belt. Key guard is easy to set up and nice option for automatic reset after a call.
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Pros: Price, Features for the Price, Availability of Accessories
Cons: Little Flimbsey, battery power, antenna isn't stubby.

Well after a million or so trips back to the Verizon store with my startac 7868 phone I decided to sell the startac for $200.00 on ebay and buy the Kyocera 2035a for $39.00. Ususally I don't trust the sales reps, but since Verizon in my opinion has the...

Pros: Definetly worthwhile for the price
Cons: not very durable

I got this phone on sale for about $50, so I really didn't expect it to blow me away. However, it did have the two main options I was looking for (an alarm clock and a silent vibrating ringer) so I figured it had to be worth at least fifty bucks. What...

Pros: Easy Menu system, standard vibrator ring, customizable face plates
Cons: hard to assign onetouch dialing

I've had this phone for three months now from SprintPCS. I paid $99 for it, which is the cheapest phone available. I've had NO problems with this phone. From Sprint you have the choice of two different faceplates, but they have many more available on...

Pros: Good call quality, strong signal, long battery life, lightweight
Cons: Menu not very user friendly

I bought this phone to replace a Motorola StarTac because I was having many problems with dropped calls and I wanted a tri-mode phone at a reasonable price. Overall, my experience has been great. Call clarity is good and I almost never have a problem...

Pros: Voice Clarity, Features, Price
Cons: No Voice Dialing

Just bought my Kyocera 2035a at the Verizon store yesterday. Haven't put it down yet. I don't understand one comment made about "voice clarity" by another reviewer. This phone has fantastic clarity and less dropping than another model. My wife's new LG...

Pros: Inexpensive, lightweight, long battery time, ability to change face plates
Cons: Not to many faceplates currently out

The Kyocera 2035 is a great cellular phone for those who are looking for an upgrade from the current phone that they have whether it be digital or analog.

I am cellular sales representative and by far the Kyocera 2035 is a great investment...

Pros: Cheap, Good battery, Good OS, Feature filled
Cons: Ugly

Like the Beast in "The Beauty and the Beast", the Kyocera 2035a is a gem inside, but fell off of the ugly tree on the outside. Aside from its looks, the features that it has more than make up for any cosmetic defficiencies, and if that isn't enough to...

Pros: vibrate, Face Plates, web access
Cons: small screen

The Newest Qualcomm "Kyocera" 2035a product is in full force. It is real light and Tons of great features. There are some downfalls to this great new little phone. Pros- It is very light weight and easy to carry in a pocket. It is web...