Kyocera QCP 2035a Cell Phone

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: 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: 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: Lots of features. Easy to use.
Cons: The ringer is not loud enough. Poor earphone sound quality.

This phone is very light and full of features. It is web-capable and has an easy-to-use phonebook. The screen is large and clear. The battery has a lengthy life. It has at least a 36 hour standby time. It was cheap, $20 with a contract, but the...

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

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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: Compact, but not teeny. easy-to-read display.
Cons: 3-hour talk time.

Kyocera's exchange-able cover cell phone has enough heft to remind you it's in your pocket, without being bulky. Far preferable to the teeny models, this phone is sturdy, lightweight, and dependable. Battery power is a drawback -- the phone only allows...

Pros: Agreat lightweight phone
Cons: none

I have tried many cell phones in the last few years,some large and bulky and some thin and skinny,all of which were good phones.They have all been different brands and models.The qcp 2035 is by far the best of all the phone that I have purchased yet.It...

Pros: A nice phone with really handy features and easy navigation system.
Cons: The hands-free kit is of poor quality. But that elsewhere.

I recently have switched from my Qualcomm QCP-1960 to this fine little cell phone. It has all the features I need and none of the useless features most phones have these days. It's light weight and easy to use. The battery life is incredible and...

Pros: Clear signal, light weight and reasonably small
Cons: Case not very durable and antenna is flimsy

A good combination of price versus features. As a first time cell phone user I found it somewhat confusing to operate since the instruction manual and the operating instructions in the guide sheet given me by Verizon at the time of purchase often...

Pros: Ability to vibrate first, then ring, fairly durable, very lightweight, cheap.
Cons: Unfriendly user interface, not alot of features, Qwest's service`

We were give these as company cell phones. Company cars are usually pleasant, but nothing you would like to own. This phone fits that description to a tee!
It is devoid of all the toys that make my Ericksson great to use, games, planner,...

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: WEB CAPABILITY,TIP FIGURING, CALCULATOR
Cons: STYLE NOT VERY ATTRACTIVE

THIS PHONE IS ANOTHER NEW ADDITION TO MY FAMILY AND I LOVE IT. THE DIGITAL QUALITY IS TOP OF THE LINE WHICH MAKES FOR CLEARER CONVERSATIONS.I TRAVEL AND THE TRIMODE IS GREAT WHEN YOU GO THE LONG DISTANCES. 15 RINGER TYPES AND ALSO THE VIBRATE MODE.
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Pros: Inexpensive, Well rounded, Good Battery Life
Cons: Time consuming menu, plain looking, no extended battery

This cell phone is a good all around performer. I spend about two thirds my time (1000 min/month) in analog coverage. The digital reception is excellent and analog very good. Although, I have a difficult time getting 9 hrs out of a fully charged...

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...