Panasonic EB-TX320 Cell Phone

Pros: Price, looks, sturdy construction, size and weight, reception and sound quality, colors
Cons: Some buttons/menu items are confusing

The Panasonic Versio EB-TX320 is a cellular phone offered by AT&T Wireless, which features excellent reception, stylish and functional design and reasonable price ($49).

Design

The phone comes with two interchangeable...

Pros: Excellent reception; loaded with features.
Cons: Somewhat "clunky" menu system

SKA-RUN-N-CH!!

That sickening sound on a cold February day last winter marks the beginning of the end for my one of my most trusted and oft-used electronic friends… my Nokia 5160 cell phone.

I am busily painting the...

Pros: light, decent voice quality, built in speaker phone, comes with two face plates
Cons: so-so design; no web browser, calendar, games, functioning keypad lock; mediocre battery life

I had this phone for almost a year, and was someone happy with it, although never quite satisfied. I got it for free with a SunCom plan, which is always a great price to pay for anything. I chose it mostly because all other available phones were either ...

Pros: Lightweight, Easy access to "Quiet" Mode
Cons: Feels Cheap/Sounds Cheap, Display Hard To Read, Lack of Features, Hard-To-Find-Accessories

After spending two weeks with my new Versio phone, I am sorely disappointed, and am seriously considering dishing this off to one of my kids and buying a real phone (dang, if only I hadn't spent 3 hours inputting all my phonebook numbers already.)
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Pros: Different color screens! Speaker phone.
Cons: Difficult to navigate menu, can't turn the backlight off.

Okay, first things first, this phone has AT&T service on it. It's a pretty nice phone, though.

This phone is really light. Even with the battery on, it's really light. I can barely feel it!

Not only is this phone light, though,...

Pros: Lightweight, good display, cheap, changable faceplates
Cons: Sound quality, speakerphone

This phone isn't too bad for the price, but there are definately better phones out there.

What I liked:
- Very lightweight... It's similar in weight to my 8290 which is a much smaller phone. I like that Panasonic decided to package the...

Pros: Light, nice screen colors, easy to use, nice tones.
Cons: sound quality, no customizable ring tone

I bought a Versio to replace my old Nokia 5160. The Panasonic is very nice. It is really light and thin. The backlight can be changed to cyan, blue, purple, green, yellow, or reddish-orange. The purple bacground looks great with the green buttons. I also...

Pros: Very lightweight, but sturdy; good reception
Cons: Battery meter; some slow inputs

If you're looking for a good basic phone, this phone should be on your short list. If you're looking for downloadable ring tones, games, and lots of accessories, this phone isn't for you.

GOOD STUFF
This phone is incredibly light (about...

Pros: Color changing screen, stylish exterior, VERY lightweight
Cons: Low battery life, not too

I first got my Panasonic Versio cell phone when the screen on my then current Nokia cell decided to break. I could no longer use that phone, so I was very hasty in making my decision about which phone to purchase next. When I went to AT&T to find a...

Pros: Color changing screen, stylish exterior, VERY lightweight
Cons: Low battery life, not too many features

I first got my Panasonic Versio cell phone when the screen on my then current Nokia cell decided to break. I could no longer use that phone, so I was very hasty in making my decision about which phone to purchase next. When I went to AT&T to find a...

Pros: light weight, excellent phonebook, color changing backlight, good reception (depends somewhat on service provider)
Cons: not available in some areas

Going to an out of state college has left me with a need for good, reliable communication while at the same time sharply limiting my budget to obtain it. After a year of putting it off, and dealing with people's frustrations at their inability to get a...

Pros: Many Functions, speakerphone, easy to push buttons, large display, lightweight
Cons: Nothing!!! Maybe the fact that there are no built-in games??

I had my two prior Nokias stolen at the gym. So I went to back to my wireless dealer, and they gave me another phone for no price, just another one year contract. They provided me with the Panasonic Versio. This phone is so lightweight, and slim, and...

Pros: Lightweight
Cons: battery life (short term and long term), key lock, reception

This is by far the worst phone I've had, the reception is poor and I have noticed that sometimes it doesn't transfer to the closest tower, so you'll lose your connection. After a year, my battery lasts maybe 30-45 min. Was expensive when it came out...

Pros: Very Lightweight,Has Speakerphone and Vibration features.
Cons: Reception sucks, Speakerphone Cuts out every two minutes.

Basically I was forced to take this Panasonic Versio phone because my Nokia 5165 Phone was not working and the outlet I got it from claimed that none of their stores had any Nokia phones available and they couldn't order any. So anyway they said they...

Pros: This is the best little phone you've ever seen or could ever want.
Cons: Only con is if you use your phone for playing instead of calling!

It's extremely light and musical and colorful. The reception is exceptional. Know who's calling before even looking at the phone once you program distinguishing rings for each of your favorite callers.

Okay, so if you want to play video...