Highest Rated Review by the Community
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Apr 10 '05
Pros: Good battery life, good connection.
Cons: Very simple, not up to date.
Summary: I got this phone two years ago for my birthday. At the time, mobile phones weren't as advanced as they are now and I was happy with it. First off, let me list all the pros. This phone is sturdy, but light. I've had it for two years and even though I ...
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May 12 '06
Pros: Size, monochrome LCD screen, ease of use, durability, reception
Cons: Lack of external LCD (dusty and all)
Summary: Well, I bashed my fancy shmancy Motorola E815 against the asphalt when I fell (long story), and broke both external and internal LCDs. The phone was in my pocket and it wasn't that big of a hit, but I guess the phone wasn't very durable. I paid $250 for ...
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Nov 10 '05
Pros: it does what it was made to do: call and get calls
Cons: That's about all it does. Pretty uninteresting.
Summary: If I'd had a choice, and not been cheated and lied to by Cingular into getting a phone that didn't work in my area, I'd never have gotten this phone. But the point is that I was, and I was a student in college who was n a family share plan. And when we ...
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Jan 15 '05
Pros: Lightweight, attractive silver flip-style, durable, simple.
Cons: THE HEADPHONE JACK! Static.
Summary: Verizon stopped making the phone I'd used before, and gave me this as a replacement. This phone has very little features to it, I went through withdrawal not having a tip calculator! It does it's job. The only really annoying thing I've found is ...
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Nov 25 '04
Pros: Free
Cons: Lousy reception, dropped calls, doesn't ring
Summary: My boyfriend and I got a family share plan through Verizon about one year ago. He went with the free phone (this one) and forked over the extra bucks for something a little more bling (LG VX6000). At the time, by boyfriend laughed at me for spending ...
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Oct 19 '04
Pros: Gee, a horrendous bill, a lousy phone, and it's my fault? You tell me.
Cons: Need I say more?? Thanks for the rant space
Summary: this phone should never have made it out of the design phase. No doubt the marketing dept. was having a down week when they elected to shoot the engineers and begin production. "One of the 3 worst phones ever foisted on the public in 15 years": Not my ...
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Jun 25 '04
Pros: Under $200, Great Reception, No display to crack, No antenna to break or bend
Cons: No color screen, No front-side display (these don't matter to me.)
Summary: This Phone retails out at $179.99. But with my 2-year service agreement from Midwest Wireless (a small Minnesota based Wireless provider), I got it for around $49.99. The only big difference I see between the LG LX4400 and the LG LX3100 that I can see ...
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Nov 27 '06
Pros: A simple phone i nicknamed "The Tank". Inexpensive and Extremely intuitive
Cons: The Games suck
Summary: I'm a skateboarder and i had this phone in my pocket since i started skating 3 years ago. Since then i've thrown it, fallen on it, dropped it in sand, exposed it to rain and soda. This is one tough phone! The original owner was my sister who decided it
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Jun 26 '06
Pros: Simplicity. Compact and nice for the pocket.
Cons: ALWAYS IN ANALOG! NO INCOMING CALLS! Kills battery life.
Summary: I bought this phone for its simplicity. Great compact flip phone for protecting the display and keys. Could call out and receive calls. TWO MONTHS LATER, after buying my phone, it started slipping in to Analog 25-40 times per day. I asked Midwest
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Dec 20 '05
Pros: Compact size, easy to work around, alarm feature. NO CAMERA! Very durable...just ask the concrete!
Cons: Always in analog. Kicked off towers easily. No fun ringers and not a color screen.
Summary: I got this phone almost two years ago and it worked fine while I stayed in the Alltel area. The minute I moved to Cincinnati I did not have a good time with this phone at all. While being booted from towers I was lucky to get on my phone was constantly
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Aug 17 '05
Pros: inexpensive, easy to use, compact.
Cons: poor reception, hinge is not durable, ringer is not loud enough.
Summary: I live in a large suburb north of Seattle, where the service should be first rate. I'm using Verizon, the number one carrier in the area. Despite that, I can't make or receive calls in my own house. I never get more than two bars and calls are dropped
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Oct 25 '04
Pros: Easy to use; light weight; battery life; easy to read display
Cons: No external display; button size; no external speaker
Summary: I highly recommend the LG3100 phone. It is the best all-around value in the cell phone industry to date. I have owned and used numerous phones over the years, most recently the Kyocera SE44 Slider, LG5550, and LG5450. While they have all the bells and
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Jul 28 '04
Pros: small size, inexpensive
Cons: poor reception in buildings
Summary: This phone is really good if you just need to stay in touch with family and friends. The features are basic and pretty self explanatory. The reception is decent as long as I'm not inside a building with a lot of steel. But the "not working inside
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Jul 16 '04
Pros: Easy to use, Un-cluttered by "extras", Good value.
Cons: Not recommended for feature seekers.
Summary: So many phones today are loaded with extra 'non-phone' features. Web surfing, picture/movie taking, song playing, etc. If you are looking for a good quality cell phone without all the extras I recommend this little LG. This thin flip phone offers an
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Apr 24 '04
Pros: Small, cheap.
Cons: Lousy reception.
Summary: I bought this phone because my old star tac had died, I broke the samsung that I got to replace it and this was the only one Verizon would sell me for less than a bundle. Positives: small, light, easy to use. The reception is lousy. Most areas
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