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  1. #1
    Kathy Mannor via CellPhoneKB.com
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    I would like to switch to Cingular and will need to change phones. I am looking for a simple flip phone. I am most concerned about having good reception. I have heard/read many complaints about the Motorola v220 having bad reception. I know nothing about the LG1300. I am leaning toward the Samsung x427m because of talk/standby time and other simple features. Does anyone have this phone? How is the reception? Any other complaints?

    Thanks

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  2. #2
    Fester
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    Re: Samsung x427m or Motorola v220 or LG1300

    I used the X427 for a month I liked it allot it got great reception never
    missed a call I didnt like that it missed an outside display I have the V220
    and the V180 the V220 has been a pain the V180 has been a great phone

    "Kathy Mannor via CellPhoneKB.com" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > I would like to switch to Cingular and will need to change phones. I am

    looking for a simple flip phone. I am most concerned about having good
    reception. I have heard/read many complaints about the Motorola v220 having
    bad reception. I know nothing about the LG1300. I am leaning toward the
    Samsung x427m because of talk/standby time and other simple features. Does
    anyone have this phone? How is the reception? Any other complaints?
    >
    > Thanks
    >
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  3. #3
    talksense
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    Re: Samsung x427m or Motorola v220 or LG1300

    I would say, get the V180. Best performing low-end phone. It gets awesome
    reception and battery lasts forever(a week).

    Imran
    http://www.mobileisgood.com


    "Fester" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > I used the X427 for a month I liked it allot it got great reception never
    > missed a call I didnt like that it missed an outside display I have the

    V220
    > and the V180 the V220 has been a pain the V180 has been a great phone
    >
    > "Kathy Mannor via CellPhoneKB.com" <[email protected]> wrote in

    message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > > I would like to switch to Cingular and will need to change phones. I am

    > looking for a simple flip phone. I am most concerned about having good
    > reception. I have heard/read many complaints about the Motorola v220

    having
    > bad reception. I know nothing about the LG1300. I am leaning toward the
    > Samsung x427m because of talk/standby time and other simple features. Does
    > anyone have this phone? How is the reception? Any other complaints?
    > >
    > > Thanks
    > >
    > > --
    > > Message posted via http://www.cellphonekb.com

    >
    >






  4. #4
    Mike
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    Re: Samsung x427m or Motorola v220 or LG1300

    Kathy Mannor via CellPhoneKB.com wrote:

    > I would like to switch to Cingular and will need to change phones. I am
    > looking for a simple flip phone. I am most concerned about having good
    > reception. I have heard/read many complaints about the Motorola v220 having
    > bad reception. I know nothing about the LG1300. I am leaning toward the
    > Samsung x427m because of talk/standby time and other simple features. Does
    > anyone have this phone? How is the reception? Any other complaints?


    When switching to Cingular I tried both the 427 and a moto (don't know the
    number). I switched back to the 427 - the button layout on the moto was
    'backwards' to all other phones I used. The reception on the moto was not as
    good either. i have friends with a LGs some seem to like them, others don't.
    I haven't used one so I have no first hand feel for it.

    As to the outside display of the moto (and the speaker phone feature), they
    are good. But the 427 also has a limited outside display - an 'activity'
    light. Set it in the correct mode and you can see if there is a message on
    the screen without opening it; missed call, voice mail, and text message. I
    only need to open it to see the time. Oh, yes to see who is calling before I
    answer it.



  5. #5
    jarofclay73
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mike
    Kathy Mannor via CellPhoneKB.com wrote:
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    As to the outside display of the moto (and the speaker phone feature), they
    are good. But the 427 also has a limited outside display - an 'activity'
    light. Set it in the correct mode and you can see if there is a message on
    the screen without opening it; missed call, voice mail, and text message. I
    only need to open it to see the time. Oh, yes to see who is calling before I
    answer it.
    What mode is this? I just got this phone and don't know how to use all of its features.



  6. #6
    Mike
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    Re: Samsung x427m or Motorola v220 or LG1300

    jarofclay73 wrote:[color=blue]
    > Mike Wrote:
    >
    >>Kathy Mannor via CellPhoneKB.com wrote:
    >>
    >>As to the outside display of the moto (and the speaker phone feature),
    >>they
    >>are good. But the 427 also has a limited outside display - an
    >>'activity'
    >>light. Set it in the correct mode and you can see if there is a
    >>message on
    >>the screen without opening it; missed call, voice mail, and text
    >>message. I
    >>only need to open it to see the time. Oh, yes to see who is calling
    >>before I
    >>answer it.

    >
    >
    > What mode is this? I just got this phone and don't know how to use all
    > of its features.
    >

    Phone settings -> Display Settings -> service light.
    Set it to '2', it well blink green every few seconds. When there is a screen
    message it blinks red (or orange ) rapidly.

    YMMV but it works for me.

    mike




  7. #7
    RH
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    Re: Samsung x427m or Motorola v220 or LG1300


    LOL........I've kept with Moto's because I think all the other mfg's
    have their buttons backwards <G>
    I've had 5 moto phones over the years, and the "send" and "off"
    buttons are always alike.....When I pick up someone elses phone, the
    buttons are backwards LOL.......



    >When switching to Cingular I tried both the 427 and a moto (don't know the
    >number). I switched back to the 427 - the button layout on the moto was
    >'backwards' to all other phones I used.




  8. #8
    John S.
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    Re: Samsung x427m or Motorola v220 or LG1300

    >I've had 5 moto phones over the years, and the "send" and "off"
    >buttons are always alike.....


    Yup, Backwards!

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  9. #9
    Fred
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    Re: Samsung x427m or Motorola v220 or LG1300

    Most Motos are indeed backwards compared to most other brands. However all
    Motos are not created equal. Even among their models they are not always
    the same!

    Fred

    "RH" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    >
    > LOL........I've kept with Moto's because I think all the other mfg's
    > have their buttons backwards <G>
    > I've had 5 moto phones over the years, and the "send" and "off"
    > buttons are always alike.....When I pick up someone elses phone, the
    > buttons are backwards LOL.......
    >
    >
    >
    > >When switching to Cingular I tried both the 427 and a moto (don't know

    the
    > >number). I switched back to the 427 - the button layout on the moto was
    > >'backwards' to all other phones I used.






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