T720 Performance

You will find places in N.C. where Alltel is still analog. Verizon is
digital in those same areas. I thought my Alltel phone would bet the socks
off my Verizon phone, but it was the opposite. Verizon, overall was much
better.


"Real Estate Agent" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> "Double U"
> >
> > I have problems, and have heard nothing but problems with the 720/730s
> Perhaps
> > the 721 is different enough
>
> Well, so far, so good. Of course, it's been only a week, but the 720 is
> working flawlessly. Very impressed with the performance. I knew it would
be
> good in the metro area, but it is doing very well in rural areas, as well.
> I'm running it parallel to a Motorola Brick (also on Alltel), and a K6035
on
> Verizon.
>
> So far, Alltel is whipping the pants off Verizon in signal strength,
except
> for a couple of blocks around my office. But there, the VZW tower is
across
> the street. (grin)
>
> I'm going to do a test in the mountains of NC and Virginia, as well as at
> the NC coast in October. Then, I'm off to the REALTOR® convention in San
> Francisco in November. I'm signed up for the 100 minutes of free roaming,
> so I'll see how the phone works at some distance from home!
>
> -Paul-
>
> ____________________________________
> No, I'm not taking the "brick" phone on the
> airplane. Looks too much like a weapon. And
> the spare batteries resemble sticks
> of dynamite on the X-Ray scanner.
>
>
>

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You will find places in N.C. where Alltel is still analog. Verizon is
digital in those same areas. I thought my Alltel phone would bet the socks
off my Verizon phone, but it was the opposite. Verizon, overall was much
better.


"Real Estate Agent" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> "Double U"
> >
> > I have problems, and have heard nothing but problems with the 720/730s
> Perhaps
> > the 721 is different enough
>
> Well, so far, so good. Of course, it's been only a week, but the 720 is
> working flawlessly. Very impressed with the performance. I knew it would
be
> good in the metro area, but it is doing very well in rural areas, as well.
> I'm running it parallel to a Motorola Brick (also on Alltel), and a K6035
on
> Verizon.
>
> So far, Alltel is whipping the pants off Verizon in signal strength,
except
> for a couple of blocks around my office. But there, the VZW tower is
across
> the street. (grin)
>
> I'm going to do a test in the mountains of NC and Virginia, as well as at
> the NC coast in October. Then, I'm off to the REALTOR® convention in San
> Francisco in November. I'm signed up for the 100 minutes of free roaming,
> so I'll see how the phone works at some distance from home!
>
> -Paul-
>
> ____________________________________
> No, I'm not taking the "brick" phone on the
> airplane. Looks too much like a weapon. And
> the spare batteries resemble sticks
> of dynamite on the X-Ray scanner.
>
>
>

"Don R" ...
> You will find places in N.C. where Alltel is still analog. Verizon is
> digital in those same areas.

Yep. I've found some of these. (grin)

No single carrier has all the answers. That's why I have two phones. It's
exceedingly rare to find a place where I can't get a good signal on at least
one of them.

-Paul-

"Don R" ...
> You will find places in N.C. where Alltel is still analog. Verizon is
> digital in those same areas.

Yep. I've found some of these. (grin)

No single carrier has all the answers. That's why I have two phones. It's
exceedingly rare to find a place where I can't get a good signal on at least
one of them.

-Paul-