C343 impressions?

Does anyone use this model of phone or know anyone who does? I believe
it is being offered by Verizon and AT&T... I was hoping someone could
give me some feedback as to how well it performs and any comments about
it.

Thanks,
Eric

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[email protected] (Eric) wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> Does anyone use this model of phone or know anyone who does? I believe
> it is being offered by Verizon and AT&T... I was hoping someone could
> give me some feedback as to how well it performs and any comments about
> it.
>
> Thanks,
> Eric

It's going to make a big difference if you pick Verizon or ATT.
Remember, pick the network and plan first then the cell phone model.

If your at the point of deciding on which carrier to get read these
tips first...

http://www.mountainwireless.com/index.html

Here's a great site, with user reviews.
Motorola C333 (CDMA) User Reviews (Phone Scoop)
Motorola C343 / C343a / C341

http://www.phonescoop.com/phones/use....php?phone=370

http://www.phonescoop.com/phones/use...ne=256&s=h&p=1

A friend has the ATT? version. She doesn't like it. The battery
doesn't last long enough. Heck, I couldn't even find the battery! Only
had a few minutes to look and no manual, but that's a bad sign.
Apparently, there seems no ability to use a larger capacity battery.
At least I couldn't find one anywhere.

I'm not a fan of entry level Motorolas and am a bit biased against
Motorola in general.
It's a free or almost free phone.
I'd stay away from most of those, except the Nokia 3585i on Verizon.

IIRC, the analog has been disabled on the Verizon model as
well..another negative.
You could do better by paying a little for a phone. Getting stuck for
a year or two, with a phone, just because it's free, doesn't seem like
a good choice.
In all fairness, there appears to be a number of satisfied users.

-
David

[email protected] (Eric) wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> Does anyone use this model of phone or know anyone who does? I believe
> it is being offered by Verizon and AT&T... I was hoping someone could
> give me some feedback as to how well it performs and any comments about
> it.
>
> Thanks,
> Eric

It's going to make a big difference if you pick Verizon or ATT.
Remember, pick the network and plan first then the cell phone model.

If your at the point of deciding on which carrier to get read these
tips first...

http://www.mountainwireless.com/index.html

Here's a great site, with user reviews.
Motorola C333 (CDMA) User Reviews (Phone Scoop)
Motorola C343 / C343a / C341

http://www.phonescoop.com/phones/use....php?phone=370

http://www.phonescoop.com/phones/use...ne=256&s=h&p=1

A friend has the ATT? version. She doesn't like it. The battery
doesn't last long enough. Heck, I couldn't even find the battery! Only
had a few minutes to look and no manual, but that's a bad sign.
Apparently, there seems no ability to use a larger capacity battery.
At least I couldn't find one anywhere.

I'm not a fan of entry level Motorolas and am a bit biased against
Motorola in general.
It's a free or almost free phone.
I'd stay away from most of those, except the Nokia 3585i on Verizon.

IIRC, the analog has been disabled on the Verizon model as
well..another negative.
You could do better by paying a little for a phone. Getting stuck for
a year or two, with a phone, just because it's free, doesn't seem like
a good choice.
In all fairness, there appears to be a number of satisfied users.

-
David