[hongda]

So what cell phone do you carry? I'm looking around to see if I wanna upgrade. Currently I have a Motorola V60, slim case with a blue cover.

 

[Lisa]

I have a Sony Ericcson T310 which I like a lot.

(Looks much better IRL than on pictures, a lot more metallic looking and less plasticy.) But it's already an older model. Only con I can think of is that the color display has just 256 colors. But it's a good display otherwise.
I like the calender function, alarm clock, feature to copy the entire phonebook on the sim and from the sim on the phone. (Nice if you get a new simcard or someone else needs to copy theirs.) Infrared port is very handy too as I have a laptop.

Just recieved the Siemens MC60 a couple of days ago.

(Free from the bank. A nationwide "if you safe a certain amount of money you get a phone for "free"" offer.)
I believe it's also an older model. I'm not overly impressed with it. It doesn't feel very solid. Has about the same features as the T310 but the display is 4096 colors. Yet it's worse in many aspects than the T310's display. It distorts pictures. Which is not very handy with the build in camera. (Everyone gets long faces). The camera is crap anyway. Really bad!
The phone has no infrared port or bluetooth so you need a cabel to hook it up to your computer. I'm not planning on getting one so the camera is completely useless to me.
And I haven't found a way to use non-polyphonic ringtones with it.

If I had to choose between the two I'd go with the T310.

 

[viator122]

I had a siemens phone recently, as well. I found it annoying to use. The one redeeming factor, though, was that it had dynamic lights on the side that would flash when the phone rings. Great if the phone is on silent and you're in a dark room.

For me, nothing beats the ease of use, simplicity and durability of the Nokia phones. I've had four of them and everytime I go to upgrade my phone or I lose one, I end up looking at the fancier flip phones, etc., but I walk out with a Nokia. Fast forward a couple of months and my friends with the flip phones have broken antennae, broken screens, etc. but the Nokia is still going strong. My current one is the 3100, which like a lot.

 

[amol]

Nokia Ngage -QD. I love it, no matter what cynics say.

 

[hongda]

I had a few Nokia's also. Built like tanks. They were also the size of tanks, back in the day. I've had a few broken antennaes with my flip phone. Cell phone insurance pays off, the way I treat my phones.

 

[RYCeT]

Another Nokia user here.. Currently using Nokia 8390, have all the basic function that I need, small, looks good, definately a keeper. What I like about Nokia is their menu. It is the most user friendly.

 

[BigD]

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World's smallest tri-band GSM! Got it with Tmobile for $30 new contract.

 

[Hiker]

This here is all you really need:

But since I can't get those activated anymore I have this which I have to admit is a bit better anyway:

The LG VX4400.

 

[niubi]

in the u.s. - my trusty old motorola timeport p8167:

in china - a nokia 2300:

 

[Duncan]

Hiker...

I still have one of those original StarTac 70s, from way back in the day...

Even though they are lithium ion batteries (I have the extra battery that clips onto the back too) neither of them hold much of a charge anymore

My current phones are the Sony Ericsson T630, and Sharp GX20, i'm due an upgrade in a month or so, and am really stuck as to whether to get the Sharp GX30, or the Sony K700i...

Decisions Decisions...

 

[AuroraProject]

With the exception of it's battery life this phone is excellent. Call quality is top notch, plenty of features, Bluetooth.

Edit: I guess the model info would be helpful, it's a Sony-Ericsson T637

 

[GokieKS]

An old Sony Ericsson T68i that will be replaced before the holiday season (though with its recent afflication of a tendency to reset itself, possibly sooner), probably with a Motorola V600.

~KS

 

[bLue_oNioN]

The problem with Motorola V600s is that they don't seem to be able to store very many SMS messages within the phone.

 

[MD1032]

My parents got some LG 1400's to replace their old phones. I must admit, they're quite an impressive piece of circuitry, however, the cases are made of plastic! My dad's old V600 has a nice aluminum case. Also, the battery indicator sucks. It gets down to one bar really fast, then stays there for like a week. Clearly a bad battery indicator in there. Still, they're light as heck, sound good, and are quite colorful and user-friendly.

 

[null]

I picked up an LG 5450 just recently. Awesome phone! It has a lot of pretty colors which I like as well.

I must say, I find Telus to be one of the most easiest and overall best providers I've ever worked with. (Fido is still my #1 pick!)