You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
The best Quad Band phone?
- Thread starter Kunmui
- Start date
Otto von Bismarck
New member
For me, the Sony Ericsson W810i hands down. That probably isn't true for everyone though. Some people don't like the candybar, or the Sony Ericsson brand. Some swear by Motorola, some by Nokia, some by Samsung. You see, the "best" is very subjective. If there really was a "best" phone, everyone would be using it.
GwendolynC
New member
I understand that people have their favorite brand. Doesn't matter to me. Just seeing what others thing. I don't mind the candy bar or flip style phones. Not picky.
<3 Glass Heart <3
New member
Is The W610 the upgrade to W810?
Lyndsay <3 J.
New member
I'd second the W810, great all 'round phone!
Well, not really. If you look at the phone it is in the vein of the W810i, not the W600i. So yes, the W610i is a newer version of the W810i. I would agree though, out of all the phones I've had (Motorola, Samsung, Danger, Blackberry, HTC and SE) the W810i is by far the best in terms of UI and reception. Its reception always amazes me.
troll_under_a_bridge
New member
Nokia N95, N73 and E90.
skatetodate515
New member
Somebody's a Nokia fan
Fordmustang_horsepower702
New member
The N95 is better than the w810 in every way except for battery life.
Beachgirly927
New member
The N95 isn't a phone. Its a multimedia handheld device [or something along that line ]
The main differences between the W610i and the W810i would be
A2DP
slimmer profile
TFD displays
Walkman 2.0
The main differences between the W610i and the W810i would be
A2DP
slimmer profile
TFD displays
Walkman 2.0
dandan_levy
New member
I would hope that the N95 is better, being almost $500 more expensive.
aussygirl87
New member
I'd hold out for the K850i for SE though the w580 looks pretty sweet.
As for Motorola, the RIZR Z8 looks promising with the 3G and the Symbian UIQ OS.
The ROKR Z6 (especially the mandarin orange one) looks pretty hot too, with the new Java/Linux OS. The RAZR2 V8 also has the Java/Linux OS, but it lacks a memory slot and doesn't take QVGA video. The Upcoming PEBL U9 also looks very promising.
As for Nokia, the Luna looks pretty hot, but it unfortunately lacks a memory card slot. I'd say the N95 is one of the best phones in their lineup. It has a great balance of functionality and lightweight form factor.
For Samsung I'd say the U600 is the sleekest of their quads.
I could be mistaken, but I don't think LG even has a quadband in their lineup, which kind of sucks because I'd totally get the prada phone if it were quad.
As for Motorola, the RIZR Z8 looks promising with the 3G and the Symbian UIQ OS.
The ROKR Z6 (especially the mandarin orange one) looks pretty hot too, with the new Java/Linux OS. The RAZR2 V8 also has the Java/Linux OS, but it lacks a memory slot and doesn't take QVGA video. The Upcoming PEBL U9 also looks very promising.
As for Nokia, the Luna looks pretty hot, but it unfortunately lacks a memory card slot. I'd say the N95 is one of the best phones in their lineup. It has a great balance of functionality and lightweight form factor.
For Samsung I'd say the U600 is the sleekest of their quads.
I could be mistaken, but I don't think LG even has a quadband in their lineup, which kind of sucks because I'd totally get the prada phone if it were quad.