Alternative carrier to Verizon
Alternative carrier to Verizon
Count me in on te group of folks getting sick of Verizon resting on their laurels getting the V710 out. I've stuck with them through the years because while they abaolutely suck at staying on top of technology advances, their network coverage is superior to everyone else out there. And for me, if I'm going to have a cell phone, the most important aspect of it is being able to actually use it, so coverage has been the deciding factor for me.
But with that said, I'm considering having another look at the different carriers out there to see if the playing field has changed since I last looked at it a few years ago. I'm mostly interested in network coverage in new england and down through NJ/PA.
Have other folks switched carriers recently from Verizon and how has that experience been for you in terms of still being able to *reliable* use your cell phone? Or just other folks who use carriers (T-Mobile, Cingular, ATT, etc) besides Verizon? I've never heard anything good about ATT, but would like to hear what others have experienced.
TIA
Mark
But with that said, I'm considering having another look at the different carriers out there to see if the playing field has changed since I last looked at it a few years ago. I'm mostly interested in network coverage in new england and down through NJ/PA.
Have other folks switched carriers recently from Verizon and how has that experience been for you in terms of still being able to *reliable* use your cell phone? Or just other folks who use carriers (T-Mobile, Cingular, ATT, etc) besides Verizon? I've never heard anything good about ATT, but would like to hear what others have experienced.
TIA
Mark
For DC600 info, go here:
http://commerce.motorola.com/consume...cts/DC600.html
God, this thing is hideous
http://commerce.motorola.com/consume...cts/DC600.html
God, this thing is hideous
Wireless Adapter DC600 - S9874 - $39.99
No need to go through the costly expense of purchasing a new handset to get the benefits of Bluetooth!
The new DC600 attaches easily to your phone allowing non-Bluetooth capable Motorola phones to use Bluetooth companion products by Motorola.
Size: 39mm x 42mm x 16mm
Weight: 17g
WHAT YOU GET
Wireless Adapter (SYN0895)
Quick Start Guide
1 year Warranty
COMPATIBILITY
Audio & Data support:
Compatible with the Motorola Wireless Car Kit, Portable Wireless Speaker, Wireless Headsets HS800**, HS810, HS820 and Bluetooth® USB PC Adapter.
Motorola T720, T720i, T720c, T721, T722, T722i, T730, T731, V400, V300, V60p, V60i series, V60it Color, V60x, V66i, E310, V810, V120t, V120x and V120e phones.
Audio support only:
Compatible with the Motorola Wireless Car Kit, Portable Wireless Speaker, Wireless Headsets HS800**, HS810 and HS820
Motorola V60c, V60t, V60g, V120c, V66 and V70 phones
No need to go through the costly expense of purchasing a new handset to get the benefits of Bluetooth!
The new DC600 attaches easily to your phone allowing non-Bluetooth capable Motorola phones to use Bluetooth companion products by Motorola.
Size: 39mm x 42mm x 16mm
Weight: 17g
WHAT YOU GET
Wireless Adapter (SYN0895)
Quick Start Guide
1 year Warranty
COMPATIBILITY
Audio & Data support:
Compatible with the Motorola Wireless Car Kit, Portable Wireless Speaker, Wireless Headsets HS800**, HS810, HS820 and Bluetooth® USB PC Adapter.
Motorola T720, T720i, T720c, T721, T722, T722i, T730, T731, V400, V300, V60p, V60i series, V60it Color, V60x, V66i, E310, V810, V120t, V120x and V120e phones.
Audio support only:
Compatible with the Motorola Wireless Car Kit, Portable Wireless Speaker, Wireless Headsets HS800**, HS810 and HS820
Motorola V60c, V60t, V60g, V120c, V66 and V70 phones
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Originally Posted by marquis
For DC600 info, go here:
http://commerce.motorola.com/consume...cts/DC600.html
God, this thing is hideous
http://commerce.motorola.com/consume...cts/DC600.html
God, this thing is hideous
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Jul 16, 2017 07:33 AM


or even Cingular.
