Im thinking of buying a good handphone.Any suggestions?

Question

Im hoping to buy a handphone that has Mp3(sufficient space and easy to download), Fm radio,good and clear digital camera,good sound system(call n speaker),nice looking,easy functions and good battery life.Any suggestions?

Answer 1

Look and see what your cell phone company has on their website and choose from there; that way you know for sure what'll work with that company and buy the phone cheaper off of eBay. I already have a sweet wish list of the phones I want.

The main choice I made is the Cingular SYNC from Samsung. Some of the others include the RAZR v3xx, the w300i and w810i from Sony Ericsson and LG's CU 500. They all have pretty decent Mp3 capacity, a better digital camera (either 4x or 8x, that's pretty good for a cell phone) with optional memory sticks, and look good.

Of course, you get what you pay for so if you want a lot, you're gonna have to spend a lot.

Hope this helps!!!

Answer 2

Depends on what service your going through but i think the Envy is awesome i know a lot of people who have them and they have lots of space for downloads and if you need more you can upgrade it by buying a microSD card for it, the camera is great and it takes good videos also, and it sounds real nice as far as the speakers go, and its an attractive phone not a eye sore and really easy to use and the battery last a long time, most people i know did not charge their phones for at least 8 days at a time, only down fall is Fm radio is not included on the phone.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

www.phonescoop.com is a great site to look for a phone with the specifics you require. you can search for phones that are offered by your current carrier, or open it up to all of them, whatever you want.