My current phone is a Lobster 485, one received call and the battery is gone.
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My current phone is a Lobster 485, one received call and the battery is gone.
I looked at those sonims and weighed it up, cause i seem to crush them in my pocket picking up extra heavy marble blocks at times and forgetting etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nameless
The most resilient one existing at the moment is manufactured by Sonim, it's the kind of things you can't possibly kill except if you throw it in your fireplace while it's turned, made to survive desert conditions, up to - 40 degrees and has a ludicrously long life batteryQuote:
Originally Posted by Drago
Most durable phone-world record set by the Sonim XP1
SIM Free Release Date for Sonim XP3 Water, Dust and Shock Resistant Phone
I figured if do get one cheapest is about $375 and IF it fuks up I got to wait for it to be fixed ,pay for the postage etc meanwhile i'd have to go buy a cheap one to keep the business going.
I bought a 100 dollar cheap telstra one,camera ,radio etc if it fuks up I just get a new one for a 100 and send the old in. Im still $ in front with more extras on the phone.
samsung rant. thats what its called pretty cool phone too.
Hehe, the K800i is a very resilient one for sure but the Sonim Xp1,2,3 are just pure beast, up to - 50 degree, got thrown in a frozen lake for a couple of hours, resist a couple of floor fall... they aren't that nice, are a bit heavy but if you want something that lasts, these are monsters:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dragomy k800i would have him;DQuote:
Originally Posted by NamelessThe most resilient one existing at the moment is manufactured by Sonim, it's the kind of things you can't possibly kill except if you throw it in your fireplace while it's turned, made to survive desert conditions, up to - 40 degrees and has a ludicrously long life batteryQuote:
Originally Posted by Drago
Most durable phone-world record set by the Sonim XP1
SIM Free Release Date for Sonim XP3 Water, Dust and Shock Resistant Phone
I understand your point, however, the Sonim are the most unlikely to fuck up in the process but if you feel safer with 2 lower phones for personal reasons, I can't argue much against it.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndreI looked at those sonims and weighed it up, cause i seem to crush them in my pocket picking up extra heavy marble blocks at times and forgetting etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by NamelessThe most resilient one existing at the moment is manufactured by Sonim, it's the kind of things you can't possibly kill except if you throw it in your fireplace while it's turned, made to survive desert conditions, up to - 40 degrees and has a ludicrously long life batteryQuote:
Originally Posted by Drago
Most durable phone-world record set by the Sonim XP1
SIM Free Release Date for Sonim XP3 Water, Dust and Shock Resistant Phone
I figured if do get one cheapest is about $375 and IF it fuks up I got to wait for it to be fixed ,pay for the postage etc meanwhile i'd have to go buy a cheap one to keep the business going.
I bought a 100 dollar cheap telstra one,camera ,radio etc if it fuks up I just get a new one for a 100 and send the old in. Im still $ in front with more extras on the phone.
Did you give a look at the SOny Eriksson T650i? It has received fairly good reviews, not too expensive and the design is kinda very nice I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master£100ish, the rest of what you said does not matter. So far Sony Erickson w595 is good but the K50i one is too much emphasis on photo's.Quote:
Originally Posted by NamelessHow much are you willing to pay? Prefer keyboard or touch screen system? Is the camera interesting for you in it or you don't give a flying F? I know a bit (not a great specialist but indeed) but as I more or less have to buy a new one as mine after 4 years of loyal service, toilet diving and hardcore floor crashing is slowly dying, I kinda deeply looked into that lately.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
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That has very high radiation and is expensive.
I have an old LG flip-phone from 2004-2005? It just crapped out so I think I'll get something nice for a change.
you can have it for under 200 pounds, which is ok if you said one hundred something, as for the radiations, it is quite average with stuff you have on the market actually.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
i have finally changed my K800i as it was starting to get stuck, well i have changed it for a newer one, a newer k800i;D exactly the same as my old one but dont stick;D i will never give up on the k800i;DQuote:
Originally Posted by NamelessHehe, the K800i is a very resilient one for sure but the Sonim Xp1,2,3 are just pure beast, up to - 50 degree, got thrown in a frozen lake for a couple of hours, resist a couple of floor fall... they aren't that nice, are a bit heavy but if you want something that lasts, these are monsters:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dragomy k800i would have him;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Nameless
Mine is starting to crumble slowly after a repeating beating he sustain to my hands, for the next one, I lean for either the new N97 or perhaps the LG Renoir which is kinda nice for the price, just not enough memory but that aside, not bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dragoi have finally changed my K800i as it was starting to get stuck, well i have changed it for a newer one, a newer k800i;D exactly the same as my old one but dont stick;D i will never give up on the k800i;DQuote:
Originally Posted by NamelessHehe, the K800i is a very resilient one for sure but the Sonim Xp1,2,3 are just pure beast, up to - 50 degree, got thrown in a frozen lake for a couple of hours, resist a couple of floor fall... they aren't that nice, are a bit heavy but if you want something that lasts, these are monsters:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Drago
Does it make a difference what network you are on?
just looked on envirofone.com & its worth abt £30 so gonna sell it as got 2 anyway! gonna be a sad day:(Quote:
Originally Posted by NamelessMine is starting to crumble slowly after a repeating beating he sustain to my hands, for the next one, I lean for either the new N97 or perhaps the LG Renoir which is kinda nice for the price, just not enough memory but that aside, not bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dragoi have finally changed my K800i as it was starting to get stuck, well i have changed it for a newer one, a newer k800i;D exactly the same as my old one but dont stick;D i will never give up on the k800i;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Nameless
i am on orange & never had a problem, think depends what area u r in?Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
It depends, the network will make a difference in the far away regions and in some solidly built concrete building where some bigger networks will capt where some other will struggle but in a normal urban city, the difference is VERY neglectable.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dragoi am on orange & never had a problem, think depends what area u r in?Quote:
Originally Posted by Master