Reception, reception (on Verizon in Northeast). It seems the best of all the similar high-end phones out there now. Noticeable difference from my previous LG 4400. Extras? The Motorola E815 is comparable to its competitors, LG8100, Samsung a950. Short of those with keyboards (LG V/9800, PDA phones like Treo). After checking out the Treo, I concluded the technology for a decent-enough internet experience is a couple of years away (fold-out screen). Am not a text messager. I may try the $5/mo. internet offering from Verizon to get to Yahoo mail and maps (poor-man's GPS). I tried a bluetooth headset, but sent it back when I realized I don't really talk enough to have yet another device to keep charged and to deal with yet another charger.-- Alex,
05 Jun 2006, 18:05

  You will not regret buying this phone. This phone exceeds the V710 in absolutley everyway. This is why....The most important thing on a phone is the call quality. The purpose of a cell phone is to have a phone with you at all times, not to have a camera with you, or music videos or music. The overall call quality on the Motorola E815 was very excellent. I was in my basement and the service bar was hovering between 1 and 2 bars and I could hear the person on the other line fine and they could hear me fine too. -- KT
23 Mar 2006, 18:48