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Reviews (45)
27 Feb, 2011
Think of it as a relief pitcher or spare tire!
1 of 1 found this helpful Even though phones are sort of old news within a 6 month time spand, the HTC Dash is likeable, does the basics well, not too flashy, no touch screen and such. Since no cell phone company has all the airwaves covered it's good to have a secondary one on hand. Since this phone is unlocked one can use it on several competing networks. So essentially you make the call! This phone has wi-fi and 3g capabilities which allows the user some connection options. Even though 3g is horrendously bad, and blown way out of propotion as compared to wi-fi and 4g it's ok to use in a pinch. This is especially the case when the other options are not available. Older model phones are well suited to use on prepaid calling plans. Additionally, Windows 6.5 is buggy and according to T-mobile's tech support team the rom memory is insufficient to run it on the phone. This phone was returned to the seller because even after several master resets some functions still didn't work. The battery needed to be replaced and was running hot, also it was not keeping a charge for very long. Other possible unknown defects may have been present. Be cautious of no-return listings, one often gets ripped off. A not as described case was opened for a refund. Buy one from a seller who has a decent return policy.
15 Feb, 2011
AT&T's Best Kept Secret!
AT&T gets a lot of bashing from different folks. One is skeptical at first, there were no hidden costs like activation, 1st time user fees, etc. They got it right. Such an astonishing deal, one can't pass it up. Sort of a new trend in the cell phone biz. Disposable cameras have been around for some time, similar concept. Actually this type of phone provides a lot more notices about air time usage then contract phones. If one isn't looking for all the "bells and whistles" of a smartphone, this more than fits the bill. Makes a great spare to have on hand. Most cell phone companies don't provide loaner phones anymore. Sort of similar to a spare tire on one's car. One can keep one in an emergency kit. This type of phone puts one in the driver's seat, e.g. putting the brakes on runaway cell phone costs!
21 May, 2010
Hands down the best ever!
These irons have so many smartly designed features, they were eons ahead of the competition. The offset hosel makes shots almost blunder proof. The IQ graphite shafts with stablization tip makes the feel of the clubs incredibly balanced. Lots of companies past and present, design irons that are top heavy and the shafts are flimsy. Cobra should have never changed their design! The set I bought is a gorgeous metallic champagne color. I think they might have come in a periwinkle blue also. Contact Cobra maybe they'll start making them again. It's difficult to come by a set that's in mint condition. Be careful when shopping around, incomplete sets are sold or fakes are floating around. A definite diamond in the rough buy!