Also of note: Whatever model you do decide on, bear this in mind, the runtime between charges is HIGHLY DEPENDENT on the carrier's implementation of the battery saver scheme employed over-the-air. Any model which touts more than 2 days runtime lives up to that on ATT, but the same exact model (just different modality, ie, frequency, TDMA/CDMA/GSM) will have a diminished runtime while operated on Verizon. This is due to the control center's managment of the battery saver signal, which has to be properly implemented and sent at periodic intervals. ATT seems to have this mastered, as when I had phones with them, they ALL seemed to run for much longer than the offerings that Verizon has. But like I said, your milege will vary widely from the mfr's stated claims, esp true on Verizon's system. I have them just because in the NJ/NYC metro area, they win by a landslide when it comes to near seamless coverage.
Case-in-point: Motorola's spec for the V120C is 220 hours of standby time. On the Verizon Wireless system, RUBBISH! I get more like 72 hrs at best if I make at most one call. Ordinarily with usage, I get 48 hours before it poops out. That's with 5 calls totaling 20 mins of useage daily. This is an FYI, not a bashing as I like verizon overall as a carrier.
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