Audiovox CDM Series

i used it for 5 days now. im using virginmobile, its a good phone! it does slip out of your pocket if your not careful. if you dont want a lot of features buy this.

I like how the phone looks but it only stores 100 phone #'s. It also has low battery life. Only about a day. Also it has low signals and goes into roaming a lot.

Really cute, attractive and high tech. It's easy to use and perfect for any teenager. A lot of people like this type of phone.

I actually own this phone at the moment. It has never failed on me either. They are a good size, which is convenient. I have dropped the phone maybe like 20 times and it is still in good condition. I love it!

The audiovox CDM series, especially the 9000 model, is a light-weight mobile phone that does not use the smart chip as offered by PCS service providers, but if you find a provider that you are happy with, this is not a problem. Direct hook-up to the PC is possible via serial cable (optional) and can thus be used to surf the net. The battery lasts for at least 3 days in stand-by mode and recharging is a speedy process. The only compliant that I have about the button layout is that it's "power" and "talk" buttons are reversed from what most other companies use.

The Audiovox CDM series is much better than any Nokia- Nokia only uses TDMF technology. Audiovox needs to do a better job with marketing.

This phone works in most areas of where I travel. It holds charge well. I'm not having to constantly worry about a dead battery.

The Audiovox phone has a sleek design and is lightweight when held. The phone offers an eight day stand by and a three hour talk time.

This phone sucks. It always drops calls and the reception isn't very clear when the phone does work.

This is the best phone for anyone to have because it's very versatile, compact and doesn't fade out like most other phones out now.

I like the phone a lot; it's cute, small and easy to fit in my pocket or purse. In some areas, even when the signal says it's good, it sounds like the person is underwater.

A cute and easy to use phone that copies the Nokia's 6000 series. The shapes are about the same, but the Audiovox is a little slimmer and easier to use. It's not a very complicated phone with limited functions, but has a battery life of seven days stand by.

I did not like this phone. The battery life was not long enough and even though the phone was small, it was heavy to carry around. Also, the reception on the phone was very poor.