I don't have it but what do you want to know? Maybe someone here on WA has a similar model and can assist you if you let us know what your question is .
Cool, unfortunately I'll have to pass on advising you this time since I'm in Germany and use GSM all the time. Nokias normally do quite well for both GSM and CDMA. However, the performance of the phone also depends on where you'll be using it.
If you're looking for a good-working, not so pricy phone, this would probably be the way to go. It's got good battery life, is all digital and probably has good reception like other Nokia models.
What kind of data cable/transfer options will be available for this phone? What is normally available for the Nokias on VZW? It's nice to be able to backup your contacts and add custom rings without having to pay the corporation.
Let us know how it performs for you. Also, maybe tell us how you like the battery life and reception.
About time you got here I was thinking our VZW expert would need an invitation to find this thread here since I know it's right up your alley As for me, I'm back to cover GSM heaven here in Germany
the nokia 2128i is a pretty solid phone. i always like nokia phones, but verizon had some really crappy ones before. finally a nokia phone without the ugly antenna. i can finally put my v60s asleep. pro's -excellent loud speakerphone -strong reception (zip code 14623) -small -user-friendly menu -excellent battery life -cool flashlight -boots up/down quick -excellent phone without all the gadgets, get it now crap, etc.. -$69.99 for a brand new phone, you cant beat that since all the verizon phones are $100-$300+ no contract. con's -keypad might be too small for people with big hands -sound is good, not the best. i can hear the caller clear -hate VZ badge on front and back
I have a question for you did you buy this as an Inpulse phone and then have it activated as a month to month contract??
Ryan, you go through phones like I go through girls, lol. jk. Please give us a full review when you've used it for a bit.
