Pros: Ease of use, unbelievably lightweight, voice commands that work, superb reception.
Cons: Looks cheapy,difficult to hear on loud environments

"You got a...WHAT??!" This expression pretty much sums the vast majority of comments I got when people found out I traded my excellent Nokia for the new Panasonic TX310. I just took the chance to upgrade to a new phone for free, while upscaling my...

Pros: Small, Stylish, Cost, Large Phonebook, Feature-packed, Trusted Brand
Cons: Weak Speaker, Somewhat glitchy, Bad Voice commands, no full color? =)

Introduction

I've been a cell phone user for many years. I used to have Cingular (formerly Pacific Bell) Wireless as my service provider. I originally caught on to their service because of the GSM standard, which is by far the most...

Pros: Lightweight, long battery life, excellent signal strength
Cons: Only available through one carrier, pricey, limited accessories

I waited awhile to write this review - I've had the handset since October (I purchased it the day AT&T released it to the public). Even though I was enamored with it, I wanted to see how I'd feel once the bloom was off.

Now, 4 months later, I...

Pros: Beautiful appearance,convenience of short message, light weight,desirable rings and not expensive price
Cons: short battery, press any key-press to put through

Appearance
In my impression I feel Panasonic Allure EB-TX310 is very long, but when I got it I find it is not very long,just the fuselage is very slender.Allure EB-TX310's colorful panel is very stylish and fabrication is fine,also the handle is...

Pros: Light weight, great signal quality, awesome ring tones, headset connector, PC connectivity, speakerphone
Cons: Below average battery life, lack of accessories, no on-board programs/utilities, speaker volume

I purchased my Panasonic Allure from AT&T Wireless nearly six months ago for $60, and I am very happy with it.

The phone is incredibly light weight -- 2.8 ounces with battery -- and it has a form-factor that makes it very easy to talk on and...

Pros: Tri-mode, normal rings
Cons: may be too small or light for those who lose things easily

An exceptionally small and light phone. This phone is over half an ounce lighter than the tiny Nokia 8000 series. Even though it is 2.7 ounces, it still has a tight design that feels normal to hold to your ear and talk in and will be harder to break...

Pros: Very lightweight, Kewl Features, Excellent Phone... All Outweigh the Cons
Cons: Speakerphone capability stinks

I've had Motorola's (star tac, i1000+), Nokia's (5190), and an Ericsson (long ago)... And none can compare to the Allure in features and capability. When I recently needed a new cell phone, I was pretty much sold on the Nokia 8260, but when I reached...

Pros: Lightweight, solid, large phonebook, voice activation, small size, neat features (see review)
Cons: Voice activation, small keys, poor battery life (after 24 hours, 5 calls it is dead).

I just purchased this phone about a month ago to replace a broken Nokia 8260. I thought that phone was very good, but the Allure is steps ahead.

For one, the Allure is much more solid than the Nokia was. I have dropped it once, unfortunately,...

Pros: some nice extra features, excellent reception, phonebook organized well, voice memo
Cons: very short battery life

With color phones, camera phones, and Internet phones, the basic phone is becoming almost obsolete. For those not looking for all the amenities that new phones have to offer, the Panasonic Allure may not be such a bad option. The phone is one of the lig ...

Pros: An acutal ring sound, decent display, small/lightweight, good amount of features.
Cons: Battery life, easy to scratch/chip, small/lightweight.

The Panasonic Allure is my second cellular phone. My first cellular phone was the Nokia 5165 which was horrible. This is a definate upgrade, if you are on Suncom.

The looks of the allure is just great, the display is easy to read no matter how...

Pros: Size & Weight, Battery Life, cool features
Cons: not as easily navigable as a Nokia, somewhat toylike

I purchased my Panasonic a little over a month and a half ago. I have not had a single problem with it once.

When I was looking for my new phone, the salesman reccommened this one. He said it was better than the Nokias because it actually...

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What I like about the phone:
1. Voice-dialing works well. (User...

Pros: Small, lightweight, lots of features
Cons: Reception,scratches easily, voice commands are a joke

I really wanted to like this phone. I really did. When I decided to give Verizon the boot and switch to AT&T (because of far more prime time minutes per $) I looked at what AT&T offered for phones....and, to tell you the truth, I didn't really like...

Pros: stylish, nice features, easy to read screen, custom settings
Cons: not very big

I picked up the Allure from attwireless.com as a hardware upgrade from my Erickson phone that broke a few days ago.

So far I'm thrilled with the phone.

It's a nice looking phone, clean lines, a nice shape, but it's a lot lighter and...

Pros: One of the lightest phones on the market today. Packed with features. including voice command.
Cons: Battery life. Awkward phone book.

The Panasonic Allure is probably one of the sexiest phones out today. With its extremely light weight, and small frame matched with the attractive style makes it very appealing.
With my almost 8 years working in the wireless industry, and my...

Pros: nice battery life, sleek, light
Cons: low speaker volume, no web capacities!!!

Before this phone, i was pretty much confined to using the Nokias at AT&T. The latest Nokia I had, for more than year now, was the 8260. The Panasonic is all that the Nokia was not, and I had plenty of time to test it out since most of my life is spent...

Pros: thin, light, good sound, good reception, speakerphone, fairly well made.
Cons: tall, no wireless web choices

I purchased my Panasonic Allure sight-unseen off of the AT&T website, looking for an alternative to my broken Ericsson. I'm very happy with it, pleased with the speakerphone abilities.
The Allure is nicely thin and light, perhaps a little taller...

Pros: stylish and light, easy to use, full range of personalization
Cons: low volume

Every once in a while you will find a new purchase so satisfying that you cannot resist showing it off to everybody around the block. Panasonic Allure can well be one of those great toys. I have had mine for three weeks now, and it is simply great.
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Pros: Awsome signal, exceptional battery life, light weight, small, & fun fun fun
Cons: hate the little antenna

I have used many other cell phones for work purposes so I am familiar with cell phones but this phone is outstanding.
2.7 ounces, it fits in my shirt pocket comfortably, the screen is huge, and I have yet to lose signal in places where other...

Pros: Many features, easy to use, stylish
Cons: None

My one year of contract with AT&T ended last week, and it was time for me to get a new phone. I had the Nokia 8260, and although it was very good compared to the other phones a year ago, I realize that this phone, despite it cost, was not as good of a...

Pros: Multi color display, feature packed, small, light, sleek, signal excellent
Cons: Low, Low, did I say low volume on both ring and ear speaker.

I upgraded to the Allure on the At&t network with high hopes. This phone boasted an array of awsome features. And an array of awsome features it had. The problem being is that this phone executed none of them well.
The speakerphone worked great...

Pros: Good signal, lightweight
Cons: Can only purchase accessories from ATT

Some days I just go on impulse. Sometimes it works out, sometimes it doesn't. With my Panasonic Allure, it worked out. I absolutely love this phone. I previously had a Nokia that I was happy with, but just decided one day to check out the newest out...

Pros: Tiny, many extras, hands free built in
Cons: not enough bang for the buck, bad connections

I got this phone for my mother for Christmas. It was cute and light weight, and came with what seemed like at the time numerous extras. With a large storage capacity for phone numbers and emails, the built in speaker phone, text messaging, personal...

Pros: Sleek, light, vibration etc.
Cons: lack of features

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I bought this handset only recently for my father as I found this phone to be very sleek, light and at the same time inexpensive.

Earlier I was really happy from the phone and so was my dad but then one day I swithced...

Pros: Size, weight, options
Cons: Needs an extended battery (see review)

Others have written exhaustive reviews on this phone already, so I will just comment on the one aspect that really bothered me: the short battery life. I purchased a 1400mAh Li-ION extended battery for $40.62 (including shipping) from Cellphone Battery...

Pros: low cost, slim size, works better than all other phones i had
Cons: ATT carrier in the city

After series of Nokias and Star-tacs, I've finally found my favorite. Panasonic Allure.

At first, I hesitated a little, since Panasonic carried its name brand recognition in home appliances and electronic equiptments, but not in mobile...

Pros: light weight, small size, speaker phone, large phonebook, sound quality is good, very durable
Cons: small ringtone selection

I love my Panasonic phone. I've had it for over a year now and it still works great. It's very lightweight and small enough to fit anywhere. I've gotten lots of compliments on it from people, especially when they feel how light it is. The speakerphone...

Pros: small, light, built in speaker phone
Cons: the absolute worst reception ever. lots of dropped calls.

I've never seen so many dropped calls. There are numerous spots in my area where this piece of crap phone consistenly drops calls. My ericsson and nokia phones all worked fine in these areas.

Worst cell phone ever among the dozen that I've...

Pros: Super light-weight. Super customisable rings. Many backlight colours. Speakerphone built-in. Vibrating mode.
Cons: Shorter battery life?

I've been using cellphones for about six years now. Samsung, Motorola, Ericsson, you name it, I've used it. Ericsson is the worst and this Panasonic has been hands down the best I've ever used.

Short battery life? Who could care when this...

Pros: Small, light and easy to use, fast charging battery pack
Cons: Battery drains very fast

This phone is amazingly light and slim, and that is what first attracted me to it. The keyboard is easy to use and the menu process on the large display is simple.

The phone is immensely customizable, to the extent of even the display color...

Pros: Small and lightweight, descent amount of options, large phonebook, reliable
Cons: Could be louder, high radiation level, battery life isn't impressive

This phone is perfect for the casual consumer or business person who needs a reliable, compact, and relatively cost-efficient phone. I know it works with the AT&T network, and that's all you'll need as this phone has wonderful ability to pick up signals...

Pros: Extremely lightweight, cute and ALWAYS has a signal!
Cons: No games

The Panasonic Allure is an extremely light-weight, cute, silver phone! This is the only phone that I've ever had (Nokia user before) always receives calls and messages. I've only had one call dropped from my phone and that was when I was on a train...

Pros: lightweight, durable, great sound and ringtones, speakerphone is nice feature, as well
Cons: no games, no calculator, new ringtones require complex programming, voice recognition needs work

This phone has been virtually bulletproof for me. I prefer the candybar-style phone over the flip phones, and this is just the right size for me. It is large enough to be usable, yet light enough to make me forget I'm wearing it. I have dropped it on the...

Pros: HEADACHE GIVER!
Cons: GREAT PHONE LIST...

This phone has great functions and its fairly easy to use but it does have 2 distinctive cons to it. 1. It's difficult to hear the person you're speaking with in loud environments and 2. This phone will give you all the headaches you need after a couple minutes of conversation....I have asked other users and yes, it appears to be the phone that gives you this effect...After 5 years of use I'd love to see how many people complain about TUMORS this baby dug out! Watch out PANASONIC!!!!

Pros: Size, weight, good choice of ring tones, durable, and memo feature is also very useful.
Cons: buttons are small, hard to find accessories except on line or from AT&T.

This is a great phone! Its tiny, weight next to nothing and works just fine! The description listed above is inaccurate, though. It DOES have multiple ring tones, DOES have vibration ring and DOES have caller ID. If you're looking for a great phone that's small and you don't need a web enabled phone, this is the one for you.

Pros: Lightweight, nice phonebook, background images, speakerphone
Cons: Battery life, bad ring tones, hard to hear with background noise.

The phone is on its "last leg" and I'm on the verge of trading it in. Still I wanted to voice my opinions about this phone. Overall it has treated me well. My major complaints would be about the battery life. The phone is maybe a year and a half old and I cant keep a charge for more than a day or two on standby. It lacks some really cool ring tones, the volume of the tones is hard to control. Some tones are way too soft and some way to loud. It is very hard to hear with background noise. What I love is the slim design, light weight, amount of information you can store for a contact.