Audiovox 9155GPX Cell Phone

Pros: Lightweight, web-enabled, clarity, blt-in speakerphone, inexpensive
Cons: Flimsy antenna, somewhat difficult navigation on web and address book

BACKGROUND: Before I plunge into my review on the Audiovox 9155GPX Tri Mode 1X CDMA Phone, you should first know a little about me and my particular needs and criteria in choosing a cellular phone. I’ve had a cell phone for the past 7 years and...

Pros: Stylish, good performance, feature rich, tri-mode
Cons: Menu interface could be easier to use

Allow me to begin this review, as I do all of my reviews on cellular equipment by mentioning that I have worked in the corporate sales department of Verizon Wireless for six years this month and have seen and experienced everything under the sun when it...

Pros: Price. Features.
Cons: Battery endurance. Ergonomics.

I purchased the Audiovox 9155GPX as part of a package from Verizon Wireless that included a mobility pack, w/ auto charger, belt clip, and Jabra ear piece.

The purchase was based solely on price. It was by far the lowest of all the dual/tri...

Pros: Speakerphone, lower price, voice dialing
Cons: Needs longer battery life

I just want to start out saying that my decision to buy the 9155 was based upon some limiting factors. I wanted to get Verizon's America's Choice plan for its long distance coverage and I could only spend about $100. These are factors that you will...

Pros: SMS text messageing small, and looks cool
Cons: Big antennae and kind of heavy

This phone is okay for people like Arnold Schwarzhennegger because unless you want to carry around a ...

Pros: Lightweight, very clear voice quality, decent feature set.
Cons: Very poor display, poor interface, did not hold signals

Got this one from VZW to replace my 2nd ailing LG510. Read good things about it and liked the advertised feature set (especially the speaker phone idea).
Overall I was impressed with the voice quality (at least when it could get a signal). It was...

Pros: Great Voice Dialing, 2-way speaker phone excellent, affordable, slim & lightweight, nice size screen, Features+
Cons: Batt life only slightly above average, voice dial recognized only by one user.

Living in a remote area, we struggle with dropped calls and lost signals constantly. We have tried several different phones, but none have compared to this. Extended antenna and tri-mode capabilities allow us to make and receive calls far more than ever...

Pros: durable, really easy to use
Cons: antena broke off eventually, sand gets in keys

I live in CA and I skateboard a lot, so I was hoping this phone would last me more than a few bails. Turns out, it made it more than a year and a half, which isnt shabby for a phone this big and chunky. The monochrome screen is a little boring, but it was massive cheap so I figured maybe it'd last for a little while.

A decent investment if you arent looking for a phone with a lot of frills.

Pros: Tri band, cheap, good size
Cons: flimsy, not good reception

This phone is not the best i have used. It has some interesting features but for the most It is a tri mode and is very cheap. However it shows. The quality isnt that great and it feels as though it could break easily if dropped.

Pros: Great Battery Good Reception Easy to access all features small light
Cons: No frills No Games No Text Messaging

This phone is for a person who doesnt need polyphonic rings, who doesnt need games or "cool features". This phone has all the basics and works wonderfully, with long bettery life and great reception.

Pros: Cheap. Speaker phone that works good. GPS for 911 to locate you if needed.
Cons: volume is too low. Needs more memory. Needs longer talking time. needs 1200 mAH.

Well, I like the product because it was cheap.. well $0 to be exact. All I needed to do was tell Verizon Wireless that the people next door were offering the phone for free and they hooked me up.

Talk time is horrible, but what do you get for $0.

Phone is getting quieter over this last year. I have it on full volume and find myself pressing the phone harder and harder against my ear to hear people.

-Trak0r