Pros: Small size, vibrate feature Cons: Battery life, flimsy flip
I had this phone for about 2 months before I passed a chair,and the flip ripped right off of this phone, cracking the hinge that held it on. I always carried this phone on my waist. I loved the little thing so much that I bought a leather case for it...
Pros: Great Features, Great Clarity, Great Accessories Cons: Possibly the Small Size?
When I signed up for my cellular phone plan, I was given the Ericsson LX-788. I was skeptical of this phones capabilities being so small and all, but as time progressed so did my love for this phone!
The size of the phone can is both a pro...
Reality Check: I 'bought' this phone because it was the only flip-face offered 'free' with a year of ATT service. I selected the service because it was the best plan for -my- situation.
This phone will not accidentally place a call, as all...
Pros: Size and weight Cons: Calls do not send on first try and more
I am a coordinator with my city's school system. I travel to many different schools throughout the day. One day I was lost trying to find a school, that I knew was very close by. My cell phone kept going out. I would be talking and the thing would...
Pros: size and weight Cons: poor signal and staticy
I had this phone for all of 3 hours before I ran back to the store to return it for my Nokia that I love. This phone bites the big one. I thought it looked neat and had good features, small, and easy to use. Bah humbug. It was a piece of junk. I can...
I got a lx-788 free with my service plan. While the service plan I have leaves a lot to be desired(SunCom...but that's another story), the phone itself is great. It's dual mode and has text messaging capabilities. When my service provider is...
Pros: Small, extremely light Cons: Poor quality, reception; takes too long to place a call
The Ericsson LX-788 is the worst cell phone you can buy. The only things that are okay are its size and weight. I don't currently own a LX-788, but did about a year ago. Within a week of purchasing the phone, I found its flaws right away. First of...
Pros: Its small and has a flip cover that protects the buttons Cons: Takes some time to figure out the menus
I purchased this phone because I had a previous phone that I would leave in my bag and if something brushed up against the on button, the phone would turn on and run out the battery. This phone was a little bit older so the charge would last for about an...
I bought the Eriksson LX788 about 1 ½ ago and have found the overall this phone is OK at best. I have had very little problems with clarity or connectivity. I travel extensively and rely on this phone often. I use this phone on a regular basis up to...
I got this phone as a replacement for an Ericsson phone that was lost. I should have known to stay away from these phones. Both phones had the problem of not providing a keypress tone 100% of the time, when a key had been pressed. A minor annoyance,...
Pros: Small Cons: Poorly Made, Screen is very small
I purchased this phone because, at the time, it was the smallest phone available for my AT&T digital plan. I wanted a small phone so that it would fit nicely in my pocket. And it did. The phone has most of the features I was looking for:...
Pros: Small size, flip, ease of use, low cost accessories Cons: skimpy feature set, somewhat fragile, spotty quality, short battery life
My experience with this phone has been pretty positive overall. In reading other reviews and speaking with other owners though, it's obvious that it depends on what day of the week your phone was made! I've been careful not to let anything happen to the...
I had gotten an Ericsson LX-788 phone for my birthday which was about a month ago. I like this phone because its very small and it can travel anywhere with me. It also had a $50.00 mail in rebate which covered the cost of the phone. I think that it...
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