Motorola V60s (Verizon Wireless)

This is a fine phone without useless extras. It is trimode and can access the analogue network when necessary. The audio quality and speaker phone is the best there is. Lay it open on your dashboard and it is as good as any car kit. It has no camera so it won't be confiscated at screenings or in high security situations. The small screen will not call unwanted attention in a darkened room or theater. Reception and transmission performance in marginal situations is about average. The connector used to charge the phone is delicate and can be a source of frustration. It lacks a simm card so the only way to import your phone numbers to or from another phone is to back them up them to a computer using an USB cable and software, about $10 on ebay. Batteries are cheap and can last more than 4 days with moderate use. The shape is a bit slippery in your hands. Verizon considers this phone obsolete and will want to sell you a newer one for $200.