Nokia 6102 (AT&T)

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The point is: Nokia's batteries, on any phone of their's, for the most part, are great batteries, and hold a charge EXTREMELY WELL, unlike many competitor's batteries!!

Now, if you want the details:

I have had many phones over the years. I started off, a very long time ago, with a Motorola bag phone. It was actually pretty good, because it was always plugged into the car, so the reception was great (as it is on all bag phones) and so was the battery staying power.

Because I loved that first phone so much, when I graduated to a bagless/regular cell phone, I wanted a Motorola, naturally, I had a different end of events: the battery never lasted more than a day or two.

I then switched to a Nokia. Now, Nokia's are GREAT about battery power! They seem to last forever! I had about 4 Nokia's in a row, just for that reason. All of them were amazing at holding a charge! I had Nokia's for well over 10 yrs. and never had a problem with them. I have dropped them (leaving them in pieces) repeatedly, and you just put them back together, and poof, your off, they never die!

Now, before I bought my last phone, I really liked the look and the things that the Razor offered, but I was too hesitant, so I bought another Nokia. Once again, great phone.

But after all these years, I figured Motorola finally had to get it right, right? WRONG! I have a Brand New Motorola Razr and that thing stinks at holding a charge. It only lasts a few days, IF I don't use it. IF I use it, talking or making changes, it will die in less than two days. Now, I am sad to have to say these things about Motorola, because I believe in them as a good company, but they just can't get the batteries in their phones to hold a charge! I don't know why, but they can't.

Another thing, when it is low on battery power, about 1 out of every 5 times, it will give you warning. The other 80% of the time, your phone is working, no beeping, nothing, and then, zap, the phone is just dead! You don't think this is going to be a problem, until you go to meet someone for dinner, the game, or shopping, and your phone was working all day long, but now, it's dead, and you didn't get a chance to tell them, where you were or where to meet up. Now what do you do? I don't even remember how to use a pay phone anymore, do you?

Something else about this Razr, you absolutely have to have the disc with all of the applications on it, otherwise, you really have no wallpaper, screen savers, etc. There are a few that come with it, but not many. I don't know about other people, but I like more than 3 wallpapers to choose from, and screensavers that are the same picture as the wallpaper, just moving.

My kids both have the LG C2000, and theirs' are better than the Razr, but not nearly as good as the Nokia brand. Not to mention, both of their phones, after 1 yr., started having connection problems. They use to be perfect, but after each one hit about a year or so old, they started disconnecting on calls, sounding scratchy and dying very quickly.

Given my choice, I would (might still) go back to my old Nokia. I was very pleased with it, and the only reason I replaced it, was I wanted a new phone.

So stick with a Nokia. You'll be happy no matter what the model is!!!