Comments on: Unlocked Apple 3G iPhone

By: aj

aj — Sat, 17 Sep 2011 18:35:45 +0000

good phone in the world and worth the price i will recommend the iphone 3g to all my friends

Pros: the whole concept of the iphone 3g and the ipod touch both look the same
Cons: the usage of the iphone 3g is good but if you drop it with no case then you cant use it anymore because the whole body is damaged but still you can use it but its hard to use because of the broken lcd sreen

By: shelley

shelley — Sat, 09 Apr 2011 07:20:38 +0000

Gotta agree with Heather. Hate this phone….Now that I accidentally dropped it out of my pants pocket – yes you guessed where it went… please someone tell me you have a great used phone to sell me other than this I-phone junk… I need to text and have a phone that rings….

By: Julien Cosyns

Julien Cosyns — Fri, 17 Dec 2010 23:32:36 +0000

It was by far the best Phone i’ve owned!! I love everything about it!
The apps are Fantastic,taking pics watching videos,listening to music,browsing the web..you name it!
I look forward to own the Iphone 4!

Pros: Everything..it changed my idea of what a phone can really be!
Cons: NONE.

By: roh

roh — Tue, 23 Nov 2010 22:40:19 +0000

iPhone 3g is awesome! I don’t text much or use a camera a lot, but i use apps and call, so this phone is really useful for me. Love to apps alot!

Pros: Awesome apps.
Sound quality.
Less than $100.
Cons: Video quality.
Scratches easily.

By: Tony

Tony — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 18:50:10 +0000

the iphone 3GS is the best phone i ever had.and it works great also.
Right now i’m looking for a good deal on a 4G.cause i’ve heard that those have more features.

Pros: apps,style,accessiores,media.everything.
Cons: Battery life

By: ish

ish — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 05:37:43 +0000

“You can not satisfy all the people all the time”… of course for some individuals this may not function based on their expectations, needs, and habbits.. However, personally I’ve owned all kinds of phones, free ones, expensive ones, smartphones, windows phones, the infamouse black berry, htcs and even a treo… and… YES, i stop searching for a phone the day i got my iphone.

Need i say more?

oh and yes for all the ones that do not know, you can unlock any iphone, jailbreak, over and over, and customize better than any other phone i’ve ever known. I currently have mine thru T-mobile (which sucks), therefore i cannot enjoy the 3g on mine, and with some phones now offering 4g well makes me whish i could at least use my iphone to its full potential…

Then again, nowdays where can you go where there is no wifi?..

And last;… the person that mentioned earlier that you cannot get maps on the iphone… needs to put the meds down!…

Im literally lost without my iphone!

Pros: hard surface touch sensitivity, apps, customisability, style, intuitive, media playback, portablity, market support, accessories, etc….
Cons: batery life, speaker volume

By: Scott

Scott — Wed, 22 Sep 2010 05:19:13 +0000

I haven’t owned a smart phone previously and use it primarily for calls, texting and WIFI. II am currently using T-mobile service, talk and text only so I don’t use the 3G. Mine is unlocked and jailbroken with 4.0.1firmware. I find it easy to use and entertaining. By using Installus and Cydia for free Apps I can keep operating costs under $40 per month. The camera is not the greatest, but now I don’t have to carry and ipod, phone, laptop and camera while out on the road. It is more fragile than most other phones, but the pros outweigh the cons in my opinion.

By: Bella

Bella — Sat, 11 Sep 2010 17:20:54 +0000

iPhone 3G doesn’t work for me, it has no actual features, they are just improvements from the previous version of the iPhone. 3G is available in every smartphone and even feature phone currently available in the market so it is no way a new feature. The Bluetooth restrictions are also very bad, music, videos, documents, or any kind of files are not transferable from one phone to other. iPhone’s browser Safari which is a really good browser does not support flash.

Pros: apps, music quality, user interface
Cons: Bluetooth support, camera, keyboard.

By: Jim

Jim — Sat, 11 Sep 2010 08:14:42 +0000

This is the next version of the much loved iPhone 1st generation. The second generation iPhone adds 3G bandwidth to it and thus making it better and faster. There are no changes to the interface; it is still the same as in the previous generation iPhone. The hardware side too doesn’t have any changes, no visible ones anyway, so if you carry iPhone 3G, it might be mistaken for the 1st generation iPhone and vice versa. iPhone 3G is not a game changer, it just adds a few new features.

Pros: nice design, cool apps, slim
Cons: no actual improvements, no flash in camera, keyboard.

By: Jenny

Jenny — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 03:24:56 +0000

I absolutely love this phone

By: Sarah

Sarah — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 01:46:53 +0000

my friends all have 3G phones and they LOVE it. but, its so easy to scratches up very easily.
i don’t have an iphone yet but i am geting one, most likely a 3G iphone and i think that this is actually a good deal.
i not saying its a steal but if i am gonna buy this phone i need more information!

Pros:
great clarity
easy to use

Cons:
EASILY scratches up

By: Brett

Brett — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 23:49:19 +0000

All right. I have had 4 iPhones and my 4th one just broke. Only one was replaced by apple and I have paid for the other 3 out of my pocket. To be honest though, I have always loved the applications the phone has to offer, with a reasonably speedy processor. There are certainly faster phones on the market, with a better keyboard, and a better camera (2mp doesn’t really cut it). But what it all comes down to, is that you are sacrificing durability for style. I have now spent wayyy too much money being sucked into the trap of the iPhone. I need a new phone and I will never waste money on another iPhone again. Too bad I’m still stuck with AT&T for another year…

Pros:
Best applications available for any phone.
High resolution screen
iPod style music player

Cons:
Keyboard
Camera (2mp vs up to 5mp with other phones)
DURABILITY (If you are active at all, DONT BUY THIS PHONE)

By: tiffani

tiffani — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 18:17:52 +0000

I love this phone. I use it for everythin – gps, ebooks, games, music. I bought it refurbished and it still works great!

Pros:
great apps
good battery life

Cons:
scratches easily

By: Jennifer

Jennifer — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 00:05:06 +0000

I have been loyal to my Blackberry for years but after hearing coworkers raving about their iphones I finally bought the 32GB 3GS IPhone. I feel that I bought the best Iphone has to offer. Being completely honest the IPhone is nowhere in the same league as my Blackberry. Its a interesting, fun phone if your bored and need to be entertained. As far multitasking and quick functionability for business travel communication needs stay with the Blackberry if you have one. Do not make the same mistake I did. Luckily I have a additional line of service that Ive transferred my Blackberry tofor myself. As far as the Iphone I gave it to my 13 yr. old son.

Pros:
Fun phone if you need it for entertainment only!!

Cons:
Very limited options for professional communication needs.

By: M.Wilson

M.Wilson — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 03:45:34 +0000

The I phone 3g is the best phone I have owned it gives you access to the web as well as allot of applications that can help cure boredom or help get thing done like Quick Office. AT&T is the biggest down side for the phone but there coverage seems to be good enough and occasionally better than verizon.

Pros:
the Apps and Ipod

Cons:
AT&T dropped calls and lack of multimedia text messages

By: renee

renee — Sun, 09 Aug 2009 22:24:58 +0000

this is not only a phone, its a travling office.

Pros:
i love everything about this phone

Cons:

By: Marc T.

Marc T. — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 16:39:54 +0000

One of the worst Apple products so far. I had serious problems with the 3g reception and synching. The battery life is terrible, sometimes the whole phone just hangs for a few seconds. The BlueTooth is poor and the phone reboots frequently. Firmware upgrades didnt help, even made the things worse. I’m really disappointed.

Pros:
Design, clear sound

Cons:
lack of features, poor 3g reception, limited sms application, battery life

By: Robert

Robert — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 19:37:53 +0000

We use these side by side with the blackberry devices. Tom Strauss you are dumber than a crowbar. I have seen users replace these at a rate of about 3 a year per user. That might be good for you however I have Blackberry users that have had devices without cases for three years and they look to be in better shape than the iPhones and are far more durable for less than half the cost. In addition you are not limited to 32 GB because they use mini sd for additional storage. One Blackberry was dropped down an elevator shaft from the 36th floor and recovered by maintenance. No protective case and it still worked. I’ve seen 4 broken screens in less than 6 months on these iPhones and they have protective cases and haven’t take a fall of more than 3 feet.
The iPhones are cool to look at, have a nice screen, the phone part sucks (period), and if you like attaching a constant drain on your bank account for apps etc… then this phone is for you. I really see no advantage for this device over my 5 year old Palm TX other than I could make a poor quality call on it. Actually the Palm allows you to write on the screen like your using a pencil. And since it has wi-fi I can almost always get a connection and browse, check mail, create word , excel, pdfs, download and watch movies for free. Not that a $100 a month isnt a better deal for data access than free.
You either work for AT&T or your a lying cell phone salesman neither of which would make your appraisal of the device worth a darn.
Overall this is a fancy toy for twenty somethings. Nice to look at. Works okay. Okay for browsing the web but clearly works best on Wi-Fi which is free at many places. It is way over priced. I used to purchase these for AT&T and they pay about $40 each for these devices.

Pros:
Looks nice, large display

Cons:
Poor keyboard design, worst phone I have ever used. My analogue phone under waters with the battery out was better. Get the idea??? Extremely Fragile.

By: MARVIN SMITH

MARVIN SMITH — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 22:08:50 +0000

Great phone indeed and easy on the aging eyes compared to my last cell phone. There is so much you can do with this phone, and it is user friendly as well. I love it and recommend it highly

Pros:
Big TOUCH SCREEN AND USER FRIENDLY

Cons:
A LOT TO LEARN FOR AN OLD DOG SOMETIMES

By: jojo

jojo — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 10:08:19 +0000

i love this phone it is the greatest phone i ever spent money i just dont understand its setup

Pros:
wifi is quick

Cons:
back gets scratched up pretty easy