What kind of phone do you have?

109 replies · 43 participants

Dec 9, 2009, 11:02 PM#1

Just wondering, what kind of phone does everyone here have?

I just thought of this as I have just realised i've spent most of the day on my iphone 3G :mrgreen:

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GoldenHippoMark

Dec 6, 2010, 04:27 PM#81

have it break down after 1 year

I have an 2 1/2 years old iPhone 3G.

no warranty and you'll have to play 200 euros to fix.

And this differs how to any other Tech Product?
I once broke the screen on my EeePC 701 which I paid £120 for new. They wanted to charge me £190 to fix it.

GoldenWalrusVault

Dec 6, 2010, 04:38 PM#82

If I remember correctly, here in holland Apple products have a 1 year warranty, while every other manufacturer offers 2. That's quite sad, imo.

And also, I'm basing this off of what I read on consumer sites. I have an old iPod nano that still works after 2 years.

DarkFerretBow

Dec 6, 2010, 08:54 PM#83

My iPod shuffle still works after 4 years :cheers:

Imo, Apple did a great job on the iPods and the iPad. Mac computers and iPhones are big fail

BrightHawkStar

Dec 6, 2010, 08:57 PM#84

If I remember correctly, here in holland Apple products have a 1 year warranty, while every other manufacturer offers 2. That's quite sad, imo.

And also, I'm basing this off of what I read on consumer sites. I have an old iPod nano that still works after 2 years.

It doesn't matter how long warranty there is. There's a tiny sticker, which turns red after receiving just a TINY amount of moisture, (like having it in the pocket of your pants, which you have with you into the bathroom while you shower), which they will look at no matter the damage. If it's red, they don't fix it. They just label it as water-damage, and throw it back in your face.

Lovely customer service.

GoldenHippoMark

Dec 6, 2010, 09:08 PM#85

If I remember correctly, here in holland Apple products have a 1 year warranty, while every other manufacturer offers 2. That's quite sad, imo.

And also, I'm basing this off of what I read on consumer sites. I have an old iPod nano that still works after 2 years.

It doesn't matter how long warranty there is. There's a tiny sticker, which turns red after receiving just a TINY amount of moisture, (like having it in the pocket of your pants, which you have with you into the bathroom while you shower), which they will look at no matter the damage. If it's red, they don't fix it. They just label it as water-damage, and throw it back in your face.

Lovely customer service.

Again, most devices have them, and there are countless stories of devices not being fixed because of the moisture strip.

Also, while I always seem to be defending Apple, I am not actually an Apple Fanboy. I just play devils advocate.

GrimMantisShield

Dec 7, 2010, 06:21 PM#86

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SneakyMooseAxe

Mar 7, 2011, 03:20 PM#87

Duhh Iphone 4

BrightCobraVault

Mar 7, 2011, 07:05 PM#88

i have an iPhone 4 too

GoldenHippoMark

Mar 7, 2011, 08:27 PM#89

I no longer have an iPhone

After almost 4 years of faithful service the battery has finally given out and the battery for it is no longer made

EDIT: Fixed the problem, opened it up and a wire had come loose, re-soldered and works fine now

RustyPenguinVault

Apr 17, 2011, 11:10 PM#90

EDIT: Fixed the problem, opened it up and a wire had come loose, re-soldered and works fine now

I call hax.

Im currently using a LG Optimus 7 (which I have named Optimus Prime, of course)
Its a very sturdy, well build device (which is odd, because its an LG ;D)
It runs WindowsPhone & anyone who follows me on twitter will testify to the constant stream of spam I put out about apps Im making, apps Im reviewing & generally any old garbage about WindowsPhone.

I cant find a decent photo, so heres a generic display pic of it