Pros: Ease of use, unbelievably lightweight, voice commands that work, superb reception.
Cons: Looks cheapy,difficult to hear on loud environments

"You got a...WHAT??!" This expression pretty much sums the vast majority of comments I got when people found out I traded my excellent Nokia for the new Panasonic TX310. I just took the chance to upgrade to a new phone for free, while upscaling my...

Pros: Small, Stylish, Cost, Large Phonebook, Feature-packed, Trusted Brand
Cons: Weak Speaker, Somewhat glitchy, Bad Voice commands, no full color? =)

Introduction

I've been a cell phone user for many years. I used to have Cingular (formerly Pacific Bell) Wireless as my service provider. I originally caught on to their service because of the GSM standard, which is by far the most...

Pros: Lightweight, long battery life, excellent signal strength
Cons: Only available through one carrier, pricey, limited accessories

I waited awhile to write this review - I've had the handset since October (I purchased it the day AT&T released it to the public). Even though I was enamored with it, I wanted to see how I'd feel once the bloom was off.

Now, 4 months later, I...

Pros: Beautiful appearance,convenience of short message, light weight,desirable rings and not expensive price
Cons: short battery, press any key-press to put through

Appearance
In my impression I feel Panasonic Allure EB-TX310 is very long, but when I got it I find it is not very long,just the fuselage is very slender.Allure EB-TX310's colorful panel is very stylish and fabrication is fine,also the handle is...

Pros: Light weight, great signal quality, awesome ring tones, headset connector, PC connectivity, speakerphone
Cons: Below average battery life, lack of accessories, no on-board programs/utilities, speaker volume

I purchased my Panasonic Allure from AT&T Wireless nearly six months ago for $60, and I am very happy with it.

The phone is incredibly light weight -- 2.8 ounces with battery -- and it has a form-factor that makes it very easy to talk on and...

Pros: Tri-mode, normal rings
Cons: may be too small or light for those who lose things easily

An exceptionally small and light phone. This phone is over half an ounce lighter than the tiny Nokia 8000 series. Even though it is 2.7 ounces, it still has a tight design that feels normal to hold to your ear and talk in and will be harder to break...

Pros: Very lightweight, Kewl Features, Excellent Phone... All Outweigh the Cons
Cons: Speakerphone capability stinks

I've had Motorola's (star tac, i1000+), Nokia's (5190), and an Ericsson (long ago)... And none can compare to the Allure in features and capability. When I recently needed a new cell phone, I was pretty much sold on the Nokia 8260, but when I reached...

Pros: Lightweight, solid, large phonebook, voice activation, small size, neat features (see review)
Cons: Voice activation, small keys, poor battery life (after 24 hours, 5 calls it is dead).

I just purchased this phone about a month ago to replace a broken Nokia 8260. I thought that phone was very good, but the Allure is steps ahead.

For one, the Allure is much more solid than the Nokia was. I have dropped it once, unfortunately,...

Pros: some nice extra features, excellent reception, phonebook organized well, voice memo
Cons: very short battery life

With color phones, camera phones, and Internet phones, the basic phone is becoming almost obsolete. For those not looking for all the amenities that new phones have to offer, the Panasonic Allure may not be such a bad option. The phone is one of the lig ...

Pros: An acutal ring sound, decent display, small/lightweight, good amount of features.
Cons: Battery life, easy to scratch/chip, small/lightweight.

The Panasonic Allure is my second cellular phone. My first cellular phone was the Nokia 5165 which was horrible. This is a definate upgrade, if you are on Suncom.

The looks of the allure is just great, the display is easy to read no matter how...

Pros: Size & Weight, Battery Life, cool features
Cons: not as easily navigable as a Nokia, somewhat toylike

I purchased my Panasonic a little over a month and a half ago. I have not had a single problem with it once.

When I was looking for my new phone, the salesman reccommened this one. He said it was better than the Nokias because it actually...

Pros: see http://www.epinions.com/content_48058371716
Cons: see: http://www.epinions.com/content_48058371716

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Well, I cannot submit this page without being more verbose here. Lets see....

What I like about the phone:
1. Voice-dialing works well. (User...

Pros: Small, lightweight, lots of features
Cons: Reception,scratches easily, voice commands are a joke

I really wanted to like this phone. I really did. When I decided to give Verizon the boot and switch to AT&T (because of far more prime time minutes per $) I looked at what AT&T offered for phones....and, to tell you the truth, I didn't really like...

Pros: stylish, nice features, easy to read screen, custom settings
Cons: not very big

I picked up the Allure from attwireless.com as a hardware upgrade from my Erickson phone that broke a few days ago.

So far I'm thrilled with the phone.

It's a nice looking phone, clean lines, a nice shape, but it's a lot lighter and...

Pros: One of the lightest phones on the market today. Packed with features. including voice command.
Cons: Battery life. Awkward phone book.

The Panasonic Allure is probably one of the sexiest phones out today. With its extremely light weight, and small frame matched with the attractive style makes it very appealing.
With my almost 8 years working in the wireless industry, and my...