Kyocera QCP 3035 Cell Phone

Pros: numerous features, big easy to read text, good sound, voicemail, call ID
Cons: plastic casing is cheap; Navigation button doesn't always cooperate.

I went back to the Sprint PCS Store. Why did I go there? Because my husband has gone through his third cellular phone. The first one, he left on top of his car and drove off. The second one, which was a great phone, the Sprint Touchpoint 2200 just...

Pros: Small and sturdy; innovative contact management; dependable voice activation and speakerphone.
Cons: Tricky to learn navigation key/button; can only lock on power-up or on-demand, not after inactivity.

It was a dark and stormy night as the rain poured down in sheets outside my office with the flickering neon sign (the office has the sign, not the sheets of rain). Dark, like most nights; and stormy, like some dames I’ve known.

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Pros: Reliable, easy to use with good features and hardware
Cons: The damn navigation button

It took me an awfully long time to "cell out" and join the growing ranks of people toting around cellular phones today. But it got to the point where I realized that free long distance and portability were worth the costs, especially given the fact that...

Pros: Does just about anything a cell phone could do.
Cons: Doesn't do everything it does as well as could be expected.

I had been trying to decide on a new phone. It had to have an integrated speakerphone, a feature the Nextel i85 got me hooked on, and whatever gadgets could get crammed in there. I came from the Nokia 6160 family, a phone that did alot when it was...

Pros: Full-featured phone.
Cons: Navigation button is flaky. Takes some getting used to.

A year ago, I was looking to dump AT&T Wireless for something else. I had AT&T for 2 years. AT&T s ...

Pros: Large screen, lots of features, good reception, charges quickly, battery is plentiful.
Cons: Navigation button takes time to learn, battery seperates from phone too easily.

I bought my Kyocera 3035 in October of 2001, and since then the phone has rarely left my pocket. It has taken some abuse that no lab can test for, and has passed them all with flying colors. My phone has gone swimming in Lake Michigan, buried in snow...

Pros: Attractive, Compact, Great Display, Speakerphone, Voice Activated Dialing, Wireless Web
Cons: Slow Menu Button

I have been using cellular service for 5 years now. Three carriers and six phones later I am now with Sprint and I use a Qualcomm Kyocera QCP 3035. I would dare say that this is the best phone yet. I have had good phones all with a good feature or...

Pros: Speakerphone, Light for all its features
Cons: Dont put this phone in your purse without KEYGUARD!

The Kyocera QCP-3035 is an all around feature packed phone. It has a large display which is what I originally liked about it, but unlike some of its competition, the body is a little smaller.. I first started with a neopoint (you know the phone with the...

Pros: clarity, size and contact list
Cons: confusing for beginners

for the lover of cell phones :THIS IS IT! i cant think of much that this pcs handset can't do. the kyocera 3035 proves that qualcomm will never only be known for making the "brick" phone (1920/2700). Believe it or not but this handset is...

Pros: Good speakerphone, a ringer for every person!
Cons: Pricey and not too stylish

My store just started carrying these, and it seems like the staff is impressed with this phone, after the 2035 and 6035.

The technicians like the sorta-strong casing, good display, strong battery connection, and good craftmanship. They are...

Pros: Compact, lightweight, quick-charging, lots of features.
Cons: Main menu control button takes some practice to manipulate.

After owning a much larger, older-style Qualcomm phone for several years that served me well, I was interested in purchasing a Kyocera (by Qualcomm) cell phone when I made my decision to upgrade.

Cell phones have come a long way in the last...

Pros: extremely comprehensive features, excellent clarity, good build
Cons: menu button difficult at first, mediocre battery life, moderately complex

Having been bitten by problems on my Motorola Star-Tac (broken pins in the charging port, a very common problem), I had to decide to make repairs or buy a new phone. Fortunately Radio Shack offers a deal to upgrade to a new phone for $30 plus the...

Pros: Features galore yet easy to use. The antenna doesn't stick out.
Cons: Not any really. The software has a couple of minor bugs, and it's expensive.

I generally despise cellular phones, but I finally broke down and went shopping for one. First I made a list of features I MUST have, features I WANT, and a list of the opposite - things I DON'T WANT, and WON'T have. The list I came up with went like...

Pros: Large display, strong vibration, great features, decent reception, good price, good selection of useful accessories.
Cons: Built-in Speakerphone and ringers are not very powerful. Doesn't have a "strong" look.

I have to start with the accessories. There is desktop docking station that just blows my mind. ( http://store.kyocera-wireless.com/product_detail.asp?sku=TXDOC00A11 ) The speakerphone on the 3035 may be a bit weak, but when you insert the phone into...

Pros: High creature-feature-to-price ratio; unique appearance stands out from crowd
Cons: Low features-advertised-to-features-that-work ratio; unique design translates to accessory hell

We all know him...or her. Lotta flash...no substance. In fact, not much of anything behind the pretty face -- and we're not quite sure about the pretty part, either, but at least she's interesting.

You're thinking, wait a minute here, is...