Motorola Droid 2 CDMA A955 Android Touchscreen QWERTY Smartphone, Sapphire – NO CONTRACT (Page Plus & Verizon) Reviews

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1. 15 of 15 people found the following review helpful

   
   Very satisfied customer, July 10, 2012

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   Susan Clopton (San Diego, CA) –
   
     

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   I bought this Motorola Droid 2 from Ross Cellular new and it appeared to be so. First off I want to say excellent cutomer service. I had a battery issue but didnt want to return the phone and I relayed this to Ross and the company sent me out a new one along with a new battery charger and a MicroSD card within two days. That was cool. This is really my first smart phone and I am quite pleased with it. I am using it with Page Plus and it works great with the 1200 Talk and Text plan with 100mg of data. Whenever I need the data I am able to turn it on and off easily. The only negative thing is the camera only focus’s in macro but after getting on the Android sites this is a software problem I know I can solve. This phone gets updates OTA. I already been updated twice for the Android version. I highly recommend Ross for their excellent customer service and I do recommend the Droid 2 for the price and the ease of using this phone. I’d also recommend splurging for a few accessories like the docking station and the super car charger you can get off amazon.

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2. 10 of 10 people found the following review helpful

   
   Motorola Droid 2 A955, October 1, 2012

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   LadyofLakeSeminole –

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   This is my first smartphone up grading from a Razor I’ve had for a few years,and I have been very pleased. It does work wonderful with the Pageplus service, which is why I brought it.(No costly contracts) I also like the keyboard, enough room between letters not to hit two. The battery holds up well for me, I charge every couple of days. The delivery was quick and on time, it appeared to be a new phone as the ad stated. Overall this was a good purchase and a good experience.

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3. 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful

   
   Great Phone, Great Price, November 16, 2012

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   Judith (Ft. Lauderdale, FL United States) –

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   Bought this phone to replace my HTC Evo Shift with Sprint. Never could get reception with Sprint and was paying a fortune, plus the phone software and updates caused repeated problems and cost me $99 a month. Now I get reception, switched my 32GB sd microcard to the new phone, used backup pro app to save and then restore it everything without problem onto the new phone, set up Pageplus for $29.99 per month, ported my number in 3 hrs via Pageplus (you need your “passcode” from your current carrier which I discovered well hidden in my online Sprint acct access, so get it before you start the porting) and am good to go, get reception and saving hundreds per year. Phone comes without (at least mine) a micro SD card (I had extras so no worries) and with an electronic charger. You do not need to buy extras as my car and extra phone chargers from other brands work fine with it. I like the weight and keyboard is an easier interface than the Evo. Took me a few minutes to get used to the HTC vs. Motorola quirks, but all good in about 8 hrs total.

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