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Ericsson R300LX / R300D

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Published:
9 May 2002
Market Status:
Released
US carrier availability:
AT&T Wireless - Discontinued
Links:
Ericsson R300LX Official page
Ericsson R300D Official page
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Description:

This TDMA phone features large display, T9 predictive text input, several games and internal antenna. The R300lx (AT&T) version lack internet browser.

User rating
Excellent
9.2
out of 10
based on 1 reviews
Ericsson R300LX / R300D specifications Show Missing Features

Ericsson R300LX / R300D specifications

  • Phone type
    •  
  • Network technology
    • CDMA
    • GSM
    • iDEN
    • UMTS
    • TDMA
      • 1900/800
    • AMPS
      • 800
    •  
  • Data
    •  
      • CSD
    • HSDPA
    • HSUPA
    • CDMA Data
    •  
  • Multiple SIM Cards
    • Support
    • Number
  • Global Roaming
    •  
  • Design
    • Form Factor
      • Candybar
    • Dimensions
      • 5.10 x2.00 x1.00 (130 x 51 x 25 mm)
    • Weight
      • 6.10 oz (173 g)the average is 3.7 oz (106 g)
    • Rugged
    • Antenna
      • Internal
    • Keyboard
    • Soft Keys
    • Side Keys
    • Navigation/Control keys
    • Colors
  • Display
    • Type
      • Black & White
    • Technology
    • Size
    • Physical Size
    • Colors
    • Touch Screen
  • Additional Display
    • Support
    • Type
    • Type
    • Size
    • Physical Size
    • Colors
    • Touch screen
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Latest user reviews

Neat phone but does lack advanced features

30 Jun 2008 SupportThe85

9.2 out of 10

I've had this TDMA phone for about 2 weeks, and i'm finally gotten used to the I/O and battery life. It has easy-to-use menus and the phone is quite similar to the I/O of the Nokia 6560. The antenna can sniff out an analog network 3.5 miles away from the phone without a signal booster! It has quite a long battery life (unlike my 6560's worn-out battery which lasts 3-6 hrs.), even for its usage and age. I have hacked it for the internet browser because it isn't standard in the LX. The monochrome screen is easy to see, even in dark areas. It has a neat green backlight that also lights the keys, although that is common among most phones. It does lack most of today's features, like camera and color, but it does send/receive SMS email. Good phone overall, but no support. I only recommend it if you are a vintage phone collector and there isn't much more to write about it.
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