UPDATED Hands-on with a Casio Exilim C721 dummy phone

3. LGVX1993 posted on 16 May 2009, 09:24 0

Im not a fan of this phone. External screen is way to small.

4. bigredemp_2007 posted on 27 May 2009, 09:38 0

i haven't seen a dummy phone in our store yet. i really hope the swivelling screen is only thing similar to the Samsung Flipshot! It looks like a pretty sharp looking phone though, and if it is water resistant like Casio's other phones, we may sell a few of these. Most people like the concept of the G'zone series, but it is not a good looking phone. I wonder how that camera looks on the screen? I was hoping for a much bigger screen.

5. Kiltlifter posted on 27 May 2009, 17:57 0

screen size really doesn't matter. Resolution is what will actually dictate the quality of the pictures the phone will display on its own. Sometimes people feel the pictures on their phones suck because they are only looking at the display of their phone and they never load them on a computer to see what they actually look like. The external screen is small, but i would sacrifice a small external screen for a beatuiful internal display 480x800 resolution on a "dumb" phone is fantastic!

8. Arielnyc2006 posted on 27 May 2009, 22:20 0

It has dashboard, which means no prepaid.. sigh....

12. whyNoWindows7Driver (unregistered) posted on 20 Oct 2010, 20:09 0

I recently upgraded to this phone and a Windows 7 PC. I must say it's a really nice phone with a great camera, however, if you want to download your pictures to your Windows 7 PC you won't be able to with the supplied USB cable until Verizon decides to make a driver for Windows 7. So, if you decide on upgrading to this particular phone, it would be advatageous for you to get a micro SD card and transfer your pictures on someone elses non-Windows 7 PC, use a photo development center with a micro SD card, or incure the charges for the megabyte usage that your plan provides when not using a micro SD card. I read on numerous sites that it works fine with the other versions of Windows. My big question for Verizon is when is the USB driver for Windows 7 going to be made available? Hoping some human from Verizon reads this instead of receiving a system generated form letter from the customer support division server and provides an actual answer.