Audiovox CDM9100 Cell Phone

Pros: Almost everything is GREAT!
Cons: 1-way speakerphone, faceplate difficulties

I recently received an AudioVox CDM-9100 and cell plan for my birthday. This is my first cell phone and plan. Although this is my first cell phone I have found it extremely easy to use. That which I haven't been able to figure out on the phone I can...

Pros: Small, light, looks good, great battery life, excellent sound and signal quality
Cons: Does not have voice dialing, as opposed to CDM9000

I had the Audiovox CDM9000 with Verizon for the past year, but unfortunately it got soaked in water and died a terrible death :( I really loved that phone, but since I had the option to upgrade my phone at the promotional price and since water damage to...

Pros: Battery life, easy to use, great sound, LOUD RINGER
Cons: 1 way speaker(9100 only), awkward size, faceplates hard to change

Audiovox has done quite well with these 3 new phones. I had a chance to test the 9100 about a year ago before it was being released, I've only played with the 9150 (the 1xRTT version of the 9100), and I am now testing the 9155GPX (same as the 9150 with...

Pros: Stellar sonics and reception; thin; light, GPS ready; 2-way duplex speakerphone; and voice-activated dialing
Cons: Mediocre user interface; lacks the panache of other Verizon phones

COSMETICS

Although it's sleek, thin and capable of faceplate replacement, it still lacks the panache of other Verizon phones currently on the market. For cell owners who prefer a non-flip style phone, this is acceptably aesthetically...

Pros: Durable, good battery life, large screen size
Cons: Middle of the road reception, bad shape

The Audiovox 9100 wireless phone is a good way to keep in touch without emptying your wallet.

With a low $100 pricetag, the 9100 is a very attractive model handset for the beginner to get into, without spending a lot of money.

The...

Pros: No Comment
Cons: Confusing, Low Capabilities, Audiovox has been bought out by Kyocera

I had this Audiovox phone for about 6 months before I went running back to the store with my piggy bank in hand trying to find a true quality phone. If you are a person that's looking for simply a "phone," this is it. When someone calls, it rings. When...

Pros: simple
Cons: no voice dialing anymore

I'm not going to repeat anything that user jarhead has already mentioned. his comment is very thorough.

wanted to mention a couple of things.

you can get a nice belt clip for this phone in

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Pros: Small, long battery life, ABSOLUTE BEST RECEPTION
Cons: Will not vibrate and ring at same time

This phone is awesome. I replaced the CDM-4500 which I had for almost 6 months with this phone. Its smaller, lighter, LOUDER including a 1-way speakerphone. The main reason I got it was for the text messaging features. I tried many a phone to find the...

Pros: Phone works in weak digital signal areas
Cons: Interface somewhat clumsy

I signed up with Verizon wireless and selected a Motorola V120 phone. After receiving the phone, I had one problem... the phone won't ring when it was called. I learned about weak digital reception areas. I returned the Motorola and selected the...

Pros: Battery life, listen only speakerphone, data connectivity, light weight
Cons: Not two way speakerphone, no alpha sort for phone book

The CDM9100 is a light weight tri-mode phone with good battery life and the ability to connect to the internet directly (via Verizons Mobile Net service) at 14400 bps. It will also connect to any ISP via the digital network. The roaming indicator works...

Pros: Great in Analog only areas Quick to find Digital when available.
Cons: Not too many extras.

This is a great phone for people out in the "boonies". If you live where signal is weak or digital is not available this phone will get a signal better than most. It will change over to digital on a dime. Has internet access in digital areas if you...

Pros: Great reception. Good ergonomics. Nice screen. Easy to use. Modest price.
Cons: Not as compact as some.

My Audiovox CDM 9100 replaces an LG TM510 that simply dropped too many calls in my home calling area. A Motorola Timeport, owned prior to the LG phone, had similar problems. The Audiovox has never dropped calls under similar circumstances. I tested the...

Pros: QUALITY AND PRICE
Cons: NONE

THE LGIC LG-TM510,Nokia 8890,Samsung SCH-8500 CAN'T EVEN COME CLOSE TO THIS REMARKABLE MOBILE PHONE. It's durability, clarity, portability and battery life are just great and not to mention the price tag that comes with it. I highly recommend this phone...