Sony Ericsson T19LX Cell Phone

Pros: Small, lightweight, many features
Cons: Didn't work

You know, I'm not a pro when it comes to cell phones. But I know what I want, and I know garbage when it's fobbed off on me. My experience with the Ericsson T19LX is a tale of trash.

Perhaps it's not Ericsson's fault. Perhaps the...

Pros: small phone, inexpensive
Cons: very small buttons, menus difficult to work with, confusing at times

I bought this phone for my husband, to replace the Nokia he had lost. I was hoping that the smaller size of the Ericsson T19LX would make it easier for him to keep in his pocket, since clipping the phone on his belt is what cost him his last phone.
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Pros: compact, easy user-interface, lightweight, active flip
Cons: small display, no games, could be easier to scroll through phonebook, headset is a joke

I've had a Nokia 5160 for about 2.5 years now and I must say, I really found it to be an odd shape when trying to fit it in a pocket. The swivel belt clip option for the 5160 is ridiculous and the only way to have a clip on it was to put the phone in a...

Pros: Lightweight, clear connections, vibrating ringer, flip-open, battery life
Cons: Not Web enabled

I signed up for the AT&T Regional Northeast plan and selected the T19LX (despite the ability to get the larger and heavier Nokia 5165 for less). I realized that with the AT&T Regional Northeast plan I could discontinue my 2nd home phone-line and get the...

Pros: small, compact design with handy belt clip and volume control
Cons: not very sturdy at all, I almost broke it twice in 3 days

I recently borrowed my mother in laws cell phone when she went away for a few days, when I first used this phone, I absolutely loved the small, compact design of it and the fact that it had a volume control on it. But after a few days, I was glad to give...

Pros: Clarity, Signal retention, Size
Cons: Battery life, Not web enabled

Something happened to me along the way to the perfect cell phone forum... It's turned out that every Ericsson phone I've used has far exceeded my expectations. That includes the R-289LX (despite its bulkiness), the T28 (despite it having no analog...

Pros: Small, inexpensive, works, free earbud
Cons: Nonstandard accessories

I've only had this phone a couple of weeks, but so far, great! I was blown away by the clarity (in my digital home area) when using the included earbud. I've been an AT&T customer since 97, and this is only my second phone, the previous having been an...

Pros: it was free, it was durable
Cons: battery sits very loose, low frills

Being a "less is more" kind of guy attracted me to this phone. In fact, here's a reenactment of how the AT&T rep 'sold' me this phone.

Me: Hi, I need a phone, I don't want to spend a lot of money.
Her: This phone is free if you sign up...

Pros: Compact,Easy to use,Vibrates and rings,caller ID,separate rings for family
Cons: battery seems to run low quickly

This is a great phone for the money!
I found it to be reliable and easy to use. I have had a Nokia 5140 for 3 years and I found the reception and reliability of the Erickson to be better than the Nokia.
Even though you do not have a lot of the...

Pros: Lightweight and small
Cons: No Wireless Web, huge antenna

I finally managed to get a new cell phone (My old Ericsson was way too outdated) and it's a very good bargain. I received the T19LX via an offer of AT&T. Their condition was to get any plan I wanted and I receive a free phone with activation. Right now I...

Pros: small and light, low price, easy to use
Cons: mediocre sound, reception, quality.

I got my Ericsson T19 when I wanted something a little smaller than a RL289 that died on me.
Sure enough, the T19 is smaller, but I'm not sure the move was a wise one. At least it didn't cost me too much to find out.
The T19's reception...

Pros: Light, small, keys covered, many options.
Cons: Seems to echo quite badly. Battery life.

I have had my Ericsson T19LX for about three months now and over all I am quite pleased with it!

This is my first cell phone, which is something I feel I should point out before I get started here.

I got the phone for free after all...

Pros: Great Product, small & compact, EXCELLENT voice quality & range (beats Nokia hands down). SMALL!
Cons: Battery life could be better (ok for me though). No Web access (like R289)

You can actually fit this thing in the quarter pocket of your Levi Jeans! It's that small! Great Range (my Nokia cuts out far before my Ericsson does in almost every situation) and clarity for being such a small phone/antenna. The analog option is...

Pros: Great size,weight, fairly easy to use.
Cons: If durability is high on your list than this phone should not be.

The T19LX is a great phone for size and price. Let's face it;usually the smaller the phone, the larger the price! However, this phone does not hold up that well against every day abusers, uhm..I mean users. Antennas will break, flips will no longer, and...

Pros: Compact, flip front
Cons: Flimsy, poor reception, hard to read.

I hate my Ericsson T19LX!!! I can't tell you how much I hate it! Maybe I'm going overboard a little, but I have had a horrible experience with this little phone! The first phone I received from them wouldn't charge. I guess that started me off on the...