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Straight Talk Alcatel 392G Prepaid Cell Phone: Clamshell cell phone design Bluetooth-capable 2MP camera 1,000-entry phone book Talk time: Up to 3.8 hours Standby time: Up to 11 days Includes battery, charger and activation card Straight Talk service plan sold separately
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| Brand | Straight Talk |
| Item model number | A392G |
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| Product Id | 739934 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3 (1 ratings) 3 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 616960062240 |
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Husband needed something with bigger buttons so it would be easier to use. Plus he loves the radio that came installed on it. Camera is good enough. Doesn't use that too often.
Bought for my brother. He LOVES this phone. Was to use set up and carry. Big enough to keep from losing it.
Is a very good phone for the money it has big numbers and clock you get sevice every where that the regular mobile services get, it's a good phone and well worth the money
I've had a basic Tracfone for several years and was only using it once in a while. I just wanted a cell phone for when I was on the road for emergencies, if my car broke down, and for occasional calls to family members. Over the years I've gotten used to the convenience of a cell phone and find it essential to keep track of my busy family. I found I was buying a lot of more minute cards and it was getting quite pricey. I researched the Walmart site and liked the sound of the Straight Talk Phone Plan. I just needed to pick a phone. The Alcatel has the easy to use larger buttons. I also had a flip-top phone before and liked how it protects the buttons and the screen from damage. I've been playing around with the menu and seeing what else I can make it do. It has a lot of features that I probably won't use since I have a computer at home and still just need it to make phone calls but it's fun to play with anyway. What I do like is the contacts section where I can go under someone's name and add multiple numbers for them covering their fax, home, work, cell, and e-mail address. I used to have to list them separately and have to make up keyword descriptions in the list so I could match them up with who they belonged to later. It was very time consuming. The new system is so much more organized and quicker to load. Now I can see someone I know and input their new updated contact information for them easily right there on the spot. Everyone I know has been very surprised and happy when using my new phone and all it's features and they're even more surprised when they find out the price.
Gave this only 4 stars because I find the texting to be overly complicated. Otherwise I like the large bright screen and the large buttons. Voice clarity is very good. It is a bit loud when using the buttons and I don't know yet if there is any way to lower the volume since I have only had it a week. I don't think there is… All in all, a good basic phone.
I got this phone for my husband. He wanted a phone with a big read out and big numbers. This serves the purpose. It's a bit larger than most phones due to those features. It feels quite plasticky though. Not as durable as other phones we've had. The only problems we've had is with Straight Talk. Although I've been with them for years without any problems, of course as soon as I talk my husband into switching, we had problems! He didn't have the patience so I made all the calls and was transferred multiple times until we finally got his number changed from Verizon to his new phone and his new phone activated. Every time I was transferred I had to give all the information over again! Very frustrating! All is going smooth now though and his phone is working fine. He likes it.
I received prompt assistance via phone during setup. No long wait for each call. Only had phone a week but it works great off the AT&T tower close by.
Not a bad looking phone. Keypads are awkward in that you must find just the right spot to push or nothing happens. Since I wear hearing aids it is easier for me to hear if I use the speaker during calls. The speaker sound is somewhat garbled making it it hard to understand what the person is saying at times. Because sound quality is important for me, I'm going to have to return the phone to the store and try something different one.
simple phone with HUGE screen and HUGE numbers. perfect for someone who need things magnified.
Phone does well enough if there is a strong signal, but in fringe, one bar on most other phones, zero reception. The LG Accolade VX5600 worked for voice and text messaging, not this phone.