Title: Handy but poor voice quality
Product review: Got this at the (non-Amazon) Sprint store to replace my pre-historic Sony-Qualcomm CM-600 "dogbone" which was falling apart. The Nokia has a bright screen and easy-to-read large fonts -- unlike almost every other phone available from Sprint -- that make it usable for the older/visually impaired user. The phone is small and light, and while features require a number of different button and nav selections, it's no worse than most. However, the voice quality, per the Consumer Reports eval, is below par. I frequently have to use it with a earpiece/headset combo to be understood.
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