Title: Sensitive But Not To Bright
Product review: The 4900 was a far superior phone. The 4920 display cannot be viewed in sunlight (you cannot even tell the phone is active). The push buttons frequently require a second try/entry. The optimum sensitivity for the pushbuttons is when the phone is in a pocket . . . the buttons always seem to work. The Hold Functions (back key) requires pressing and holding twice. To undo the hold function one needs to push and hold twice or place the phone in your pocket to activate.I purchased the phone for its "outstanding" reception," but have found the reception fair at best (frequently no reception at all where the 4900 had strong reception).On the plus side, the battery life of the 4920 is outstanding.So . . . if you are looking for a phone with fair reception, you cannot read in sunlight, where key works best when the phone is in your pocket, with outstanding battery life, this is the phone for you . . . want mine!
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