8820 owners, speak up please...!

[MemphisMourns]

Greetings,

I have just switched from verizon over to ATT, and picked up a new 8820. I had a hard time deciding between the 8310 and 8820... really it came down to the keyboard and wifi option. But the phone is a little thick, I'm wondering if I should switch it before the 30 days runs out.

Everybody seems to love the 8310, I hear so much about it... does anybody love the 8820?? I work in the film industry, and use maps everyday. I am so excited to try out the gps, but I guess the same program is on the curve...

Is wifi that important? What do you think 8820 owners? How often do you use it? Who loves the 8820??

[ezrunner]

Wirelessly posted (BlackBerry8700/4.2.1 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/100)

The new 8310 does have gps!

It is a tough choice if wifi isn't that important to you then swap devices

[gadgetjunkies]

I had the 8300, then the 8310 and went to the 8820.......for a few days. I was really missing my 8310 for it's size. the 8820 does seem a bit more solid but you feel that too. It feels like a brick compared to the 8310. The WiFi is cool and a bit faster than EDGE but I can wait til RIM comes out with all that in a smaller version. I'm back to my 8310 and the 8820 is going on ebay.

[dbltap]

Do you like Apples? Or do you like Oranges? What you're asking is a personal preference and how you use your BB. Personally, My 8300 sits in a box on the shelf and never turned on. I use my 8820 everyday. I leverage wireless pretty much everywhere I go. Does that make it a better phone/PDA/e-mail device? For me... yes. For you? Who knows? The 8820, 8300, 8310 & 8320 are ALL excellent devices. It's just a matter of what fit's your needs best.

There's not really a wrong choice here.

[gadgetjunkies]

Do you like Apples? Or do you like Oranges? What you're asking is a personal preference and how you use your BB. Personally, My 8300 sits in a box on the shelf and never turned on. I use my 8820 everyday. I leverage wireless pretty much everywhere I go. Does that make it a better phone/PDA/e-mail device? For me... yes. For you? Who knows? The 8820, 8300, 8310 & 8320 are ALL excellent devices. It's just a matter of what fit's your needs best.

There's not really a wrong choice here.

I like apples and oranges. :razz:

[jsntrenkler]

I am hoping that Verizon picks up the 8300 series ... Such a cool phone, I really want one over my 8830 ...