Verizon Wireless Switch Phones

The bezels are a bit large for this year, and the battery arrived at 0% (suggesting it spent a long time in a warehouse), but this is a great phone for the (sale) price. Took a long time to update to the latest and only learned after the fact that I could have flashed it with the latest Android bypassing the intermediary steps. It pays for itself in months in free Google Photo storage if you are an avid image creator. The only issue I've noticed is that sounds played through the browser sound far worse than in my other Android phones. This is likely a firmware/software issue that Google isn't even aware of and as such, given their inability to take in bug reports, will probably never fix. I took the Verizon SIM card out before updating and it was hard to connect to Wi-Fi at first, but in the end, after all the updates, there was no Verizon crapware. I have been using the phone only on Wi-Fi so I cannot confirm that it works with other providers, but I don't expect that to be an issue moving forward. I wish it came with a cover, as most phones do these days, but I was able to order one on eBay for $3.

I got two of these. One for my router, network switch, PS3, and PS4. The other for my Verizon FIOS box. Both are working well to keep the network and hard drives up during power outages.

I was looking for some good wireless ear phones. I bought these and found th3m to be the best ones I've ever used …

Open didn’t allow me to switch between 2 phones. Open comm2 fixed this issue for me

I use this with the Rode Wireless Go and it works great. You will need the adapter to use this with the Rode Wireless Go but with phones it works right out of the box.

This accessory is a needed one when using the rode go 2 wireless mics with Apple devices like iPads and phones.

What I find great about this is that it includes both wired and wireless switch. Wireless switch range has been great so far - though I have not had chance to use it 100 ft.

We love this wi-fi light switch! We had looked at getting Wink hub and bulbs awhile ago but ended up not because the only way to turn the on or off was with our phones, and we didn't want that. We wanted the option to either use our phone or a switch. So after we had gotten an Amazon Echo Dot and stumbled across this Alexa-compatible switch, we took a chance on it. Installation was pretty straight-forward, pretty much the same as a regular light switch. Once I got in installed I set up an account and added this switch and it worked right off. I then got it set up to work with Alexa and since then we haven't used our phones with this once, we always just tell Alexa to turn it on or off or we physically hit the switch if we're over near it. We like how the switch is a physical switch that clicks and springs back and not just a touch pad. Maybe others feel different but we like the feel of a switch. We haven't yet tried it out when the wi-fi has been down so I'm curious to if the physical switch will still control the lights without wi-fi. If you've tried this please leave a comment about what happened.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have 2 phones that I was constantly having to switch the chargers back and forth to be able to keep the charged. I am not able to plug in both changers and both phones charge at the same speed with consistency.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've had it for phones and my Nintendo switch and steam deck. And they serve the purpose and I can rely on them. Hasn't given me troubles. Easy to use.