Panasonic GD67 - user opinions and reviews
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8.2
- Features
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8.0
- Performance
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8.1
- Panaman
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I tried different brands over the years and I can only say that if you want a good, reliable phone with the basic features you need, a Panasonic is the best choice. Although there are some models in the product line-up which are not as good as the others (compare a GD67 to a GD75), a Pana is still the best in quality! Even Nokia can't compete with Panasonic and I can know it! If all that matters to you are ringtones and logos, you should try another toy.
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- 2003-02-23 23:51
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- kevin hawksworth
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not worth the money wish ide bought a nokia ah well
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- 2003-02-22 15:42
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- Anonymous
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the current(set in) & downloaded(panasonicbox) polyphonic music sounds better than most of other phone's polyphonic music i.e. t68 and nokia 6100 & 6610. heard it wif my own ears
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- 2003-02-22 08:39
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- Panaman
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Believe it or not, a Panasonic survives even a fall in the toilet! I've seen it with my own eyes!
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- 2003-02-21 23:39
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- Cooldude
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This phone is not very good. It has short battery life and it doesn't have SMS character counter, so you have big trouble writing sms which is close to 160 characters but not over it.
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- 2003-02-19 04:56
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- Panaman
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If you're a Belgian customer, you can download ringtones and logos for your Panasonic thanks to the mobile operator Mobistar. Almost all Panasonic models from the latest generation (to start with GD75) are compatible. Check your local operator to see if he does the same. The service is provided by the same operator with Panasonic, Digiplug.
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- 2003-02-17 23:43
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- Lulu
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I bought this fone when it came out, under the illusion that it would be very easy to 'personalise', now I've used the free ringtone offer, and wap is expensive, I'de say it's really hard to find anything remotly good for this fone, I aint dissing the quality, just the availability of accessories for it...
Lulu
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- 2003-02-17 01:34
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- Anonymous
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suckss!!!!!!!!!!!
you cant download games!!!!NOWHEREEEEE!!!!
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- 2003-02-14 03:23
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- Anonymous
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That just about sums this phone up! It's fine if you just want to talk and text but to personalise it... no chance!
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- 2003-02-14 00:00
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- ian
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Good phone but had problems finding
16-polyphonic ringtones, see EM reply below.
Dear Ian,
Many thanks for your enquiry.
Unfortunately, the answer is no to all of your questions.
Many thanks.
Best regards,
Customer Service
Panasonic Box
ian wrote:
> country: UK
> model: GD67
> phone:
>
> message:
> 1)Are there any plans in the
> future to provide a
> 16-polyphonic download
> service for the
> GD67?
> 2)Is the GD67 phone actully
> capable of downloading
> ringtones via WAP?
> 3)If I purchased the data
> cable to contect to a PC can
> I transfer ringtones to the
> phones if so what file types
> does it support.(midi,wav)?
> Regards
>
> ian
>
> id:
>
> password:
>
> site:
>
> error message:
>
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- 2003-02-13 05:02
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- xlr_8r
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check this out www.mrtones.com. got some cool tones for panasonic. i couldn't find any Polyphonic ringtones though. if u did do let me know.
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- 2003-01-30 21:52
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- Anonymous
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its battery perfonmance can be more longer than this. i think it is the biggest deficient in this phone.
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- 2003-01-27 23:12
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- james
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the phone is great but were can i get down loadable games form for my phone thet is the only donwfall if you could reply with a list of sites to get them from i would be very greatful ... thank you James.
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- 2003-01-27 20:30
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- xlr_8r
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I got this phone last week. Its cool but at night the Key pad looks really shittt..Its cheap green light which all the Pansonic old fones got.It doesn't go with the colour screen at all..Hope Panasonic will change the key pad back light colour in their new products.Or is there a way i can change it?
thanks
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- 2003-01-25 15:40
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