Bought it for my wife.

So far, so good. Had it a week - calls are clear, texting works well enough, and the ability to double as a MP3 player is pretty slick - and it works well. Included bluetooth device is kinda shitty what with cables and all that, a normal one piece jabra would have been a better choice.

Don't care about the tab, 150 bucks is negligible - a small price to pay to not have to deal with the evil ones (also known as Bell and Rogers), so if the experience with it is good the tab pays for itself, if it sucks we throw it away at a fraction of the cost of dealing with Dead Ted and Bell Hell.

Koodo > Telus/Bell/Rogers/Fido/whatever.

So far :-)

;) Koodo

Just switched from Rogers. The only downside is that its not GSM... I liked being able to switch phones easy if I wanted... just change the sim card. But other then that, its great!

I just got the new LG KEYBO. Its awesome! It flips open sideways and has a full keyboard... so its a GREAT phone for someone who texts a lot... like myself. I got Koodo because of their great texting packages. I don't need day time minutes at all. So its awesome for me. I'm also a student so the price range is great too.

I'll try not to bash here, but Koodo is a new phone market targeted at youngsters that in particular like to text alot. So why is there 2 CrappyMotto phones that have slow processors and are no good for texting. If we cannot have access to the same phones on the Telus site, then at least let us buy or bring our own CDMA phones to activate at Koodo.

Peter said:

Selection or lack thereof?

Yes we have a smaller selection of phones than other companies, but we are growing! We just got the new LG Keybo!

Koodo ;)