Amoi CS6 Silver Cell Phone Accessories

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Product features

• This is a tri-band GSM 900/1800/1900 cell phone
• 1.5-inch, 65,000-color screen (128 x 128 pixels)
• SMS/EMS/MMS messaging, voicemail, and e-mail functions
• Intelligent speed dial; phone book memory with 200 entries
• Lithium-ion battery offers 5 hours of talk time and 100 hours of standby

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Product description

Design
The CS6's full-color display sports 128 x 128 resolution and support for 65,000 colors. Vital phone functions are controlled by the button pad below the screen, but when you want to make a call, simply reveal the slide-out number pad and dial away. The dial pad is crafted of metal and features a sapphire blue backlight.

Calling Features
The CS6's built-in address book can hold up to 200 contacts with up to eight entries per contact. Other calling features include caller ID, call hold, auto-redial, a minute reminder, and a date and time indicator for missed calls. There's also a call log that displays the last 20 calls received and dialed. The phone ships with 40 polyphonic ringtones.

Messaging, Internet and Tools
If you need mobile messaging capabilities, the CS6 has you covered. Support is built in for sending and receiving pictures, text, graphics, and sound via MMS messages. A built-in wireless web browser allows you to get mobile web content right from your phone. Predictive text entry, which is a technology that makes it easier for people to enter words and text on handsets, is built into the unit-- a plus for mobile email and text messaging users.

A number of handy software tools are bundled with the CS6 including a voice memo recorder, a calculator, a calendar, and an alarm clock.

Imaging and Entertainment
The CS6 supports custom themes and wallpapers so you can dress it up to suit your style. Six games come with the phone, as well.

Vital Statistics
The Amoi CS6 weighs 2.8 ounces and measures 3.6 x 1.73 x 0.80 inches. Its lithium-ion battery is rated at up to 5 hours of digital talk time, and up to 110 hours of digital standby time. It runs on the 900/1800/1900 GSM/GPRS frequencies.

What's in the Box
CS6 handset, battery charger, battery, hands-free headset, user's manual.

User reviews

  Not Even Functional, 2006-11-10
This product, while light and looked nice, was shabbily made, would not stay powered on, the graphics looked like they were stenciled. I cannot rate the actual reception as the phone would not stay on. Do not waste your time on this POS.

  Decent flexible unlocked phone with built-in FM, 2006-08-17
Arriving in gifbox-like blue packaging, this Chinese-made GSM phone sports a slider design, first developed by Kyocera a few years ago. It operates on 3 GSM frequencies: 900 (used extensively in Asia and Europe), 1800 (also used in Europe), and 1900 (used in the U.S. and the Americas). While it doesn't cover the lesser-common 950 band used in the U.S., it qualifies as a world phone. And because it's unlocked, you can usually just buy a prepaid SIM card in Asian and European countries and make and receive calls right away.

I use the CS6 with my 7-Eleven Speak Out Wireless prepaid SIM card. The card registered right away without any problem. Calls made and received on this lightweight 3-ounce phone are surprisingly very clear. Unfortunately, the phone doesn't have a separate speaker like my Sprint Sanyo phones do, so you should avoid holding the earpiece next to your ear when the ring comes in, esp. if you have the ring volume set to max.

The phone, first released to the Chinese public two years ago, has a smallish but clear color screen; I suspect it's the passive-matrix type instead of the more expensive TFT active-matrix type, but it's very readable. The user interface is okay; because this has not been customized to the U.S. market, some of the terminology can be confusing. Overall, the phone is easy to use. But I don't like the tiny key buttons as I have large hands. The slider construction seems solid and should last a long time, althoug the phone's overall finish is not up to par with phones from Motorola, Nokia, Sony Ericsson or any of the Japanese brands. Its build quality is on par or beats South Korean brands, and its call quality is way better.

Feature-wise, this doesn't have all the high-speed Internet bells and whistles, but it has a few surprises. There's a built-in FM radio; you must use a headset to use the radio as it depends on the headset wire for antenna functions. A simple headset with call button is included in the package. It comes with three games, including Tetris. It also has a Karaoke function: it plays songs that are preprogrammed with flashing lyrics, accompanied by MIDI music. Two songs are included. You can download more on the Internet and then transfer them to the phone via an optional PC cable. Data-wise, the phone supports GPRS, but not EDGE (which went on the market about a year ago). The phone is also highly customizable, including the ability to block undesirable numbers.

In short, this is a good GSM phone. It feels a little flimsy in the hand but has good voice clarity and is fairly easy to use. Best of all, it's inexpensive and works well as an international phone.

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