The Bottom Line
- Lightweight and not too bulky
- Nice TFT display with 65,000 colors
- No infrared nor Bluetooth support really deceiving
- Speakerphone performance not optimal
Description
- Technology support: CDMA
- Dimensions: 3.3 x 1.6 x 0.9 inches
- Flip cover and camera phone
Guide Review - Audiovox CDM8900 camera phone Review
However, the Audiovox CDM8900 camera phone has its drawbacks. It is not Bluetooth-enabled nor does it support infrared communication, an odd design choice for a camera phone with which users would legitimately want to transfer some pictures to their PC, and as far as I know, it doesn't allow free do-it-yourself ringtone customization. Please note that I haven't personally tried the Audiovox CDM8900 camera phone yet, this review is based on a technical analysis of the phone features and the comments received from our users.
Among comments received: Denny Vega likes the fact that the Audiovox CDM8900 camera phone "has a stop watch, among other well known extras as calculator, calendar" but he dislikes the fact that one can't receive a call when snapping a picture. Doyle R. Hill is pleased with the CDM8900 but he thinks the speakerphone volume is finicky: "Sometimes it is loud enough, sometimes not," he says.
