Sharp FX STX-2 - Black (AT&T) Smartphone

Best bang for the buck for a texting phone. I honestly think the phone is fabulous. I've had it for a few months now and I love it. I dropped it a good amount of times and there's only one scratch on it. The touch screen is easy to use, its just a little dysfunctional when you're trying to send a picture to someone, but just hit enter instead of touching the screen and its fine. What I really love is the design of the phone, all the options, and they keyboard. The battery life is decent, but it's a phone-- the battery life on most cell phones isn't too long so who cares? My friend loved my phone and asked me what kind it was, and she's gonna get it soon. So see? It's a really good phone, and I would definitely recommend it.

1st of all, this is not a smartphone. I have went through 3 of them & AT&T will not send me a different phone. This is the worst phone I have ever owned & I have owned a lot of phones. Main problems are: The touchscreen is very slow & very inaccurate, You have to pound on it to get it to work! The phone itself is very slow. It freezes up all the time & the only way to fix it is to pop out the battery. Sometimes when I receive a text or a voicemail, the ringtone keeps on ringing even after I press view or call! If you receive a text, phone call or a voicemail & the phone is locked than you can view everything on the phone bc it only stays locked if you go out of everything! (I hope that makes sense), the camera sucks as well! The phone is constantly dropping calls! It also has very bad reception & you can barely hear the other person, sounds muffled! This phone is worthless which is why I upgraded my plan with a Samsung Infuse 4g! I advise everyone to stay away from this phone! It is not worth the time or the money!
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Looks good, works good, that's all I have expected.
Easy to do texting.
"This is an excellent start for Sharp in the cell-phone world. Easy to use, the Sharp FX is a breath of fresh air to a rather stuffy line-up.
Design/Looks - The Sharp FX breaks away from the latest "chubby" look and delivers a striking "Droid-like" shock. Strong, sinister lines merge into edgy, modern like speakers, disguising the slide-out keyboard efficiently. A 3.5mm headphone jack is fitted unobtrusively into the bottom left side, allowing users to plug a standard set of head-phones in, thus negating the need for special earphones. The QWERTY keyboard is large, well lit, and easily used.

This phone is a piece of crap it will cut off when you are talking and freeze up cant get in touch with any one to get money back

we bought it because our other phone stopped working on us

there's nothing we don't really like about the phone

we haven't tried the gps and things yet but internet it doesn't compare to the iphone in speed of surfing the web but it works.