"Satisfied" iPhone 3GS owners
Of 200 iPhone 3GS users polled in August, 2009, 99 percent termed themselves "satisfied," with 82 percent saying they were "very satisfied."
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I work for RadioShack, and our Sprint rep brought this phone in yesterday to show us so we'd know a bit about it before we got them in stock. I was pretty impressed actually - seemed like a pretty good quality piece for such a low price. The keyboard is very usable, although the keys were a little loose and jiggly it seemed, but nothing that would bother me or most likely anyone else using it. The lack of EVDO hurts, but this device isn't for people who want to do major web browsing anyway. The email integration is pretty damn good for a low end device. Camera is serviceable for the market segment they are going after (tweens and soccer moms) and the screen itself was bright and clear. It looks like it should be a winner for the cheap qwerty phone market, especially at the mentioned $29.99. Only complaint was that its not a music phone and there's no microSD slot, but for the market they're aiming for, they don't need it.