Casio G'zOne Ravine 2

The ; has a durable build that should withstand a lot of abuse. Call quality is admirable and the navigation controls are spacious and easy to use.

The Ravine 2 has a 2.5mm headset jack, and its photo quality is subpar.

The Casio G'zOne continues Casio's long tradition of ultrarugged phones with the bonus of improved call quality.

The flash light is pretty nice. Takes a long time to turn on or off but it works in a pinch.

I'm not a heavy user and the battery only lasts 2 days. No music player. Barely works with Bluetooth lots of static. I even bought a new Jabra and same static issue unless you hold it up to the headset which is pointless.

Lots of room for quick text. Sound quality is good.

Battery life if really bad.

Lots of room for quick text. Sound quality is good.

Battery life if really bad. Calendar and clock alarms turn themselves off. Phone locks up. Charger door broke off in less then 5 months.

Rugged & Durable! G'Z One Gear

Ringtone not as loud as Previous G'Z One Phones

supposedbly indestructible 3 alarm clocks, and very loud, I work in a boiler house and I can definitly hear it over the equipment. LED flashlight which is very bright. quick recharge time decent battery life big and bright screen, easy to read

first month had the inside screen picture invert itself and flip upside down on me, had phone replaced 6 month inside screen went blank. cannot change anything. Having phone replaced agn. Verizon customer service has been great on this issue

Durable, waterproof, impact resistant.

Cant send more than 3 pics at a time. Slow response to input.

Supposedly reasonably sturdy, though it felt like cheap plastic.

$$$$$ for what you get.

The phone is rugged as it says.

There is an echo when I speak. Anyone know how to fix this? Email me at dray0506@hotmail.com if you know what I should do.