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msmith21 Posts: 4

But it took it like a champ! Hell, it actually feels more solid after the drop than it did before. Kudos to SE's design/quality. Does anyone else have a "drop" story?
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Posted: 2003-09-22 22:12:54
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jonbob.com Posts: 175

I dropped my T68M once onto tarmac, small scratch and then onto a sharp corner of a pc case, another scratch but nothing serious.

Dropped my old t28, the flip sent it flying but perfectly intact.
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Posted: 2003-09-22 23:36:14
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nokevin Posts: 291

Got me new T610 in the morn. Went round me mum & dad’s, showed me mum me new phone and she dropt the f**cking thing, it hit the corner of the concrete flower bed then dropped the other 2 half feet to the concrete floor, small dent in the battery cover and a couple of scratches on the back plastic next to the camera, not to bad but only had it an hour!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
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Posted: 2003-09-22 23:49:24
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pachy Posts: > 500

Two days after getting my P800 a brother in law took it to look at it, & dropped it, the Duo, stylus came off, it looked terminal, but no damage was done & its worked for 8 more happy months, i had a banana milkshake earlier, anyone else got any Milk based drink stories.
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Posted: 2003-09-23 00:26:02
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DragAzn Posts: 135

I had a T610 and I dropped it on the street and it got ran over by a car. Now I have T618. YAY me!!.
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Posted: 2003-09-23 03:42:57
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mredd27 Posts: 141

My T65 was used on a building site for 4 months so it got all the wear and tear that comes with that (dust, small drops/hits, generally dirty environment etc.) but it's main drops were once off some scaffolding where it fell onto some hard compacted soil and lived, and once off a dumper-truck where it took a real knock onto the dumper's metal floor and then onto the stone track underneath - it also survived this with no problems. It never even got scratched as it was in a leather case all the time.

It was also left on top of the scaffolding one night in a heavy thunderstorm, but after a couple of hours near a heater the next day it worked as good as new! Apart from a few bugs in the software (that I probably could have fixed with an upgrade) my T65 was a pretty good little phone actually.
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Posted: 2003-09-23 04:15:49
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N.M.E. Posts: 124

lol...run over...what a cool story :P
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Posted: 2003-09-23 04:26:59
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DragAzn Posts: 135

@N.M.E. I guess it's a cool story, because now I have paid double for practically the same phone. I still have the pieces at my store in a box after looking like a pathetic fool in front of a busy street picking up the remainder of my beautiful phone. Rest In Peace lovely T610. At least now I have a extra battery for my T618.
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Posted: 2003-09-23 04:43:37
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Jowi Posts: > 500

thats life. i dropped my T39 & T68i on a concrete too
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Posted: 2003-09-23 04:52:48
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$tinger Posts: 5

I dropped my T200 too. It had a huge scratch at the bottom, but still worked like a charm.
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Posted: 2003-09-23 06:14:26
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