Hi Brett;

I owned both the 4500 as well as the 4650.

The 4650 didn't have as many prompts.

It assumed that you had the 4500 and you knew what you were doing with it.

I liked the 4500 a lot better however, the speakerphones kept blowing out on 
them.

I switched to a Motorola V-276.

The phone is not as accessible as the other phones but, I never loose any 
connections and the battery life is great.

73 De Anthony W2AJV
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Subject: [BLIND-HAMS] inquiry about accessible cell phones


> Sorry for the slightly off topic post but as this is radio at an
> advanced form, here goes.
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> The lgvx4500 is no longer available so the question is are its
> replacements continuing the accessability of the older models?
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> Thank you!
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