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  1. #1
    JPow
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    The V600 phone is due to release "any day now" here in the US by AT&T
    Wireless. I was hoping to get some feedback on the phone from some of our
    friends in Europe as the release will almost be identical to what's
    available in the UK. Positives / negatives and would you recommend it?





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  2. #2
    JC
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    Re: Motorola V600 Feedback

    On Sat, 28 Feb 2004 09:48:25 -0500, "JPow" <[email protected]> wrote:

    >The V600 phone is due to release "any day now" here in the US by AT&T
    >Wireless. I was hoping to get some feedback on the phone from some of our
    >friends in Europe as the release will almost be identical to what's
    >available in the UK. Positives / negatives and would you recommend it?


    Right...in a nutshell then

    Bomb-proof metal design
    Great screen
    Clear speakerphone
    Good signal retention
    Great camera
    So-so polyphonic ring tones
    Good sized keypad
    Complicated user interface - Nothing seems logical if you haven't used a
    Moto in a while.
    Truly awful manual - No instruction about the complicated features and some
    glaring errors. Seems to have been written before the features and menus
    were finalised.
    Dubious Bluetooth implementation. I could not get it to use DUN via
    bluetooth to my Ipaq 4150 using GPRS.
    Dubious OBEX file transfer implementation. My Z600 phonebook could only be
    transferred one at a time..and then swapped the first and last names
    around. Also, exploring the Obex item in bluetooth places on my XP machine,
    crashed my PC every time!
    Web Sessions - If you've never used these..prepare for a struggle. If you
    want to swap between GPRS, GPRS WAP, GSM WAP or GPRS MMS, you have to delve
    into the menu options and set the required connection as the default
    option...every time you change. So say you wanted to send an MMS, you would
    set this as default and then if you wanted to browse the net using GPRS
    WAP, you would have to reset the default connection to this.
    Both SIM and Phone contacts are displayed together meaning duplicate
    phonebook entries. I could not find a way to specify Sim or Phone.

    For me, the cons outweighed the pros by some distance and I returned mine
    the next day!!

    Also...and most disturbingly..there are now a host of reports of the top of
    the flip cracking after only a day's use!!

    >


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    John [Harold Hill, Essex, UK]

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  3. #3
    JC
    Guest

    Re: Motorola V600 Feedback

    On Sat, 28 Feb 2004 09:48:25 -0500, "JPow" <[email protected]> wrote:

    >The V600 phone is due to release "any day now" here in the US by AT&T
    >Wireless. I was hoping to get some feedback on the phone from some of our
    >friends in Europe as the release will almost be identical to what's
    >available in the UK. Positives / negatives and would you recommend it?


    Right...in a nutshell then

    Bomb-proof metal design
    Great screen
    Clear speakerphone
    Good signal retention
    Great camera
    So-so polyphonic ring tones
    Good sized keypad
    Complicated user interface - Nothing seems logical if you haven't used a
    Moto in a while.
    Truly awful manual - No instruction about the complicated features and some
    glaring errors. Seems to have been written before the features and menus
    were finalised.
    Dubious Bluetooth implementation. I could not get it to use DUN via
    bluetooth to my Ipaq 4150 using GPRS.
    Dubious OBEX file transfer implementation. My Z600 phonebook could only be
    transferred one at a time..and then swapped the first and last names
    around. Also, exploring the Obex item in bluetooth places on my XP machine,
    crashed my PC every time!
    Web Sessions - If you've never used these..prepare for a struggle. If you
    want to swap between GPRS, GPRS WAP, GSM WAP or GPRS MMS, you have to delve
    into the menu options and set the required connection as the default
    option...every time you change. So say you wanted to send an MMS, you would
    set this as default and then if you wanted to browse the net using GPRS
    WAP, you would have to reset the default connection to this.
    Both SIM and Phone contacts are displayed together meaning duplicate
    phonebook entries. I could not find a way to specify Sim or Phone.

    For me, the cons outweighed the pros by some distance and I returned mine
    the next day!!

    Also...and most disturbingly..there are now a host of reports of the top of
    the flip cracking after only a day's use!!

    >


    --

    Regards

    John [Harold Hill, Essex, UK]

    Remove the obvious spamtrap from the address to reply!



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