V 551 comments?

I've read both pro and con reviews but would like more. I've been
using a V60G for several years and might be upgrading. Don't really
need a camera but have an offer on this model.

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ive had my v551 since xmass and love it.
no problems at all, i even use the usb cable to transfer things around and
hex edit.
alls good.
for me / anyhow
gl
"Kryos" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I've read both pro and con reviews but would like more. I've been using
> a V60G for several years and might be upgrading. Don't really need a
> camera but have an offer on this model.

I've had a v551 for about 6 months and like it a lot.

The camera is an extra and produces poor results, good only in ad-hoc
situations like showing what a piece of furniture looks like to the wife.

Have not had any battery life problems others have experienced. Took it on
a 6-day golf trip to LV and it was only two "clicks" down after four days.
It probably could have made it, but I had taken my charger and topped it
off.

What I found is that the BlueTooth is the most useful feature (other than
phone calls). The Mobile Phone Tools is o.k., but I find that I skip using
it most of the time. You need a BlueTooth "dongle" for your PC, but the
phone intrinsicly knows what to do with files that you send to it (and the
PC knows how to deal with files going the other way) including photos,
sounds, phonebook entries, and calendar items.

If you want to do multiple items in one session, the MPT is better. It came
with a USB cable, but works much better via BlueTooth. The USB cable
hook-up must be done in a specific sequence or the connection doesn't happen
.... I just don't bother using it any more.



"Kryos" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I've read both pro and con reviews but would like more. I've been
> using a V60G for several years and might be upgrading. Don't really
> need a camera but have an offer on this model.

V551 is one of our best sellers with very few returns or problems.
Bluetooth is one of the best selling points. Did you know that the
v551 'guts' are the same as the Razr v3? this means reliable.

On Mon, 04 Jul 2005 15:06:01 -0700, Kryos <[email protected]> wrote:

>I've read both pro and con reviews but would like more. I've been
>using a V60G for several years and might be upgrading. Don't really
>need a camera but have an offer on this model.

On Mon, 04 Jul 2005 15:06:01 -0700, Kryos <[email protected]> wrote:

>I've read both pro and con reviews but would like more. I've been
>using a V60G for several years and might be upgrading. Don't really
>need a camera but have an offer on this model.
If you get yourself a usb cable, hook it up to the phone, familiarize
yourself with a couple of progs for Motorola "fiddling around" and
you can do virtually anything to the phone... that's the beauty of
recent Motorola models :-))

I also like all of the features, and I've had no problems. The only
thing I haven't figured out is how to attach a specific ringer to a
caller that calls me frequently. So I woudn't have to look at the
phone to know who is calling. Plus I've misplaced the manual..

On Tue, 05 Jul 2005 18:35:20 GMT, "S. Gione" <[email protected]>
wrote:

>I've had a v551 for about 6 months and like it a lot.
>
>The camera is an extra and produces poor results, good only in ad-hoc
>situations like showing what a piece of furniture looks like to the wife.
>
>Have not had any battery life problems others have experienced. Took it on
>a 6-day golf trip to LV and it was only two "clicks" down after four days.
>It probably could have made it, but I had taken my charger and topped it
>off.
>
>What I found is that the BlueTooth is the most useful feature (other than
>phone calls). The Mobile Phone Tools is o.k., but I find that I skip using
>it most of the time. You need a BlueTooth "dongle" for your PC, but the
>phone intrinsicly knows what to do with files that you send to it (and the
>PC knows how to deal with files going the other way) including photos,
>sounds, phonebook entries, and calendar items.
>
>If you want to do multiple items in one session, the MPT is better. It came
>with a USB cable, but works much better via BlueTooth. The USB cable
>hook-up must be done in a specific sequence or the connection doesn't happen
>... I just don't bother using it any more.
>
>
>
>"Kryos" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:8piye.7371$Eo.2300@fed1read04...
>> I've read both pro and con reviews but would like more. I've been
>> using a V60G for several years and might be upgrading. Don't really
>> need a camera but have an offer on this model.
>

You can download a PDF version of the manual on the Motorola site.
http://commerce.motorola.com/consume...ml/manual.html

Dick

On 17 Jul 2005 10:57:02 -0500, Dodge Ramses <[email protected]> wrote:

>I also like all of the features, and I've had no problems. The only
>thing I haven't figured out is how to attach a specific ringer to a
>caller that calls me frequently. So I woudn't have to look at the
>phone to know who is calling. Plus I've misplaced the manual..

"Dodge Ramses" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I also like all of the features, and I've had no problems. The only
> thing I haven't figured out is how to attach a specific ringer to a
> caller that calls me frequently.

Edit the phonebood entry ... item on the list: Ringer ID

Thank you both!!


On Mon, 18 Jul 2005 19:56:57 GMT, "S. Gione" <[email protected]>
wrote:

>
>"Dodge Ramses" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> I also like all of the features, and I've had no problems. The only
>> thing I haven't figured out is how to attach a specific ringer to a
>> caller that calls me frequently.
>
>Edit the phonebood entry ... item on the list: Ringer ID
>