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Motorola Q Smartphone Ratings and Reviews
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THE ORIGINAL MOTOROLA Q
Bought this "smartphone" because it was supposed to do more than you would expect from and cell phone. It did do everything alright, let me check and write e-mails, play select games on the web, get the current weather information but when it came to sending text messages there was one BIG flaw ... it wouldn't let me attach pictures - nor would it let me see text forwards with pictures on it. On my old phone it may have taken off the picture and i was able to read the message, but on the Q it sent me a msg saying they had to "re-work" the text, but that's all I got. Was...
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Huzzahs: 3G data, 3G data, 3G data. The keyboard is decent, but not as good as a BlackBerry (which has larger, concave buttons). The tic-tac buttons on the Q work, but you have to press them hard. I could type out messages faster on my BlackBerry,... review »
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This phone is great. It finally allowed me to get rid of my PDA and even my MP3 player. It pretty much does it all. Overall quite happy with the performance and features.
The camera is pretty average, and the video recorder is ok.
The keyboard is much easier to use than some of the other smartphones, there seems to be a bit more space between the keys.
One negative is that my service provider doesn't provide MS Office Mobile.
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The moto q is a nice smart phone the qwerty keyboard is pretty much the best feature. The phone's drawbacks are the video quailty is crap, and the phone can't send pictures!!! How dumb is that? I don't strongly recommend this phone, but it's really not that bad of a phone. Anothr good feature is it has windows media player you can download music onto. The background and screensaver options were pretty bland.
Replaced my aging Treo 600 since I wanted a higher resolution screen and camera. Wanted the Samsung Blackjack but unfortunately it's not carried by Sprint.
Like the phone size and after many changes to the settings am actually getting battery life that I can live with. (Seach the web for power saving tips or your battery will not even make it 14 hours in standby without dying.)
Biggest drawback is that moving from the Palm/Treo operating system to the Windows Mobile makes me wonder why Microsoft is so bad at what they do. Menus and selections are completely non-intuitive and common... review »
I purchased the Silver Motorola Q on a whim. I wanted something similar to a Blackberry and after fidgeting with a friend's new Q impulsively made the purchase. After all was said and done (phone, accessories, etc.) I paid nearly $500, which could have gotten me an IPhone a few short months later!
Issues with the phone:
Internet not convenient.
Never keeps a charge; by mid-afternoon I have a "dead" phone.
Can't purchase ring-tones.
Poor audio.
Camera not so great.
Receive error messages constantly (draining battery)
Frequently unable to receive or send MMS messages
Key pad went loopy...
