Motorola C300

I have to say that I do love my phone. I bought it (Christmas 2002) because it was so small and light and I liked the look of it. My previous phone had been a bit of a brick so I wanted this one. Plus, it was only £100 so it seemed great. (I'm not sure if you can even buy it anymore you know, but last time I saw it in a shop, about 4 mths ago, it was £80) FEATURES The features on the phone are amazing for such a small thing. The polyphonic tones are really nice, and you can download more. I think the system of typing text messages is better than the Nokia way - even though it was confusing at first, but you get used to it. I can't think ...  Read the complete review

The main things going for the C300 are its look, size and weight. It is gorgeous phone- small, sleek, silver. It has bright blue lights that flash in time to the ring tones and has a good selection of ring tones. However, the silver case scratches very easily and it does not look very sleek with dents and scratches all over it! If you like to text then this may not be the phone for you! After having a Nokia the predicted text on this phone seems very difficult to use. It is not as straightforward as I was used to and takes a lot longer. The picture messages and business cards on this phone can only be sent to other similar phones, I'm not sure exactly which ...  Read the complete review

Want a really cool mobile that sounds as good as it looks? Then the Motorola C333 could be your baby except... The problem is that the front casing is so flimsy that a gentle amount of pressure on the edge of the screen surround will crack the LCD display. Then all that coolness, all those polyphonic tones, all those features - will be useless. Motorola's other products have such great structural integrity, it is such a shame that they shaved the manufacturing sepcification just a little too much here! ...  Read the complete review