Motorola C350

I have been using the Motorola C350 for 2 years straight now and it has NEVER let me down. It's an extremely reliable phone and has a whole bunch of features compared to it's low price. Now here's the up's: - 4096 colour CSTN display with pretty vivid colours and contrast control - 2MB of memory for image/midi file storage; this is an enormous size, a lot more than you'll ever need since the files you'll use are very small - supports animated GIFs for use as screensaver or background; for background they will display as still image only - nice colour themes - supports SMS chat, using a portion of the phone's memory for this, rather ...  Read the complete review

I upgraded my Nokia 3330 to this Motorola c350 as I wanted a nice colour phone that wasn't too expensive and heavy. I purchased it for £59.99 from Index Catalogue sometime near christmas which I thought was a good price. The main thing was that it looked really good for it's £60 price tag. It comes with a great array of features such as colour screen, games (Moto GP, Astromash and Snood 21), GPRS and polyphonic ringtones. I thought it had Bluetooth as well but it doesn't. The colour screen is very vibrant (though it would be to me, as I only had Nokia 3330 before this) and can be easily adjusted to the theme that you want. There are six ...  Read the complete review

Having had my battle worn Nokia 5110 for a few years now, I figured it was time to finally give in and buy a new phone. It's a shame, because I really liked that phone. It may have been obsolete and it did take up about twice the pocket space of the C350, but I still liked it. If I hadn't damaged it by dropping it, so that it now switches off randomly, I'd still have it. As you've probably guessed, I'm not into spending hundreds on the latest phone with all the latest features that no-one ever actually uses. No-one sane anyway, as the charges to actually use those features are usually outrageous. All I wanted was to be able to send ...  Read the complete review

While choosing my 3rd mobile phone, my main considerations were: price and fun features. My last phone was a Siemens A50 which was nice but this time I wanted a colour screen and downloadable tones etc. I settled on the Motorola C350 as it seemed a good price for what it did, and it looked very fun. I went on the virgin network pay as you go as the texts are now 3p to other virgin customers in the UK. When I got the phone, I was impressed. It looked much nicer than it did in the catalogue from which I ordered it. Much less 'wide'. It was simple to get going and operate. There are some nice pictures and screen savers on it. Handy features ...  Read the complete review

As a mobile phone user , my first mobile was the Motorola C350. When I opened the packaging I noticed how small it was , quite surprising to the Nokia phones I had seen.You have to read a large manual before you get the mobile working , and the manual was a bit hard to understand. The phone has many good features , polyphonic ringtones , colour display and voicemail.But the problem is when you're writing a text message , if you press the end call button by mistake you have to write the whole text message again.The look of the phone is very sophisicated and stylish , with silver buttons and a funky screen. It is good value for money , because it has ...  Read the complete review