Motorola C975

I've had this phone for several months, and chose it solely based on the price. It's the cheapest of all the 3G phones that the 3 network has to offer, and is surprisingly quite a decent, if a little unsightly, gadget. First impressions: it's not a jaw-dropper, it's a door stopper. There's no way you can be discreet with one of these. Its actual dimensions (114 x 53.2 x 24.2 mm) are noticeable, and having once owned a microscopic Nokia 8310, I found this a little difficult to get used to. However, you can't expect it to be decent AND small at this price, so you get on with life. On the other hand, a large phone means a large keypad and easy texting (see ...

This Motorola C975 has been around for as long as I can remember. Back in the days I used to see this mobile In the 3 phone shop and thought it was a waste of money because of how big it was. It happened one day that I was walking past 'Savers' and this mobile phone along the others were being sold for only £5 and they also had airtime in them. So it felt like I was getting a free phone and the price didn't not drain my whole pocket money. I chose this C975 because the rest were flip phones and I am not a fan of flip mobiles though I have owned a few. When I got home and after showing off to everyone how I got a mobile for £5 including top up I opened ...

The Motorola C975. ~WHY I CHOSE THE C975~ I was after a new phone for quite a while and I preferably wanted a 3 phone, I was browsing the site and I came across this phone, I was quite quickly drawn the priced of it - £44 - very cheap for the features and network its on. I also had heard it was an excellent phone if you are new to 3 and I would agree completely. ~THE LOOKS~ I think the C975 is a very desirable phone, featuring silver casing with the buttons being a light shade of blue. The screen is rather big with the dimensions being about 1.5 inches. The first thing you notice is that the design seems to have been perfectly laid out ...