Motorola E1000

I got this phone as a substitute for my old old Nokia. At first I felt ok about it, main problem being learning to use the keyboard since all main buttons were on different side than it used to be before. i didn't take it as a problem - but I believe for some people it can be really annoying. However, I soon noticed more problems. Opening the deck was nearly impossible. I had to change SIM cards quite often and that was really difficult. Apparently, you need certain lenght and angle of your nails to be able to do that - and not to be too afraid to break them. Another thing is screen. I was used to be able to see time even when the screen light ...  Read the complete review

I've had this phone for the past year and thankfully i have now just upgraded to a Sony Ericsson K608i. I can't help but feel i was forced in to having this phone from the nice people at phones4u... as it was the 'best' phone available on the 3 network. My first reaction to this phone was positive. I was aware that the new 3g phones were larger than normal so i wasn't put off by the size + weight (Size: 114 x 52 x 23 mm; Weight: 140g). The screen provides a crystal clear image and nice vibrant colours. The screen resolution is 240 x 320 pixels which was fairly impressive when it was first released (end of 2004 if i remember correctly). The sound quality is ...  Read the complete review

The E1000 is a Bulky Phone with many possibilities, as its ease of use enables you to use it for almost anything. Good Aspects- -Reasonably Quick 3G Internet -Good Camera Function -Easy Menus -Good 3D Playback Action Bad Aspects- -Paint Loss Is Easy -Memory is limited (unless an additional memory card is purchased) -Length Of Video Limited -Slow, sometimes limited network connections Overall On The whole i find the motorola E1000 one of the simplist phones to use, perfect if you just want a phone to surf the net (a little) and make and receive calls. With the additional 3d audio it makes use of a ...  Read the complete review

Found the phone bulky. The paintwork on the side buttons started to peal away within 6 months. The screen was easily scratched and resulted in difficulty when viewing photos taken. Line quality was poor. Some of the button often stuck - this resulted in extra effort and time for minimal tasks. Poor battery quality - life within six months was down to about twelve hours. Speaker quality whilst playing/listening to music was poor and crackeled considerably. When sending for a check up it returned unchanged and was advised phone was in good working order - however problems listed still ...  Read the complete review

Candy bar style phone, well equiped with camera, Blue tooth 16 mb memory. This looks cool to me. Its not too weighty. Weighs in at 140 grams - a reasonable weight. The handset has a cool image for a candy bar style handset. Can be awkward for people used to flip phones, The Joysick in the middle of the keypad is very handy and saves time! This middle of the market phone is well worth a look on its ...  Read the complete review