Motorola M3788

I have found my motorola 'brick' to be very reliable and very easy to use. I learnt how to use mine without the manual (but then I'm not one to be very aquainted with manuals, waste of my time!). I've got my brick on Orange, so I can't really comment on other networks that this phone may also be available on. If you are on Orange, then to know what your credit balance is, simply key in 453. The phone cost me nothing, because my boyfirend gave it to me, but i understand you can buy it for around forty pounds. They don't sell it in Argos anymore, but you may be able to find it somewhere. It's like the T10, not widely sold ...

I have a Motorola 3788 on the one2one network, which can be purchased for around £40 now, with £10 credit (when you register the phone). For a cheap phone, it works really well, and is suitable for putting in the glove compartment for emergencies only, because you only have to credit the phone, or make a call once every 365 days - meaning, if you don't use it, you don't pay a penny. Many people will buy a mobile to send text messages, and this one can too. This phone has no predictive text, so it may take you longer typing in your message than other phones. Also you only get to see two lines of text on the display at any one time, so it can be a bit ...

Well, I never normally buy Motorola products, but I have to say that this one came out on top. Since I had never owned a mobile phone before I was reluctant to buy just any mobile that I came across. I was looking to get a nice simple phone that wasn’t too complicated but not too primitive either. I bought a variation to the phone that you see in the picture. Mine had a flap covering the numbers, a protective flap if you like. It was my first phone and I would suggest to anyone buying this handset if they are first time users. It has a handy arrangement of options for a first time user to get stuck into. The menu of the phone contains 6 options. ...