Motorola M3788 Reviews

Last christmas guess what my Dad got me for christmas, a mobile...of all the phones...he chose the m3788e. For some reason my dad thinks I need a mobile, the real thing is...I don't. I send the occasional message or call the occasional person but I'm not really a heavy user of it. The phone serves all my purposes. It ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

Before I decided to buy a mobile phone I pounded my brain trying to decide what sort of user I would be . I finally came to the conclusion I would initially be a light user as most of the day I have access to a land-line , and the rest of the day I would be driving and not wanting to attract the long arm of the law . Plus most places I visit are ...  Read the complete review

When I got my Motorola M3788 (what a catchy name :), I honestly thought it was the mutt's nuts. I hadn't owned a mobile before this one, and the feeling of having a pay-as-you-go, which was exclusively mine, was great. The phone wasn't bad to look at either. My parents went quite in for mobiles around the mid-90's onwards so we ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

overall this is a brilliant mobile phone which is easy too use.It was the first mobile phone i bought, when i did it cost £49.99 but now it is only £19.99 which shows you how much mobile phones have dropped recently. The size and weight might not be as good as some of todays mobiles but it is still a very nice phone.The battery lifetime ...  Read the complete review

OK, lets get something straight - this is NOT a fashion accessory, it will not make you look cool, nor will it let you forget you are lugging it around. However, what it does do, it does fairly well. This phone is fairly limited on features - no clock for example, which is a bit of a pain when you get a missed call, plus if the missed ...  Read the complete review

The Motorala m3788 is a basic phone to say the least. It has few options and options that can't even compare to the newer phones of today. The phone book can hold about 80 names which isn't exactly huge and there is a limited amount of ring tones available. There is also no ring tone composer which means you will always have a ...  Read the complete review

Hmmmm, yes, the M3788. I've never owned one of these. It just doesn't have the features that I personally look for in a phone, and besides, as I prefer the contract route I can get phones that are a little (or a lot!) more upmarket without parting with any money for the handset itself. Anyway, to the M3788: My ...  Read the complete review

This is the best bargain I have found in a long time. I got this phone from Argos on the One 2 One tariff. It was £20 with £10 of call credit, another £7.50 when I register, a rucksack, leather case & personal organiser. The phone is a little big but who cares at this price? Coverage on this phone is excellent. I get better reception than my dad ...  Read the complete review

If you want a phone for occaisional use, then a Motorola M3788 works well enough, and is cheap. I've just bought a new one, to replace a phone that was nicked, on Orange Just Talk for £20. This was a price which you could find in a lot of places a few weeks ago. I tried all the UK mobile phone WWW sites and the best I could find was ...  Read the complete review

Having dropped my Motorola c520, I needed to replace it and ended up paying the paltry sum of twenty quid for a new m3788e (basically the same phone). That's five quid less than a sim card on it's own - so if you can get one at this price, get it for spare parts if you want and don't register it; the sim card as you can use your ...  Read the complete review

This is a good phone for children or for someone who is going to keep it in their car or handbag or even for emergencies. If you like motorolas and want to buy one, I would recommend the Talkabout or V as they are so near in price to each other that it’s hardly worth buying one that can’t do as much for a price difference of about £20. ...  Read the complete review

I'm sorry Motorola but i just do not like this phone at all. I know its a popular phone and that its cheap which is great and suits many people on a tight budget or the 'emergencies only' user. I'm currenty using a Motorola T2288 but only as i brought it for cheaper than one of these and it has the 3 months of free WAP access. ...  Read the complete review

This is a plain simple looking phone with nothing fancy to it but I find it is great. I am with the orange network and the Calls are quite cheap. It is 10p off peak to another user and 20p on peak, I have no house phone anymore and rely on this and I find that the vouchers last a good while. You can store names in it and you can also get ...  Read the complete review

After realising it was *essential* to have a mobile phone a couple of years ago - about five years behind the rest of the country, obviously! - I bought one. I now wonder how I ever managed without it! When I am constantly online, writing Dooyoo opinions (of course), it is useful for people to contact me on my mobile phone, while the main ...  Read the complete review

Even before this phone was released it was out of date. With all the sophistication, style and looks of a russian shotputter the montreal was never going to be a winner. I got one with a pay as you go package and it wasn't long before I hit problems. The recharger gave up after a few months, any slight knock meant that the sim card needed ...  Read the complete review

There are some aspects of the phone that should be considered before purchasing this phone. I got this phone at the beginning of June 2000, as it was at a great price of £30 at the Orange Shop. On pay as you go the rates are also pretty good. But some things I, and others familiar with this phone are irritating.The main point is that there is no ...  Read the complete review

I own the Motorola m3788e on Orange Pay As You Go. There. That's the useless info out of the way. What do I think of it? Well, first of all, I have to say it's a great phone for beginners. If you're just starting out and you're a bit dazed by WAP, dual band and so on, then get this phone. It's simple, easy-to-read ...  Read the complete review