Hands Free Godsend (Motorola V3)

Member Name: MistressKizz

Product:	Motorola V3
Date:	24/01/06 (735 review reads)
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Advantages: Simple, Easy to use, Excellent Bluetooth, easy to see display and looks neat.

Disadvantages: Short-ish battery life.

Slim, stylish, easy to use, looks good anytime, so does my phone... But, my phone does need charging every night, but I can charge at work simply by plugging it into a USB port on the PC. I use mine mostly while I drive, so the voice activated bluetooth is terrific. Phone in my bag, somewhere in the back seat, blue tooth in the ear, instant voice connections and quick acceptance of incoming calls.

I made up some nifty MP3's for ringtones and downloaded from my PC, or zapped over the bluetooth knotwork.
The Hands free option (Standard) is great for those moments when you have no bluetooth with you and you need both hands to do something, (like dress a five year old).

Easy to see screen and simple to navigate menu's. This phone is hard wearing having been dropped and dinged counless times yet still looks and works great.

Works with my palm too, so all my texting is done via the palm and bluetoothed to the phone. (Sorry, but I text in English and not in txt jrgon). The Internet connectivity is good as well, especially getting maps etc on the move( Strictly from the passenger seat, Honest)

All in all, I rate 8/10. Dont like the short battery life, nor the external camera button (Yeuck). But you can make it beep from the outside at will, hence, oops , sorry, they are paging me, will have to go, call me later, byeeee (Exit boring meeting)

Summary: Easy to use, great bluetooth, great hands free ability.

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