Motorola SLVR L6

The Motorola L6 is a strange phone in my opinion. Mostly bought in desperation for an upgrade from a Nokia 3410 it’s the same length (113mm) but is half the thickness at 10.9mm. The phone provides many basics that may seem a luxury to me but are a standard for others – camera, Bluetooth, video capture, sync with PC as well as a few others. It’s not necessarily that attractive and can be difficult to use at times but it does what it is told and eats up the credit poured into it in the process. Bought on the O2 network from Amazon I had a few problems (all Amazon’s fault though) – why sell a new product with a used SIM card? Anyway, the battery is dead on ...

The motorola L6 can be quite confusing. On paper, it has the features and it certainly looks very thin and sleek. You'd expect this phone to be a bit more expensive..like its bigger brother the L7. Once you get it though, you realise why it is so cheap. If you buy it as a no nonsense phone, making and receiving calls, sure it's functional. But try use any of the features advertised and you will be sorely disappointed. I received this phone for free as part of a no-cost contract (i.e cash back contract) in June. If you'd like more information on these kind of contracts, please go and look in my reviews. Packaged with the phone is the battery, ...

Well, i got my Motorola L6 for Christmas last year and it has served me well i suppose although i have always found it annoying that i can seemingly only have 2 songs on the phone and a couple of videos as the memory is so low on it. The sound quality is average but that doesn't really matter as you can only fit 2 songs on the phone even after deleting all of the default ones (i mean, all of the ones it lets you delete, some you cannot and they are taking up valuable space and not being used - ridiculous in my opinion). The camera and video camera are both pretty good for the price of the phone i would say. I havn't had any trouble with either of ...