Motorola SLVR L7

Having recently received my free upgrade to the Sony Ericcson k810i (check out my review lol) i have realised how unimpressive the SLVR actually is. i found that when i first got it i was impressed mainly by the physical appearance of the phone. the slim design was great and made the phone almost un-noticable in my pocket. aswell as this the whole keyboard has a vibrant blue light that radiates from underneath they keys in the dark. the appearance of thephone is where i think all the manufacturer and design effort was put as performance wise the SLVR was not great! When i connected the phone to my PC with the cable provided i was pleased to discover that i ...

Currently this is my handset of choice. I go through handsets like a hot knife through butter. I chuck them into my trouser pocket along with my keys, or I stick them into my ass pocket and then forget and sit on them. So, you get it so far, I break phones. I wanted a cheap handset that would allow me to do things like watch full films, and play mp3, so I took a look at the SLVR L7. here are a few details; Quad band GPRS Bluetooth Installable iTap languages Multiple recipients on texts Email client built in Java 2.0 browser MicroSD cards memory expansion iTunes built in Video player ...

Motorola L7 Mobile Phone I got this phone blind, however, as it was described I was very impressed. And in some ways still am. Before getting it I had only had Nokia phones (and an O2 Xi(which doesn't even deserve a mention)) so was used to the set up and style of nokia. The Slvr L7 is a nice phone to handle, though wider than your standard phone it feels nice and is very stylish. Very thin and robust, it looks good and isn't a fussy with features. I find the Motorola phone has a masculine look and feel about them. The camera works well and produces some very nice pics - some of which I have printed out and the quality of picture is ...