Motorola T720

I have not been a fan of Motorola phones in the past. Ever since my mother first had one in 1992, I have known them as heavy and bulky, and when I first actually got to use one, it was the old M3788, which had one of the worst menu systems in the world. The V2288 I used a few months ago for a very short while seemed to have a different menu system, but one which was just as bad, and it was still far too big in comparison with other phones of its time. The Motorola flip family has always been a different story altogether, since I think that the original Startac was the first flip phone ever, and the V50, launched in about 2000, was selling right up until early this year ...  Read the complete review

The T720 is Motorola's first venture into the European colour screen market, and it is in my opinion by far the best Motorola phone yet. It's most obvious asset and selling point is its screen. 160 pixels tall and 120 wide, it is one of the largest you can buy on a phone at the moment. It displays an incredible range of 4096 colours, which makes viewing pictures much more realistic than on other phones, for example if you compare this to the most popular colour phone in Britain, the Sony Ericsson T68i, the Motorola wins admirably, with the T68i only able to show 256 colours on 101x80 pixels. Polyphonic ringtones means that one is able to play ...  Read the complete review

This phone is ideal for someone who wants something small, lightweight, but doesn't want too many gadgets, which many modern phones do have. This phone has a colour screen and comes with some really nice screensavers, although, considering it's a flip down phone, it's rare you see the screensavers. It also comes with it's own range of animated smileys, for those who like to text and use smileys in text. It has wap, although, I found the wap to be quite slow. The phone has polyphonic ringtones, and it's possible to download more through the wap. It has a java games capacity & comes with a motorbike racing game, although it can be a ...  Read the complete review

I have had my phone for about six months and have expirienced no problems. The things i found disappointing were the volume of the ringtones, the fact that you only get the demo versions of motogp, tetris and breakout,no stunt man! Then the fact that you can't text anyone who's not already in your phone book, the text "outbox" is non-existant, and the fact that without the camera you cant send any pics that weren't already on the phone when it came. Also don't buy it without the camera, you can't buy find it anywhere, not even on the official website!! One last moan is that the phone takes at least thirty seconds to switch on! these are only ...  Read the complete review

had this phone as my first contract phone with Orange. During the whole year I had it, it was replaced about 6 to 7 times. The phone itself has good features, buttons are a good size, good recording feature etc. But with a phone it needs to be reliable. Round 1: The screen broke, it kept showing parts of the screen, with white lines where it wasn't working. Round 2: The screen broke again, going in and out of negative effects. Round 3: The red On/Off also hangup button broke. No matter how hard I pushed it, I couldn't use it. Not to bad as you can close the flip to hang up, but annoying cause I had to charge the ...  Read the complete review