Motorola V100 Personal Communicator

I decided to spend my last dooyoo cheque on a mobile phone, as I have wanted a new one for a long time. Most of my friends are on Orange and they recently bought out the “out there” package where I can pay an extra one-off fee of £14.99 and be entitled to five free text messages per day. As most of what I use a mobile for is text messages I though this was ideal. Then I saw the phone I wanted, the Motorola v.100. It is one of the dinkiest little phones I have ever seen. It has a clam like appearance; the top swings open, much like a laptop computer or electronic personal organiser. It has a small keyboard, which you can use to type your text messages on, ...  Read the complete review

When I first heard of this phone I didn't pay much attention because it was a Motorola phone and I didn't trust Motorola at that time, after having a m3788 and having a bad time with that, there was also the fact that it was very highly priced at £129.99 so I ignored it for a long time. For some reason I have the knack of buying phone that look good but don't have any features. Before I went out and bought this phone I had a siemens c25, which I was happy with, until it got stolen so i claimed on the insurance and i had £50 to spend on a new phone. I weighed up my options and decided on this phone and by the looks of it I made the right choice. ...  Read the complete review

Despite already owning a Nokia 8210 on a One2One contract, I wanted a fun and easy way of accessing WAP sites, which of course I can't do on the Nokia. That was when I discovered and decided to buy the Motorola V100 Personal Communicator on One2One prepay, despite it having mixed reviews from the mobile phone mags. This is a very small and stylish unit in a clear purple colour with a well laid out keyboard and nice big screen which is absolutely ideal for accessing WAP sites. It can also be used for making and receiving phone calls via the supplied earpiece which plugs into the side. It holds it's charge for a good long time and loads nearly all WAP sites ...  Read the complete review

I bought my Motorola v1.00 about 3 months ago, mainly because I spend a lot of my time sending SMS messages - but then, doesn't every mobile phone owner? The first month, everything was great. It was so easy to use, I was sending 10-12 messages a day using the keypad. However, I found myself rarely making calls in public due mainly to that annoying pink hands-free thing you are FORCED to use. At least with a normal phone you have a choice whether to use the hands-free or not! The situation now is that I haven't topped it up for 2 weeks, in which time I've used 50p of the £1.35 in credit because I just can't be bothered anymore. Its too ...  Read the complete review

ok seeing as i dropped my sagem mobile in the bath,dont ask me how,and it wasnt working as it should,i decided to invest in a brand new bubble bath free phone.i like to be totally different to other people and all the rest of the phones that are out at the moment are all boring or too expensive.I saw this phone on the shelves and it looked intriguing.I had a little read of what the strange looking thing did and i was impressed with all the features that it had on it. It has a number of of novelty ring tones to choose from,much more exciting than the ones on the previous motorolla phones.there is a composer where you can make your own ring tone up and you can ...  Read the complete review