Motorola V300

Before I start gabbling on... I wrote this review over a month ago now on the brand spanking new 'Motorola Razor V3'. YES, I know this is the wrong catergory but how annoying is it when you spend ages writing a review to find that you cannot post it. ~ Well you suggest the product to dooyoo right!? Right. I have done that now so many times that I have given up and posted my review here. As soon as the correct product is put on the site this review will be deleted and put in the correct place. (However I am STILL yet to here from dooyoo about my suggested product!!) Sorry for any hassle... This review is on my brand spanking new mobile phone! Yes.... ...

I have a very poor record with mobile phones. One has been put in the washing machine, one flushed down the toilet, one stolen from my bag, and one I thought I'd lost but hadn't really. After 'Losing' my phone (for 'losing' read dropping down the back of the sofa, and it running out of battery so I couldn't call it) I decided it was time to get a new one. I went in with two rules. I wanted it insured, as my poor track record had shown me that this would be a worthwhile investment in my case, and I wanted it on a contract. I trotted off to my local phone shop and after a lot of listening to the assistant blathering on about wap this and polyphonic ...

I will start this review first with the POSITIVE things: * good camera (all modern phones have non-professional camera, but the one provided in the V300 is enough for most people) * battery autonomy (after one months of charging it quite often, now I charge it every 5-6 days) * "soft feel touch" (good feeling of quality), * robust feeling when opening and closing the phone (shell phones seem normally very fragile), * reception quality is very good (better than my previous Nokia 7110 which was already very good), * very intelligent ITAP dictionary (helps a lot in ...