Motorola V3688

Excuse the title but it got your attention didn’t it, if you saw the advert you know what I'm on about, if you didnt .... well, you probably think I'm a bit strange !!! This used to be my “going out” phone as it was small enough to fit in my trouser pocket and had a vibrate alert which meant I never missed a call in a loud pub or club. It was a bit of a pain switching SIM’s though from whatever bulkier handset I was using to the V series as I wouldn’t use the V for work or home for reasons I outline later. The above ritual however changed when I got my Nokia 8210 which now has my SIM in it constantly as it ...  Read the complete review

"Its tiny" - "i've had bigger bits eh corn on ma crap" a wise fat man once said. And it is very appropriate for this phone. The Main feature of this phone is obviously is size. It fits in almost any pocket and still gives some space. Its not too heavy and doesnt get in your way. You have the good choice of a vibration function, which can be useful when you wish to be that little bit more discreet. You have a choice of about 10/11 ring tones but are not able to make your one tunes like on the popular nokia phones. the Screen is easy to read and doesnt really require the use of a backlight. The Phone has many ...  Read the complete review

The V3688 was my old phone before my 3210 and it was nothing special. This phone had three advantages. To me they were its size, although this may be too small for some people as on the odd occasion it did get lost, the vibra alert, this is useful and in my opinion every phone should have this, although it does shorten the batterylife, and finally the holographic display. This is great as it lets you see the screen very clearly without the need for the the backlights. This is due to the screen being able to reflect the natural light in such a way that the screen is illuminated sufficiently. This however is where the advantages end. This phone has complicated ...  Read the complete review

This phone is the smallest on the market, only weighing 83g and taking 75 minutes to charge – it lets you enjoy the benefits of communication, but it is too small. I found that the screen is brilliant, because the contrast may be adjusted to suite yourself. It has Vibrating alert and is data compatible. It is dual band and has talk time of up to 200 minutes, and stand by time of up to 125 hours. However my point is that this phone has very small keys – I found it very difficult to use and it is irritating having to press them all the time. ...  Read the complete review

The one key factor that differentiates the Motorla V3688 from the other phones on the market is its size. Does size matter? To some people, yes, but others may feel this phone is too small and has potential to be easily misplaced. Behind the stunning looks is there anything more on the feature side? Sadly the answer to this is no. In the current day and age where Nokia are adding more and more features to the range this phone lacks many features hence the lack of features may have been caused by the lack of size. This phone is excellent to show-off with and [erfect for those who hate carrying mobiles around as it fits discreetly in your pocket. The latest Motorola phone ...  Read the complete review