Motorola V60

Wait, don’t buy yet! If you choose a phone on its looks alone then this may not be phone for you. I had a V60 for nearly a month whilst I was waiting for my Ericsson T68 to arrive and had a choice of keeping this phone or swapping it for the T68. I decided on the T68 and here is why. FIRST IMPRESSIONS This phone has a ‘flip’ design pioneered by Motorola with the Startac and then the V series. I haven’t owned a Motorola since I had a V3688, which was the smallest phone on the market at the time. As with all Motorola flip phones I have used the hinge is a little loose and doesn’t feel as well made as the Samsung ...

After always buying Nokia phones I thought I would broaden my horizons and go for something different this time. I haven't bought a new mobile phone for about two years, so I thought I would treat myself, and after signing up with vodafone, i got the Motorola V60 for fifty pounds with a trade in on my old phone. That was a few weeks ago...so whats the verdict... I have subdivided my review into several sections: Appearance: No doubt this is the selling point of this little phone. It has a trendy silver finish, looks stylish, and feels great in your hand. Definitely a looker. The phone is a open and shut flip phone with a blue-lit screen. The ...

I've had my V60 for about 3 months now and got it for the sole purpose of needing a tri-band phone so I could still be contactable when I went to the US for 2 weeks in September. Well thanks to Vodafone I was unable to actually use it across there as they hadn't set me up for international roaming - thanks Vodafone. So I can't comment on it's tri-band functionality. So to the rest of it... Looks: Looks quite smart - I would always go for a flip-phone, that's just my personal preference. This is probably one of the neatest looking flips around. Build: When flipped open the whole phone feels quite solid, however when closed, ...