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 ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

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, ...  Read the complete review

Ok, i must admit, when i bought the motorola v60, it was purely due to the way it looked. Small, stylish, and looks like it should have a lot of advanced features. Fact. I was annoyed with this phone after about an hour after having charged it up. If you use your mobile to text a lot, then quite simply, don't bother. Anyone having ever used a motorola phone to text people will back me up, it's hard work! I resorted to phoning people instead of text, because it was so much easier. The V60 doesn't like to bring up menus too quickly either. There's far too many "please wait" signs for my liking. Having said this, ...  Read the complete review

had to trade in my old Samsung A300 and after centuries of Nokias thought I'd stick with flip phones as I had gotten so used to them and they offer at least a first line of resistance to my 4yr old & 7 mth old sons. The v60 was the cheapest one I could upgrade to - (I'd really love the Samsung t100 too pricey) and as I was now used to non-Nokia menu's, it wasn't too hard to get used to the motorola system. it looks very sharp & snazzy but the flip once opened does feel a bit wobbly. On The Bits I use the most.... Don't use Games, triband, predictive text or wap. But Date book as the calender is called is OK altho you can only see 1 ...  Read the complete review