Motorola V66

I searched for the V66e - but Dooyoo didn't want to oblige! - what's the difference between phone with the 'e' suffix and one without? Nothing with the phone itself, its just that as I discovered, phones with an 'e' suffix are solely for use on the Orange Network. The time had arrived change my phone AND network. Having suffered with BT Cellnet for around 11½ months (subsequently O2) I hated them - signals in the depths of mid-Wales were something the police did in the middle of the road whilst directing traffic and I used to open my bills with all the confidence of someone expecting the bailiffs as they were horrendous - the ...  Read the complete review

The 1st thing you'll notice about the v66 is its size. Its tiny! No bigger than the palm of your hand when closed, but although it is small its not so delicate that you'll be scared of breaking it, it is very robust for its size (I've found this out after dropping mine!) The v66 has a clamshell design, which means it opens up, like a clamshell. This is what gives it its amazingly small size and it?s very comfortable to hold. The phone itself looks great, very stylish. Mainly aimed at the Yuppie/Business type but it's still cool if you?re a lowly student such as myself. The v66 can be personalised although its nothing compared to the ...  Read the complete review

The V66 was to become my third mobile, but only for a short while. I had admired its charm and form whilst browsing the local high street mobile merchants, and always wanted to actually own one. My feelings of this kind actually began way back when the Motorola 'Startac' models were around, (also then the smallest of their kind). I remember seeing the V66 prototype picture in the leading national press before it came to be. It really was like something out of Star trek perhaps, a mobile that could virtually be used anywhere in the world (even the USA and Canada, as well as Europe). A mobile that was so small, but that also had the power to ...  Read the complete review

The Motorola V66 is a very sexy great looking phone it follows on from the V50 design with its flip open. This design of Motorola can now be traced back quite a few years to the Motorola Startac if any of you can remember it. What I can tell you though is that Motorola have improved the phones a hell of a lot from their first efforts into flip design technology. The startacs used to be terrible for poor signal and battery performance this new V66 does not suffer from those problems. This phone really is feature packed for its small size and it must be a contender for the ultimate mini phone. With it weighing only 79g as well it really does qualify ...  Read the complete review

In my local area, there had been a lot of hype and enthusiasm over the motorola v66. My pay check came and i went out and got it from a local store for £200. Everyone had been saying how good it was and that I should get it but i don't really think i should have done. It is a lovely little smart phone. It has voice activated dialing and you can make your own voice notes or even record a short song on there so that you can listen to it whilst you are travelling around but it only lasts for one minute. It has an excellent number memory so you can store up to 500 numbers on there. The ringtones are varied and it has it's own ringtone composer but I ...  Read the complete review