Motorola Q™

Pros: Very thin, lightweight, HIGH-Speed internet, Camera, Video, standard Mini USB cable.

Cons: Does not flip closed, screen gets smudged easily, ringer volume not easily changed.

The Bottom Line: As a phone, buttons are not perfect; as a PDA, this gadget is ideal. As an mp3/video player, it's good enough. Highspeed internet & landscape screen is really nice.

Review: First of all, I was surprised that nobody had reviewed this phone yet, but I found reviews at other sites before making my purchase. I had difficulty finding the place to review this phone! If you do searches for “Motorola Q” or “Moto ...

Pros: Easy to Use, Full Featured, Media Capable Beautiful Screen.

Cons: Limited Doc Handling, Won't do my Taxes.

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend the phone if it fits your individual needs. It's got everything at a great price.

Review: OVERVIEW: I've had this phone for several weeks and love it. I've seen it take a bad rap from Blackberry lovers, Palm fanboys and windows haters. I've used all of them. Let me provide a reality based, unbiased (and hopefully useful) review. The ...

Pros: Does what is expected of this class of phones, with current American technology.

Cons: Sprint. Is this all the further we've gotten after five years?

The Bottom Line: Probably Sprint's best value. If you have to stay with Sprint, I would get this phone. Among the smart phones, this one hangs in there with the best of them.

Review: Howdy folks. This is a review of the Moto Q smartphone, made for the Sprint network. I am using it on the Sprint Network. My contract was up on August 1 (2007) and I decided to re-up with Sprint. I didn't want to, but my entire extended family is ...

Pros: Thin and Light. Bright and wide format screen.

Cons: Battery. Pauses and Resets.

The Bottom Line: Great phone and great PDA!

Review: This is a review for the Moto Q with Sprint Nextel and Good Mobile Messaging. FORM FACTOR: First impression out of the box... What a sweet looking PDA! Coming from a Treo 700P that is heftier the Moto Q is a welcomed change. It amazes me that such a ...

Pros: feature packed, multimedia enhanced, email access, web surfing, plays mp3s

Cons: Sometimes after being on for a while, the phone slows down and needs rebooting.

The Bottom Line: I would definitely buy this phone. It competes with other multimedia phones and is a good value.

Review: The Motorola Q phone is a great all-around personal digital assistant and personal multimedia player. It's great for listening to MP3s, watching the movies, and surfing the net with. I love the keys on this phone because they're easy to use when ...

Pros: Size, Speed, QWERTY pad, volume, memory capacity, EVDO network, ease of use, camera, WM Player.

Cons: Battery life, newer model is still having bugs like the data-transfer arrows.

The Bottom Line: I recommend this for people considering getting into Smartphones. I don't think it'd be up to the demands of a executive, though seems it would lag behind Treo or Blackberry.

Review: I bought this phone to upgrade from my aging tri-mode phone from Verizon Wireless. And overall, I am pleased. The pictures it takes are very, very nice. And it can hold large amount of them, I have some 130 pictures saved on my phone, and I still have ...

Pros: Lightweight design, easy Email setup, easy to use.

Cons: Expensive and short battery life.

Review: A longtime blackberry user, I switch to the Motorola Q recently and have been greatly satisfied. The modified Windows OS works seamlessly, and with Q's lightweight design and functionability I have yet to complain about this PDA's performance. Email was ...

Pros: 1. voice quality excellent 2. sync with outlook easy 3. small/compact

Cons: 1. Dials on its own 2. Hands free feature is not hands free

The Bottom Line: Disappointed, yet I would buy it again compared to the other smart phones out there because of its size and ease of use. Just need to lock the keys.

Review: OK, so I didn't read the reviews here, I talked and talked and talked to people "in the know" The Q is supposed to be a "hot" smart phone, but I'm pretty disappointed. The pros: 1. Voice quality on the phone is excellent. 2. The keypad is easy to ...

Pros: solid construction, sleek, stable, clear and bright display

Cons: laggy, no standard headphone jack, battery life, easy smudge screen

The Bottom Line: If you would like a full featured phone with the ability to surf the web and form factor is an important selling point the Q is probably for you.

Review: The phone's OS is pretty stable however the interface is somewhat laggy. The phone and its interface has a bit of a learning curve but thats just motorola for you. After a few days of using the phone and getting to know where the buttons are on it, it ...

Pros: Ease of use, large screen, very lightweight and thin.

Cons: Cursor doesn't always allow you to select every link.

The Bottom Line: This is a good phone, especially for those who want some of the features of a smart phone. Not for those who need more office type applications. I.e. word, spreadsheets.

Review: The Moto Q is a nice, light weight, thin smart phone. I’ve had other smart phones like a palm one Treo, and blackberries. The shape of the Moto Q is much better than a Treo and is about 1/3 less thick with no antenna. The screen is good sized, however ...