Motorola Q™

Pros: Thin, sort of light, has typical keypad based PDA features.

Cons: Short battery life, small buttons, slow processing time.

Review: I bought this phone and have been very disappointed. The buttons are very small (that was expected), but if you have difficulty with small buttons don't buy this phone. Also, the battery life is terrible. You have to charge it daily, multiple times...

Pros: screen keyboard internet

Cons: bulkey picture messaging

The Bottom Line: This is a great phone for someone who is just starting out using a smart phone. It is really easy to use.

Review: I have the Moto Q for the Alltel Network.
I have had the Q for alittle less than a year now. I like it alot because it is so thin. It is still thinner than the new Blackberry. To be honest I really did not want the Q because i wanted a...

Pros: Thin, Lightweight, Sleek, Sexy, Bright LCD

Cons: Short Battery Life, Software errors rampant, Difficult to set up pop e-mails

The Bottom Line: Don't buy the phone, it has too many problems and downfalls that do not outweigh its superficial benefits.

Review: The Motorolla Q was one of the most hyped up phones of 2006. Given the recently popularity of the RAZR, most of style-conscious America was waiting for the next revolution from Motorolla. And when the buzz started going about a possible...

Pros: An otherwise decent phone application-wise. Performs well, good reception and sound.

Cons: Power hungry and drains WAY too quickly!

Review: Although the Cel phone operates well and is and otherwise great phone, it is seriously power hungry such that you have to charge it each day or it will drain on you. Additionally, I have had problems turning it back on if it drains excessively - to...

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...