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3.5 stars
"Slick, but a little buggy."
Pros: Features (mp3 player, Bluetooth, etc.), Sleek design, Ringer/speaker quality
Cons: Bugs, Reception, Video recording quality.
Summary: I am pretty happy with this phone. It has a great design and sleek looks. I was also impressed with the ease of syncing it up with my Mac via Bluetooth and transfering files back and forth (from the phone's built in memory, not the microSD card. More to come in a minute.) I was albe to send clips or even entire songs to the phone to use as ringers, which sound great, by the way. Getting music on to the microSD card, which is necessary to use to built in mp3 player, was frustrating. I was not able to send them over Bluetooth or through a USB connection. What I ended up doing was purchasing a card reader/writer which was a lot cheaper than buying Motorola's program, Phone Tools I believe. Once I had done that, all the files on the card were immediately in the player.
The reception was a little disappointing, although not terrible. I've noticed the reception is not as good my old phone, a Sanyo candybar type, but, as I said, it is not terrible.
I've noticed a few bugs in the system, mostly with volumes, ie. ringers, media volume, speaker phone volume, etc. Again, these are not terrible bugs that render the phone inoperable, but they are still there.
Overall, I would call this a flahsy, fun phone with a few small drawbacks. Great for looks and features and an overall good phone.
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