V3x Summary
August 11th 2006 12:29
Okay, well this is the last entry on the V3x so again I’d ask you if you have any questions please send them right over to mobiletales 064 gmail 046 com. Essentially I recommend this phone to anyone who wants a flexible phone that is pretty much an all rounder.
Personal use is what springs to mind with this phone. It looks great with anything, it allows you to make any personal calls you need to, takes great photos and a basic user interface which is easy to get use to.
It receives personal emails well; receiving text, pictures and some video formats. But it will not open really, really long emails nor will it open picture or video files it deems “too large”. This generally means high resolution pictures that can’t be resized by the phone well. This is not a problem because most of the consumers using this phone to receive emails are using it for the text. As I have said previously if you need it for anything else I would definitely be recommending you a different phone.
The keypad and screen is large for the older users, yet stylish enough for the younger users.
It plays music and video well, the screen is definitely clear in terms of resolution and the provided headphones are great for consumers, although sound junkies may not be as impressed. But there is the option for stereo Bluetooth!!
Who I do not recommend this phone to is anyone needing to call more than two hours a day. The battery just does not cut it! You could of course carry two batteries (or more if you are so inclined) or opt for taking a house/car charger around with you during the day.
Business customers always seem to be drawn by how professional the phone looks. But I do have a hard time recommending it to them, especially if they need the phone for extended periods through the day. But for the sole trader who is using it only for business calls intermittently through the day and receiving many messages and emails, it is definitely a phone to consider.
The phone itself is very good in alerting the user to any messages sent to the phone as every 10-15 minutes the phone will sound and vibrate (if you are on that profile) until the message has been seen.
Being a uni student, I definitely have seen this phone in and around campus quite a bit, but I’m not sure what everyone else uses their’s for but I definitely interact with my phone every other minute when I am not in class, whether it before music, the camera or the news, weather or movies that my provider allows me to access.
Stay on the line for looking at the right cap plan for you!
Personal use is what springs to mind with this phone. It looks great with anything, it allows you to make any personal calls you need to, takes great photos and a basic user interface which is easy to get use to.
It receives personal emails well; receiving text, pictures and some video formats. But it will not open really, really long emails nor will it open picture or video files it deems “too large”. This generally means high resolution pictures that can’t be resized by the phone well. This is not a problem because most of the consumers using this phone to receive emails are using it for the text. As I have said previously if you need it for anything else I would definitely be recommending you a different phone.
The keypad and screen is large for the older users, yet stylish enough for the younger users.
It plays music and video well, the screen is definitely clear in terms of resolution and the provided headphones are great for consumers, although sound junkies may not be as impressed. But there is the option for stereo Bluetooth!!
Who I do not recommend this phone to is anyone needing to call more than two hours a day. The battery just does not cut it! You could of course carry two batteries (or more if you are so inclined) or opt for taking a house/car charger around with you during the day.
Business customers always seem to be drawn by how professional the phone looks. But I do have a hard time recommending it to them, especially if they need the phone for extended periods through the day. But for the sole trader who is using it only for business calls intermittently through the day and receiving many messages and emails, it is definitely a phone to consider.
The phone itself is very good in alerting the user to any messages sent to the phone as every 10-15 minutes the phone will sound and vibrate (if you are on that profile) until the message has been seen.
Being a uni student, I definitely have seen this phone in and around campus quite a bit, but I’m not sure what everyone else uses their’s for but I definitely interact with my phone every other minute when I am not in class, whether it before music, the camera or the news, weather or movies that my provider allows me to access.
Stay on the line for looking at the right cap plan for you!
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