Motorola V300

The Motorola V300 looks and feels great. Hardly surprising, Motorola have been producing quality clamshell handsets since the StarTac days, and this is no exception. The blue panels feel soft to the touch, with surrounding crisp chrome.

You can see camera's lens and small mirror on phone's external screen. Anyway, you can make photos only when the device is opened, that is not always convenient.

The Motorola V300 ($99 with a T-Mobile USA contract) has a very intuitive interface for sending and receiving e-mail via phone.

A flip handset with a strong set of advanced features and capabilities, the v300 boasts a high-quality internal display, built-in camera, MP3 ringtones, external display, speaker phone mode, and a good memory capacity. Software supports Java games...

The Motorola V300 is a good feature-rich phone, but its lack of wireless PC connecvtivity such as infrared or bluetooth hurts (Motorola is coming up with bluetooth-enabled phones soon). But are its large array of feature sufficient to compensate?

Jonathan Schreiber, CEO of Xingtone and member of Unwired, has come aboard to bring you a short review of the white-hot Motorola V300. Jonathan is a mobile power user who averages 5,000 minutes a month on his cell. This should...

This Motorola mobile is an impressive camera phone, with world-roaming capability, an integrated VGA camera, a speakerphone, and a rich color screen.

This Motorola V300 mobile phone is very good and kept me interested for a couple of weeks but the thing i found very annoying inde...

I like that the large screen allows you to read a tex message without having to scroll...