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Summary: BUTTONS ARE TOO SMALL...PHONE NOT DURABLE
Review: I have small hands and the buttons a still just to tiny, i use my fingernails to press the buttons. I dropped it the second day and the back of the phone cracked. The V60 is much better!
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Summary: Don't buy it
Review: I have T-Mobile and got this phone becuase I had previous luck with Motorola flip phones. The first V66 I got would turn off in the middle of a call, even with a strong signal and full battery (not a dropped call or lost signal, it would actually power off and on again without anyone or thing touching the power button). After T-Mobile replaced it, the second V66 was 10 times worse - it shut off during during every call at least once, for no descernable reason - not battery, not SIM card, not signal or usage - it happened in many different places and times and even happened to my husband when he used it. No explanation has ever been given to me for this problem, but I can't wait to get a new phone, and NOT a V66!
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Summary: Small but poor voice quality
Review: I like the size but the belt clip accessory sticks out too far and minimizes the advantage of its small size. In addition, the quality is poor - have heard from many, many people that I talk to by cell.
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Summary: So far, so good
Review: I live in a smallish US city (Portland, OR - about 600,000 people in the city proper) and I have been using a Nokia 3390 with my T-Mobile account for the last year (I had older Nokias before) and the 3390 did alright - it would break up in certain areas, work great in others. But I should add that EVERYONE I know with a cell phone experiences these issues regardless of phone type or service.I just replaced the Nokia 3390 with a Motorola V66 so that I could have a phone that works in Europe, where I must frequently travel for business. T-Mobile gave it to me for free, so if I don't like it I can always pop the SIM card back in my Nokia. So far, so good. The V66 does well here in town, even in those areas where the Nokia was dicey. It is tiny and light by comparison, and so I would not be surprised if the battery life is not so long - but even there it is off to a good start, lasting 3 days between recharges (I had to recharge the Nokia every night.) The V66 feels a bit fragile compared to the Nokia (Nokias are pretty tough) but time alone will tell. I have broken Nokias through my own negligence, and I might break this one. We'll see. I like the little screen and small size very much. The V66 slips into my pocket scarcely noticed. The voice dial feature is nice, though primarily an amusement. Also, the V66 holds 500 phone numbers, much more than the Nokia (as if I really need more than 50!) I'll give this a real spin in Switzerland in March.
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Summary: Small but Mighty
Review: I love this phone. Its very compact and easily fits in your pocket, purse or briefcase. It has all of the functions and clairty of the bigger heavier phones, but in a smaller package. I loved this phone so much, I ordered another for my daughter. My only regret is that the display isn't color. I'm sure if you buy this phone you will be surprising pleased.
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Summary: Quality over Quanity
Review: I own this phone and I found that it works very well. The reception is great. The volume is just right. The ringtones could be better. The price is great. The menu is easy to read and change. The personalization settings are okay. People buying this phone might have a problem with the small keys at first but you will get used to them. However, if you want a color screen, camera, and something flashy; then this is not the phone for you. This PHONE is great without all of the flash. Buy this phone if you are looking for a real quality phone and not just another fad.
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Summary: Motorola V66 Flip Phone - Please Read!
Review: I OWN THIS PHONE FOR MANY MONTHS. IF YOU RESIDE IN A BIG, CONGESTED CITY LIKE NEW YORK(EXAMPLE), DONT BUY THIS MODEL. I HAVE SPENT MORE TIME REDIALING FOR DROPPED CALLS IN MY LOCAL AREA, THAN ACTUAL TALK TIME. IF YOU WANT TO USE THIS PHONE OUTDOORS, YOU WILL HAVE MORE SUCCESS. I PURCHASED THIS MODEL FOR INDOOR AND OUTDOOR USE AS MOST PEOPLE DO. I FINALLY PURCHASED A NOKIA WHICH IS WORKING JUST FINE.
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Summary: How the phone turns out
Review: I use to have a Motorola C332 it was a great phone but if you took off the case you would notice how small it was, it was almost as big as my hand. The v66 is less than my hand its soo tiny, i think its great even though some people say the the menu buttons are small. The phone has a status light on the top and can have a changeable antenna. The format of the phone is the same as the c332 but its a flip, changeable antenna, status light and different games the games that it has are:
Black Jack
Mindblaster
Paddleball
The battery is so small yet the lenght of standby is over 48 houres.
This phone is a great phone and CHEEP. If i was you i would go for it.
P.S. Never think about getting the c332 it has a built-in antenna but there isnt really one. I find that the worst thing about it is the top of the phone there is a cover for your SIM card and it falls off every time you drop it.
Created By Warren F.
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Summary: Nice and light
Review: I've always wanted this phone for a long time and I finally got it. One of the main reasons why I've always wanted this phone is the fact that it's probably one of THE lightest phone in the market - it's only 2.8 ounces - it's very convenient to carry around even in your shirt pocket. As for the quality of the phone, I'd give it a 4 out of 5 when it comes to overall features and functionality. This phone has all the "techie features" like the other more expensive models, such as a built-in modem, and is able to use the internet with your laptop (with a data cable from the V66 to your laptop) if you have an ISP (free) - using your phone as a modem, wirelessly. I also like the way the phonebook is setup; it's very easy to navigate. Actually, most of the menus are very easy to navigate compared to the other phones I've used before. I also find the LCD screen to be very clear and sharp. And, of course, the T-zones internet capability from T-Mobile is very nice. You can use a "microbrowser" to, for example, check movie showings in theaters near you, or check weather in your town, U.S. News/World News, Sports scores, or even send a quick e-mail to a friend, etc. The only downside I found in this phone is the fact that you CANNOT download any ringtones to it. The only ringtones you can use are the ones that are included in the phone (32 ring/vibrate), or the ones that you can *create*. If you are a real musician, or familiar with musical notes, you shouldn't have a problem creating ringtones ;-) Another downside, is, of course, the fact that it's not a colored phone. Other than those complaints I have above, I love this phone!
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Summary: What??
Review: I've had this phone for about a year. The thing that I find most annoying about this phone is that I find myself saying 'What?' constantly. I used to have a Nokia and the volume was great. Could always hear the conversation with the Nokia. But with the V66, the volume is not high enough - even when it's turned all the way up. I can't hear when I'm a) walking down the street and cars/buses are driving by, b) when I'm in any sort of bar/restaurant, c) even when I'm in my car with the windows rolled up on the highway, I can barely hear the people with whom I am talking. (And no, it's not just my hearing. I'm only in my 20's). Pros:
-Durable
-Small
-Good Battery Life
-Regular Ring Tone Available Cons:
-Volume Level Too Low
-Hard to Tell How Much Battery is Left - unless you can find the enlarged battery meter somewhere in the maze of menus.
-Hard to Tell How Strong Your Signal Is - indicator too small
-Text on Screen Too Small
-No Alarm Clock - which I became attached to on my old Nokia
-Buttons Are a Bit Too Small
-Calculator Is Not Easy To Use My V66's days are numbered.
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