Motorola A630 Phone (T-Mobile)
not great, not bad
I was more than excited upon seeing the phone online before it released. <br /> <br />There is a definate \\"cool factor\\" involved in the phone.  And not a lot of people have it, which is something I like. It was a little bigger than I really wanted, but I liked the qwerty keyboard and how easy it was to send text messages.  But since I am a girl and have smaller hands, it works well enough for me, but not for someone with large hands or really long nails. <br /> <br />I have had issues wtih it charging correctly, and am on my second phone.  When I called T-mobile to fix the problem, they were extremely nice and patient.  They sent another phone, which I was lucky because it was not a referbished one.  Now, I'm awaiting my new battery, which they say is now the problem with the phone. <br /> <br />Overall, I'm indifferent about the whole situation.  I paid a good bit of money for this phone, and haven't used it in over a month.  Motorola and T-mobile have been extremely nice and hepful to me when I call with my issues.  If I was not a college student and had a job where I needed to call people constantly, I would not buy the phone.  But, because I don't use it to make business transactions, it does what I need it to do...when it is actually taking a charge. :-)