Motorola A630 Phone (T-Mobile)
Moderate Phone, Poor T-mobile Service
I bought this phone expecting to purchase a parallel alternative to the oversized Sidekick II, but buying the A630 has been nothing more than a pain. Simply talking, the only good thing the phone has to offer is the cool and compact design. <br /> <br />Pros: <br />* Cool design <br />* Speakerphone  <br />* User friendly menu navigation <br /> <br />Cons:  <br />* Phonebook (I feel like I am using the phonebook installed on Zack Morris's cell phone-ancient! The organization of the phonebook makes is difficult to enter and understand how to insert multiple numbers for one contact.) <br />* Battery Life (If your phone is constantly searching for a T-Mobile signal, the battery juice drains fast.) <br />* Charger (The connection between the charger and headset is flimsy, I feel like it could snap or damage easily.) <br />* SIM Card (I my case the SIM card would not sit in correctly, and without a SIM card being read, the phone did not work.) <br /> <br />If you can deal with the annoying cons, then it's a cool looking phone that catches the attention of people around you. However, I returned this item because T-Mobile's signal coverage is limited or in my case completely absent.