Motorola A630 Phone (T-Mobile)
Excellent Phone (as long as it isn't defective)
Disclaimer: This is a first two weeks of use review. <br /> <br />A630 with T-mobile service to this point seems like a very good phone.  I ordered both a V330 and an A630 through Amazon.  They both came in as expected.  From the beginning I noticed a strong signal difference between the two phones.  The V330 had excellent coverage throughout my house.  The A630 would barely work.  I was able to get to function in my house with an external antena(?sp).  It worked marginally outside with frequent dropped calls.  I contacted Motorola early on.  The technician felt that I had a defective phone and that I should contact Amazon.  I have heard some horror stories dealing with them so I was a little skeptical.  I sent an email first.  They said that they would definitely take care of it, but that there might me a software update that would fix it.  I contacted T-mobile and my issues did not match the software fix (the fix would come from Motorola).  So I sent an exchange request to Amazon.  They sent my new phone out 2nd day air the day I requested the exchange and provided me with a return shipping authorization (I have 30 days to use) to send the defective phone back.  The new phone has just as good a signal as the V330 my wife is using.  I am quite pleased.  I would have given 5 stars except for the defective unit. <br /> <br />As for the function of the phone.  It is very good.  I think the navigation on the V330 is a little cleaner, but the typing capabilities of the A630 offset that for me since I want it as a way to respond to email.  I have purchased the datapilot software and the calander and phonebook functions work great.  The bluetooth connectivity is nice and works well.  I can't wait to try out a bluetooth headset.