Motorola V600 Phone (T-Mobile)
Features galore  but slow sometimes
This phone is a good size, and attractive. I want to like it. And, I do. BUT, it allows only one number per entry in the phonebook so if your friends/contacts have three numbers (home, work, cell) you'll be scrolling through a lot of entries to find the one that you want. There is a way to search faster, but it is still a bit cumbersome if you're driving. This is a drawback. <br /> <br />The software is also slow, for instance, it sometimes takes about a second after you press a number for the tone to sound. This is super-confusing if your ear is hearing a diffferent button tone than your finger is currently pushing. It's like the delay between seeing a firecracker in the distance, and hearing it a few seconds later. Major bummer but it only happens when entering the first number. <br /> <br />I do like the calendar function, and the camera is cool. The ringer id function is good, too (different rings for different groups). Event and ringer lights I can do without. The V600 occasionally fails to ring and this can be quite irritating (is it phone or service provider, I can't  say). <br /> <br />The bluetooth function is a hit. The ear piece that comes with the V600 is quite good. The optional Jabra headset works well, too (for $75). It is a quad-band phone so it should work overseas, but it may come out of ther box locked to one service provider. If so, I have seen a website advertising that you can get it unlocked over the internet for about $25 or mail it in (but I have not personally tried this yet). <br /> <br />The internet connectivity is a nice feature. But, if you get AT&T service as I did, the m-mode is not worth the cost unless you want to shop for rap ring tones, bikini pictures, etc. In other words, it's just a big sales blitz. <br />  <br />All told, I do like this phone but there is room for improvement.