Motorola A630 Phone (T-Mobile)
great concept, barely acceptable execution
Amazon shipped me a defective phone, which T-Mobile will <br />replace (free of charge). I'm not too happy with that, <br />first of all because T-Mobile will not guarantee that the <br />replacement is brand-new (it could be refurbished), <br />secondly, why did I get a defective phone to begin with -- <br />where's the quality control? <br /> <br />Playing around with the phone (it is partially functional), <br />there's a bit of a \\"production prototype\\" feel to it, for <br />example the external keyboard moves around the case, like <br />a millimiter or so in any direction you push it; the internal <br />keyboard is rather loud and creaky, it does not have anywhere <br />near the \\"quality feel\\" as my old Blackberry. <br /> <br />HOWEVER, I still have to give this phone 4 stars, because <br />you cannot find anything like it in the market, for the <br />features, weight, price, and size combination. It truly <br />has no competition right now, so Motorola can get away with <br />stuff they would not be able to if Nokia had a similar phone <br />out on the market. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />