Motorola V600 Phone (T-Mobile)
Not iSync compatible, and bad addressbook
I've had three Motorola phones in the past. It was the past when digital networks didn't exist, having a cell phone was a luxury, and batteries last only a day at best. Since then Motorola has done some wonderful things to their phones and V600 isn't an exception: it has the longest battery life I've ever experienced--up to a week; has nice polyphonic ring tones; and most amazingly the picture quality of the camera is absolutely fabulous. If these are all you care about in a cell phone, go ahead and buy it. <br /> <br />I couldn't agree more with several other reviewers about the phone book. V600 has by far the most counter-intuitive, clumsy, antiquated phone book system I've ever seen. If a person has more than one phone number and/or email addresses, V600's phone book will take each number/email as one entry. Take, for example, my father who has four phone numbers and three email addresses. If I add him (or his vCard), the phone book adds seven new entries. After adding three of my family members, the V600's phone book showed 19 entries! Motorola seriously has to do something about this, or I'm never going to buy Motorola phone again. <br /> <br />Now, this phone is marketed as a proper Bluetooth phone. I say this is not true. This phone cannot be used as a remote control (via Salling Clicker), does not synchronize with iSync, and does not even talk to other phones of same kind. If synchronizing contacts with your computer is a big deal for you, again, don't buy this phone. If you'd like to use your cell phone as a clicker for your Powerpoint/Keynote presentation, don't expect to do it with Motorola V600. If you want to pass around your phone number via Bluetooth to other people, do not buy this phone. Stick to whatever Sony Ericsson you have...is my $0.02. <br /> <br />One other observation is that the phone dies in moderately cold weather. If you plan on taking this phone on slope, make sure you keep it close to your body (inner pocket or something).