Motorola V600 Phone (T-Mobile)
Nice luxuries but poor phone book features
The good news is that the phone works well and seems to get good reception in marginal areas (which includes my home). You can store up to 1000 phone numbers in the handset. I've got about 700 in my directory. Beware, if you're used to Audiovox or LG (or even Nokia) phone directories that Motorola's V600 is primitive and difficult to use, by comparison. There is NO alphabetic search. To retrieve a number, you may type only one alpha, which becomes the first letter of the title, and you scroll on endlessly from there. It is also very inconvenient that the phone lists are cluttered by duplicate entries, when you know someone who has several phones. Instead of presenting this a single screen for the person and listing each of the phones (home, cell, work, etc.), the V600 list the person's name as though it was a separate entry for each number. Of course, you get to scroll down through all the redundant names, as well, on your way to the number you need. After reading a comment that indicated Motorola's tech support is known to be a joke, I can confirm that this was also my experience. They were polite but untrained, unknowledgeable, and very...very painfully slow to attempt an answer to each (simple) question. Sorry folks, the V600 looks like a lovely piece of hardware, but the phone book got left over in the stone ages.