Motorola V600 Phone (T-Mobile)
Beware: User-hostile product!
I had very high hopes when I had my V600 in my hands. Now, after 5 months of use I regret the day I bought it. My aim was to get a flip cover phone with Bluetooth. On the paper, there wasn't really any competition against the V600. But the reality is altogether a different story. <br />First, compared to the competition it is heavier. However, one can live with that. <br />Second, the clamshell doesn't flip open very easily. It requires some hand acrobatics to open with one hand (in case you have your suitcase or something else occupying your other hand). Is it so difficult to create a small protrusion for a finger? <br />Third, (and now it starts really getting bad) who in his right mind would put voice activation button which you tend to press every time you try to flip the cover open and the stupid phone asks you to say the name aloud. I don't even use the voice call function for God's sake! <br />Fourth, the keypad is of very low quality. They keys don't work always and there is flaking on my phone's keypad where it writes \\"V600\\".  <br />Fifth, the software is the most none-user friendly one I have ever used. Granted, I had only one Samsung and all the other phones I have owned were Nokias but really, does it have to be so stupid? Don't Motorola engineers ever benchmark? Just copy Nokia if you don't have a good idea. Why do I have to create an entry for each number a person has? Why can't I adjust the phone ring tone for different categories of people? <br />Sixth, in my fifth month of usage, I need to recharge this headache of a phone every day!  <br />Seventh, the software sometimes decides not to connect to the Bluetooth earpiece. Bluetooth earphone is the only nice thing about Motorola. It is the best design in the market, light and small. However it has a horrendous drain on the batteries. Be warned. <br />I am returning my V600 tomorrow and I am curious as to what they will do but I have had enough! <br />I would advise anyone who need a good phone to stayaway.