Howard Chui Reviews The Motorola V600

By Ian Bell April 30, 2004

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For those who have been waiting to upgrade their v60’s but didn’t find the t720 all that compelling, the v600 is a great upgrade. Every single aspect of the v60 has been improved. The v600 has 2 bigger and better screens, a camera, quad band GSM support, bigger phonebook and Bluetooth.

If you’re not a v60 user the v600 is still a good choice. There aren’t many phones that have quad band support and Bluetooth.

If you’re someone who plans on using the camera a lot and figures that the VGA camera on the v600 means you’ll also be getting a high quality camera then you should keep looking. The v600 is one of the worst looking VGA cameras that I have tried.

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