Motorola L6 Candybar RAZR GSM Unlocked Bluetooth Camera Cell Phone – Black
Life is active. You live life in the fast lane and need a mobile that can keep up with trends and manage your busy lifestyle. Meeting your wireless aspirations, the surprisingly slim and artistically designed Motorola L6 delivers a rich, multi-sensory communication experience that keeps you connected. Easily capture and share your adventures with an integrated VGA digital camera, video capture and playback and multimedia photo album creation tools. Chat hands-free via Bluetooth wireless technology (capable). With a surprisingly slim, avant-garde candybar design and uncompromised features, the Motorola L6 is the communication accessory to showcase your high style and taste. Make it your own by personalizing the screen with downloadable (through service carrier) wallpapers and screensavers or liven up incoming calls with picture caller ID and unique MP3 vocal ringtones that you can sing along to. At home and while travelling, GSM keeps you communicating in style for pleasur
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Usoa on August 25, 2009 at 8:56 pm
I got this phone to replace my RAZR when a very unfortunate accident killed it. I like the size and the styling, but the reception is horrible. My RAZR got great reception and my wife’s RAZR gets 5 bars when I will only get one in certain places. I bought an antenna booster, but that hasn’t helped. I wish I had paid more for a RAZR!
Yatima on August 25, 2009 at 9:53 pm
Keyword: Functionality PROS: Functionality, Sleek design; Fall endurance; Scratch resistance CONS: Low-resolution display; Poor camera quality; No MP3 player; Poor speakerphone quality; Poorly designed keypad If there’s anything that I have learned about this cell phone for the one good year that I have had it, it is the keyword: “functionality. ” I think this is a great phone to get for your teenagers, or people in general, when it’s their first cell phone because of its pure and basic functions. Surprisingly enough, even with the release of the coolest phones around (i. e. the iPhone), I still receive compliments about the phone about its slim and sleek design. I mentioned “fall endurance” and “scratch resistance” as its pros because I have a horrible tendency of dropping my cell phone from places such as my pocket or my purse. For instance, just yesterday, I dropped my cell phone down a staircase of some 10 steps. I surely thought it wouldn’t survive that fall, but it did! As for its scratch resistance, yes, it’s still pretty in black and functional after the (I swear) 20 falls it has endured over the past year. Another important thing that I have learned from using this cell phone is what I want from the next cell phone that I upgrade to. I remember when I first got this cell phone I was initially disappointed with its low-resolution display and I still find myself still frustrated after all these months, especially when I see how awesome my friends’ cell phones’ screens are like, so crisp and sharp and clear. And it’s true that this phone has low picture quality. Most pictures I take in a spontaneous moment ends up being lost and blurry. It’s disheartening, really. You have to have a steady hand or else. Not to mention, I’m a photographer at heart, so I’m just plain picky when it comes to picture quality anyway. This phone is often confused with its older brother, the Motorola L7 which has iTunes capability. This one doesn’t, although I somehow managed to have enough space in my phone to nearly download a full John Mayer song as my ringtone. But, make no mistake, I downloaded the song from a friend’s cell phone (he has the SYNC with BlueTooth capability and all those fancy things). Oh, but this phone does have BlueTooth; I’m just not a fan of that usage, that’s all. Poor speakerphone quality is a fact in this phone, which is a feature I use often. I find myself repeatedly asking “What?!” when talking to my boyfriend or whoever it is that is on the other line. Oh! I also find that when talking normally into the phone, that after hours of a conversation, the heat of the phone radiates through my ear and makes it uncomfortable. Poorly designed keypad? Oh, yes. I really don’t know what makes it such of a discomfort, but it’s there. Maybe it’s because the keypad curves? Or maybe because there’s that divide for each key? Eh, no idea, but it does bug the heck out of me and STILL does. So, take my advice: after a year, the only reason you would get this phone is because of its functionality, period. Maybe you’re a parent who wants their kid to have a phone that makes and receive calls. Or maybe you’re someone who’s starting out and don’t know what they quite want yet in a phone and can’t decide until you actually have it in your hand. Well, guess what? I’m BOTH! Except, well, I was the kid. But, yeah, I’m ready to upgrade after A YEAR with this phone. I’m doing my research, and thus far, I’m leaning towards the Motorola RIZR Z3 (Rose). Hope this helps.