Motorola MOTO Q 9c
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User Score (13)7.5
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Expert Score (3)7.5
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- not a media phone, big screen, very good funtions
- i do, too big bulky
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MOTO Q 9c, the ultra-thin full-function smartphone, features Microsoft Windows Mobile 6.0, QWERTY keypad, advanced voice quality, data and multimedia capabilities.
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Motorola Q9c
Reviewer: MobileTechReview.com25 July 2008- Overall 7
This Moto Q9 redux is about adding features, namely the GPS. If that was the one thing holding you back from getting the Q9m on Verizon, go for it. This Windows Mobile Smartphone has an excellent QWERTY keyboard, corporate data syncing, push email, a strong Office suite and WiFi’s a possibility thanks to the MiniSD card slot. Read more
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Motorola Moto Q 9c (Sprint/Telus)
Reviewer: Electronista14 April 2008- Overall 8
Media playback still falls short and may possibly be the phone's greatest challenge in a world where this is increasingly expected. But if replacing your iPod isn't your goal, certainly give the Q 9c a closer look. Several days of testing generated few complaints about the phone's day to day use, and in a market where some companies can seemingly fail on the most basic criteria like good keyboards or build quality, a phone like Motorola's is worth investigating for how... Read more
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Motorola Q9c
Reviewer: Smart Device Central14 March 2008The MOTO Q9c by Motorola is one of the least-expensive ways to get a cutting-edge smartphone on Sprint. At just $100 together with Sprint's data plans, which undercut Verizon's by an average of $25 per month, the MOTO Q9c offers plenty of value, power, and flexibility—not to mention good voice quality. With that bulky battery, just don't look at it sideways. Video Watch the Motorola Q9c Video Review! Read more
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Ehhhh
Reviewer: Derek D. Bergey, Amazon03 October 2008- Overall 6
I've owned 3 of these phones. It's a great phone. One of the best on the market in my opinion. But, it will freeze up. Mine has twice. It's been covered twice with my warrenty, but it's annoying losing my contacts. But, the phone is great when it works. Comment Read more
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Moto Q 9c
Reviewer: Spoiledbrat2187, Ciao01 June 2008- Overall 10
- Design 10
- Value for money 10
- Ease of use 10
more ...automatically adjust display brightness for optimal indoor and outdoor viewing Personalize your home screen, start menu and sounds Compatible with multiple personal and corporate push e-mail options Overview Reviews (3) Resources All Motorola Moto Q 9c reviews Previous review | Next review Moto Q 9c A review by Spoiledbrat2187 on Motorola Moto Q 9c Jun 1, 2008 Author's product rating: Ease of Use Very easy Range of Features Excellent Design & Look Excellent... Read more
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