Video Tour: Motorola Q9h
come one eric! i expected more than this review from you...
-NO the small dot in the top right of the front of the phone is not an "indicator light"! it is the sensor for your lighting conditions to supply the proper backlight to your occasion.
-NO the standard battery does not last 2 days for ANYone that texts more than 10 times a day or actually talks on their phone.
-YES the device WITH extended battery installed fits in any pocket with ease (unless you wear girl-pants)
-NO the signal strength is not poor, in fact it i have yet to drop a call on roadtrips or while inside of any structure.
maybe we should have a review from an un-biased source, because you also forgot to mention how the CDMA version of this phone has 1/4 the memory and no extended battery included with purchase.
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-NO the standard battery does not last 2 days for ANYone that texts more than 10 times a day or actually talks on their phone.
-YES the device WITH extended battery installed fits in any pocket with ease (unless you wear girl-pants)
-NO the signal strength is not poor, in fact it i have yet to drop a call on roadtrips or while inside of any structure.
maybe we should have a review from an un-biased source, because you also forgot to mention how the CDMA version of this phone has 1/4 the memory and no extended battery included with purchase.
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i always thought that light sensor was just an indicator light but it wasn't working since i didn't have the built in mail program checking my mail. it's happened to me on so many windows mobile phones, i just assume it's true now.
however the signal strength and battery reports i'm quoting in there are from over a week's worth of testing. i was shocked at how well the slim battery worked. and i was in pain when i tried to put the extended battery in my pocket - between the width of the the Q9 and that bulge, it did not make for a comfortable fit. maybe you wear your pants loose. and i did get surprisingly bad reception on mine.
we don't play favorites to any manufacturer or carrier. every phone and service has its high and low points ...
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however the signal strength and battery reports i'm quoting in there are from over a week's worth of testing. i was shocked at how well the slim battery worked. and i was in pain when i tried to put the extended battery in my pocket - between the width of the the Q9 and that bulge, it did not make for a comfortable fit. maybe you wear your pants loose. and i did get surprisingly bad reception on mine.
we don't play favorites to any manufacturer or carrier. every phone and service has its high and low points ...
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don't get me wrong, i trust you on most all of the reviews and videos that you make. i've went as far as finding a phone in a store, coming home to see what you had to say about it, then you talked me out of making a big mistake (if i would have purchased it.)
i wrote a user review on this phone prior to the video being posted an i just felt that you must have had a biased opinion.
the extended battery actually makes for a better grip on the phone. i didn't know about Live Search until i saw the video review. it's an amazing FREE program. it keeps me from thinking that i need an iphone. so thanks for that.
i wrote a user review on this phone prior to the video being posted an i just felt that you must have had a biased opinion.
the extended battery actually makes for a better grip on the phone. i didn't know about Live Search until i saw the video review. it's an amazing FREE program. it keeps me from thinking that i need an iphone. so thanks for that.
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