Motorola MPx220
Questions about this phone
Im thinking of getting this phone (to replace my SE t616) but I have a few questions about this phone. First of all, I do know about the poor camera on it but is it similair to the v400 or the v600? A bunch of people are saying that the phone takes about 2-3 rings to recognise a caller and to display it, does it really take this long? Also another question, are there any companies who are making a case for this phone? I havnt seen any cases anywhere that support this phone.
Oh and Im using cingular, in case you were wondering.
Oh and Im using cingular, in case you were wondering.
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Yes the called it takes 2 to 3 rings and the camers is so bad im actually shocked. Much worse thatn the v400 and v600 which I do have.
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the current phone I have has a pretty bad camera on it which is much worse than the v400 and v600. They are probably similair as far as in quality.
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I haven't noticed any major lag in displaying the caller ID on my MPx220. By the time I realize that the ringing noise is my phone and dig it out of my pocket the caller ID is showing just fine. ;>
As for the camera, I didn't buy the phone to take wedding portraits. If you want a quality picture, get a real camera. I use a Nikon D100 for quality stuff and a Casio Exilim EX-S20 for simple travel snaps. The MPx220 might knock the Exilim out of my pocket for carnival shots when I'm travelling simply because I'm much more likely to keep the phone with me than carry both the phone and the Exilim, but it certainly won't replace my Nikon D100.
The MPx220's camera is adequate for taking snaps of fender damage in an auto collision or to sa...
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As for the camera, I didn't buy the phone to take wedding portraits. If you want a quality picture, get a real camera. I use a Nikon D100 for quality stuff and a Casio Exilim EX-S20 for simple travel snaps. The MPx220 might knock the Exilim out of my pocket for carnival shots when I'm travelling simply because I'm much more likely to keep the phone with me than carry both the phone and the Exilim, but it certainly won't replace my Nikon D100.
The MPx220's camera is adequate for taking snaps of fender damage in an auto collision or to sa...
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😉 I agree, but a camera phone should have as good of a camera as it's predecessor, if not better (especially if you are paying more for it). That is simply not the case with the MPx220. Every camera phone I have had before it spanks it in quality of the picture.
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Camera is not great, but it is a phone, I don't understand the public obsession with having the phone take great pictures.
Caller ID works fine on mine.
I have Cingular as well, good coverage for me with this phone.
Caller ID works fine on mine.
I have Cingular as well, good coverage for me with this phone.
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