Motorola A1800 - user opinions and reviews
- rokingson
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Anonymous, 24 Oct 2008Can anyone clearly state the difference between a1600 and the a1800. its Ming with ying yang means it got 2 sim slots and it supports GSM as well as CDMA technology the perfect balanced phone for INDIA n GPS is a bonus
- Anonymous
- C}u
Can anyone clearly state the difference between a1600 and the a1800.
- divyangsinh
- vwX
Babygirl, 22 Oct 2008hey I have the a1800 and i am unable to sent or receive texts and i also am not able to send s... morehi i m using a nokia 5610-d1
which is compitable to ur requiremant
so go and use that
- 100 Moto
- Er2
Babygirl, 22 Oct 2008hey I have the a1800 and i am unable to sent or receive texts and i also am not able to send s... moreSorry, I don't have A1800, though with my A1600, you can try
1)Play the song
2)Go to menu
3)Select "Use Bluetooth"
4)Search for the other device
5)Send
- Babygirl
- 40D
hey I have the a1800 and i am unable to sent or receive texts and i also am not able to send songs via bluetooth. Can anyone assist me with this problem?
- 100 Moto
- Er2
TEPEM, 14 Oct 2008hi, possibly this will answer some of your questions:
Motorola M1000 (Foma) exclusively prese... moreActually I don't consider A1800 is the successor of A1200, especially the "Opening Price Point"...
A1800, which also supports CDMA, is being sold for about USD$800 (Yike!) in PRC.
Meanwhile, A1600, which adds a better cam, GPS, AGPS, more external memory, is being sold for USD$395 in Hong Kong, which is closely to A1200, which was sold for about USD$421 when A1200 was first launched.
I still have my A1000 in my "collection", which actually still works. (the only problem is the old type of charger plug, which isn't very stable) I feel proud of my A1000, because it took the almighty brand almost 4 years to come out with its own 3G touchscreen device.
- TEPEM
- Mf3
100 Moto, 05 Oct 2008Few comments:
1)A1200 released in Japan? Either you got the wrong model number (I heard M1... morehi, possibly this will answer some of your questions:
Motorola M1000 (Foma) exclusively present in Japan for DoCoMo GSM provider and it was a successor of Motorola A1000 - botth A1000 and M1000 run Symbian OS - not linux - these two models are comparably old announced 4 years back or so. The major difference between these two is that M1000 incorporates WiFi while A1000 has no wireless.
Motorola A1800 is the successor of Motorola A1200 Ming (first announced and mostly present in mainland China) - both run heavily customized linux platform (EZX).
Hope that helps.
- 100 Moto
- P%G
Darren, 03 Oct 2008Wow this looks like a superb follow up to the A1000, hopefully they launch this on '3' (unlike... moreFew comments:
1)A1200 released in Japan? Either you got the wrong model number (I heard M1000 was the one that released in Japan, being the successor of A1000 that runs on 3G), or wrong place (A1200 sold like hot cakes in mainland China, as Japan does "not" run on any GSM frequency except WCDMA GSM2100.
2)Moto is still trying to make a 3G phone with its favorite Linux platform.
3)Moto still focuses on GSM markets which "do not" run on the 3G frequency being used in Europe...being mainland China and US. Both countries contribute lots of sales for Moto in terms of global business.
Don't get me wrong, I make my mom to use 3G for v-call, though my in-laws have absolutely no idea about 3G...or will they switch to 3G anytime soon.
- Darren
- m5S
Wow this looks like a superb follow up to the A1000, hopefully they launch this on '3' (unlike the A1200 which was only available in Japan :( ) although looking at the specs as it has no to 3G that is a severe limitation. Surely that is a mistake in the specs as everyone is developing 3G phones now, 2G finished at least 2 years ago (I actually was one of the first in the UK to convert to 3G with an A920)
- Anonymous
- Er2
rkay, 06 Sep 2008i've had the a1200 for over a year now. very nice phone. no complaints what so ever! Reception... moreThe major selling point (worth over USD$120?) of A1800 is its CDMA and GSM dual capability.
If you don't need CDMA, you probably need to look at A1600 instead.
- rkay
- 6DY
i've had the a1200 for over a year now. very nice phone. no complaints what so ever! Reception is great on it. i wonder if a1800 will be the same? in the pics, a1200 looks better than a1800
- Kumar
- vGv
Motorola is a good phone but they should change the models, they dont have range between 3500-5500, First of all change Abishek Bachan and bring Akshay Kumar "Singh is King".
- Anonymous
- Er2
MotoFan, 27 Aug 2008selling for RMB5288 is very poor value for money. Most phones with that price range have great... moreDo you know of any device from the major brands which supports both GSM & CDMA costing less than A1800? Kindly share with us.
- MotoFan
- 2Lb
selling for RMB5288 is very poor value for money. Most phones with that price range have great features. WiFi 11b/g, 3G should be standard features these days. This phone is destined to fail in market.
- Nish
- P@T
Y 3G not in this unit
- Critique
- U2k
This is a PDA but how come no WLAN?
Or this is only a GPS receiver with a bulit-in phone.
- Anonymous
- Er2
joe, 03 Aug 2008Have to keep in mind this is for China. They barely have 3G even deployed, and probably they w... moreFYI, China has launched its own 3G TD-SCDMA system months ago, and some sources indicated development of WCDMA in China will be further delayed to ensure TD-SCDMA is widely accepted.
In the meantime, chances are Moto won't be focusing too much on 3G handsets for the moment, even though it recently released the I800t, a TD-SCDMA phone which looks a bit like E8 (minus the omega wheel, of course)
- joe
- kgP
Have to keep in mind this is for China. They barely have 3G even deployed, and probably they won't miss the WLAN. Us in the USA on the other hand, badly wanted those features.
While I could live without the WLAN, I wish the A1200 would announce the caller's name, and hope they added that.
- hmmm
- Rf7
is motorola serious
- farzad
- 25E
whats wrong with motorola? no WLAN?
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