Motorola FlipOut - user opinions and reviews
- Shanel
- utM
To start with the Tag- A complete phone! Reasons
_SImple as the followin- Style, Features-WLAN n 3g, Qwerty, Android, 16k bucks... Just too good...
It is a complete phone since it has all the features which the leading phone makers have failed to provide in their recent launches, especially a android 2.1 operatin system....
As a gadget crazy n experienced follower of all the cellpones...
This is the best cookie to look out for...
- ming
- nvn
What are the sar values?
I blatantly refuse to buy anything with sar >0.6
- Dan
- Sq3
Yes, little bit pricey for what's essentially a "look at my average phone with a flip-out keyboard"
- sam1404
- 2@4
a gr8 design
thnx to design team for unveiling a product like this
its similar to x501 but i will opt for flip out
Motorola finally got d formula to retain their spot which they struggled to find out
thts why experimented with java and linux
but their key of success is android
- 100 Moto
- Er2
IanMedina, 16 Jun 2010Hey Motorola..you should've put a front-cam for videocall..Suggest you ask Google, it says Android currently doesn't support video call...
- Anonymous
- L6Z
German customers will be able to buy the Motorola Flipout via Vodafone, O2 and The Phone House, for €349 ($428) free of contract.
The Flipout is one of the most interesting Android handsets announced until now, featuring a flipping QWERTY keyboard, Android 2.1, MotoBlur, a 2.8 inch QVGA touchscreen display, 3G, Wi-Fi, GPS, Google Maps (with free navigation – where available), Crystal Talk technology, 3.5mm headset jack, and a 3MP photo camera
- bope
- 4x9
phoneaddict, 12 Jun 2010Motorola shouldn't have made a flip out model. Screen should be attached permanently to the ke... morei used a sidekick for almost 3 years not once did i have a problem with the flip, i bought the sidekick in 2006, we are now in 2010 i think the flip should be just as good or maybe better,, thank you
- 100 Moto
- TLG
phoneaddict, 12 Jun 2010Motorola shouldn't have made a flip out model. Screen should be attached permanently to the ke... moreSeems like you needed a Q9/Q11 with "bar and qwerty" design...
But then the Q9/Q11 became just like another bar with qwerty phone, not really apart from other brands from a glance.
The "turn" design is what makes this phone special...and keep its size fully "pocketable" like SE X10 mini, yet the screen is larger with a more comfortable keypad.
If you ever worry about the "turn" function would not work properly, suggest you ask owners of V70/V80 and see if their "turn" function ever failed before they sold their phones.
- phoneaddict
- Kx}
Motorola shouldn't have made a flip out model. Screen should be attached permanently to the key board, just like Nokia E72 but with beautiful single line numeric button. One of these days the FLIP OUT owner is going to fund out that the screw (whatever) will become loose and regret buying it.
The keyboard is the only thing I like the most compared to other qwerty keyboard/pad phone in a portrait mode as they are not combining the alphabet with the numbers.
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