Motorola V400 Cell Phone

Pros: Built-in digital camera, speakerphone, internet ready, plus much more!
Cons: Disconnects automatically, resets display background and ring tones automatically.

The Motorola V400 seems to be a phone that has it all except Bluetooth, which can be added with the Motorola Bluetooth adapter. There is a built-in digital camera of two resolution settings and a 4x zoom; the lower resolution is only recommended for ...

Pros: Great Display, Speakerphone,Camera a plus
Cons: Uneven lighting on keypad

Isn't technology fascinating? To think of the strides we have made in the last 15 years is mind numbing. The one time throughout our daily lives we are all reminded of this fact is making or receiving a call on our cell phones. I remember having a cell ...

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Unlike my sixteen year old daughter whose cell phone is practically glued to her ear, or my 26 year old daughter, who has downloaded every ring-tone know to man, my cell phone needs are more modest. I am on the road a lot; it’s an hour one way between ...

Pros: Stylish Flip Phone and Design, Integrated Speakerphone, Integrated Camera, Nice Applications
Cons: Somewhat lower volume on headset and earpiece, lack of ring tones included on phone.

My Motorola V70 was showing its age from the 200 hours of talk time I've put on it over the past 18 months of use as a Cingular customer. Thankfully, I puchased the v70 for $249 plus another $40 for the 2 year extended warranty from Best Buy (this is ...

Pros: Flip design, downloadable ring tones, speakerphone, camera.
Cons: Bit confusing to use, poor written manual, poor image quality on phone.

It was either a problem with the phone or the service, but after 2 years of suffering with my Sanyo 4900 with Sprint PCS service and getting no reception at home or at work I hunkered down to buy a new phone and a new service to go along with it. I ...

Pros: good crisp color screen
Cons: Lousy phone! Bad speakers, poor functionality, not intuitive, JUNK, JUNK, JUNK! Avoid this phone.

This phone is an unmitigated piece of junk! I am on my FOURTH Motorola V400 in six months, and we are ready to do another exchange, moving us up to FIVE! When I switched to Cingular, I bought two of this phone, one for myself, one for my husband. I'll ...

Pros: Sleek design, able to use MP3 as ringtone, nice display, sturdy build.
Cons: Volume sometimes not loud enough, can't rename profiles, non-intuitive speakerphone.

Motorola phones used to be clunky, ugly phones with only one annoying ring. I've been a Nokia user up until the last phone upgrade. I just didn't like any of the new phones that Nokia put out. They were just plain ugly and bulky with displays that ...

Pros: Comfortable feel, Stylish design, World Phone, Awesome ringtones
Cons: You need nail to open it, Camera takes distorted photos, Inaccurate battery indicator, Dropped calls.

Introduction First I would like to thank you for your time reading this review. I am in no means a gadget guru, but love wireless communication and anything that runs with a screen on it. I've been using this Motorola V-400 Camera, flip-phone ...

Pros: Sharp Display, Good Quality, MP3 Ringtones, Acceptable Camera, Sturdy Feel, Quad-Band GSM, speakerphone, 5MB memory.
Cons: Poor Phonebook design, low sounding through ear bud.

I'm a techno geek. There I said it. What's worse is that I'm a geek who had a old monotone Motorola V60 cell phone. No color display, no polymorphic ringtones, no way to synch my contact data. I was looking for a change. A change with MP3 abilities ...

Pros: Polyphonic sound, camera, SIM card, speakerphone, outside display, good volume, long battery life, great price!!
Cons: Confusing at first, buttons on the outside, annoying/frequent sound when battery is low.

This phone has so much to offer, where do I start?! There's no feature that I want to leave un-reviewed. You should probably only read this if you are seriously interested in one of these phones, because by the time you're done, you'll have everything ...

Pros: Stylish, colorful display screen, speaker phone, expensive
Cons: Limited ringtones, low ring volume, uneven keypad lighting

I have never had a Motorola cell phone before, but I have heard great things about the brand so, I wasn't too anxious when I decided to trade in my ancient Nokia 5000 series (you know, the one everyone had about 5 years ago with all the different ...

Pros: Several great features, good sound, good signal
Cons: Battery meter and charging unreliable, phone turns off randomly

9/24/04: Update Well, it's been another month, and I have discovered a few additional small items about the V400. They are relatively minor, but unfortunately most fall into the "annoying" category for me. Since I am stuck with the phone on a ...

Pros: Loud speaker phone, flip-design, large screen, clear display
Cons: useless camera, sporadic reception, sticky keys, hard to figure out

Motorola makes great products and picking a phone from the Motorola line was a no brainer for me. After using several phones from Nokia with monochrome displays and a previous Motorola colored phone, it was clear what my next choice would be when the ...

Pros: Attractive, good size, easy to navigate, great volume, and more...
Cons: Touchy side buttons, included ringtones are limited

After being very leery of getting another Motorola after owning the Motorola C331 (see my review of that one) I have been pleasantly surprised with the V400. I read many reviews on this phone before purchasing it and most of the reviews I read were ...

Pros: Sleek, handy, light, trendy, super cool.
Cons: Doesn't work. Screen flickers. Calls are randomly disconnected.

A couple of years ago, my husband and I decided to forego the seemingly required "home phone" and use only our cell phones for communication. This has worked well for us, but I recently decided that, because I depend solely on my cell phone, I should ...