Motorola Q Cell Phone User Reviews
   3 4.3 3.7 3.6 4.2 4.1 3.8best phone ever!Overall Rating: By: Sharon Umansky on Monday, August 31, 2009 5 out of 5From: Spring Valley, NY (United States) Experience: 3 Weeks Pros: EVERYTHINGGGG!!Summary: this phone is the best phone ive ever had. ive wanted it ever since it came out in november 2008. when they recalled it, i was really mad. they fixed it now and upgraded all the freezing, the battery, and the rest of the problems it had. im so happy i bought this phone. one of the best decisions i ever made... i think you should all get this phone. u wont regret it :)) thank you very muchOverall Rating: By: morgan jesse on Monday, July 27, 2009 3.5 out of 5From: springfield, IL (United States) Experience: 3 Days Pros: everythingSummary: ok ok ok. so i just ordered this phone yesterday and i should be getting it here in a few days. they did a recall on them and fixed all the problems. but honestly i think this phone is amazing. the touchscrren is like any other touchscreen i have eer used. you just have to be exact on what you want to touch. no touchscreen is exact on what u want everytime. i tryed this phone and i tryed the iphone and and the touchsreen is actually better on the quickfire. you just have to be paitient with it. its a phone not a genius. att quick fireOverall Rating: By: cian donovan on Saturday, June 20, 2009 4.2 out of 5From: ferguson, MO (United States) Experience: 5 Weeks Pros: touchscreen,qwerty,3g,Cons: bulkySummary: alright i know that the phone was recalled but now its back and truly i would take it over my matrix i just got out of ,y matrix contract and the quick fire say wat u want is a great phone and really good for kids not for a buissness but for simple use pretty goodOverall Rating: By: isabelle thomson on Friday, January 16, 2009 3.3 out of 5From: charlotte, NC (United States) Experience: 5 Weeks Pros: easy texting, video and camra, internet serviceCons: bad battery, touch screen unresponsive sometimes, has some other minor glitchesSummary: i think its a pretty decent phone, its great for texting, and thats a whole lot easier, its battery can be anoyining though, and sometimes the touch screen just doesnt work, but overall, im pretty happy with it. 3 out of 4 people found this review helpful UTStarcom quickfireOverall Rating: By: stepheny mendez on Thursday, January 15, 2009 5 out of 5From: cenrtal falls, RI (United States) Experience: 13 Weeks Summary: i think this phone is awesome cause it looks a lot like the sidekick and it comes in many colors. 2 out of 4 people found this review helpful Pretty goodOverall Rating: By: Sam C on Friday, January 02, 2009 4.2 out of 5From: Portland, ME (United States) Experience: 8 Days Pros: very easy-to-use keyboard with nice layout, good sound qualityCons: touch screen unresposive at timesSummary: The Quickfire is decent as a texting phone. The touch screen is unresponsive fairly often, but when the phone is open this is not an issue - there are up, down, left and right keys on the keyboard. I would still recommend this phone, I think the pros outweigh the cons. 5 out of 7 people found this review helpful QuickfireOverall Rating: By: Cristina B on Tuesday, December 30, 2008 4.3 out of 5From: Ashburn, VA (United States) Experience: 1 Weeks Pros: keyboard, ease of use, screen locks, good camera with mirror, charm hookCons: iffy touchscreen, bad batterySummary: I have had this phone for a week and love it. It definetly has pros and cons. Pros: -Keyboard-The keyboard makes texting easy. I text alot and this makes texting very easy. The keyboard is very responsive. The keys and fairly large and raised so they are easy to press. They have space in between them and it does not feel cramped or tight. This is definetly the best keyboard that I have texted on. -Ease of Use-The phone is pretty straightforward it is hard to get used to at first. I adjusted to this phone very quickly. -Camera- The camera has a mirror next to it for self-portraits. The camera is 1.3 mp. It is pretty good for a phone. I still carry around my digital camera though. -Charm Hook- Many people overlook this feature. This phone has a place for a charm. This helps add a personal touch to the phone. Cons: -Touchscreen- This touchscreen is hard to describe. Some days it works perfectly and some days I think I am going to break the screen from hitting it. Most of the time I wind up having to navigate with the arrows on the keyboard. The most annoying part of this is that sometimes when I touch something it will go to a different application. This is very frustrating. I would not let the touchscreen keep you from getting this phone. -Battery- The battery has three hours of talk time which is fair for a phone. By the end of the day, if I sent about 200-300 texts and a couple of phone calls the battery will be about 3/4ths gone. The battery is fine if you charge it everynight. I would definitely recommend this phone to anybody. I understand why some people say to not get this phone but there are ways around the problems that are not that annoying. Even if you are not sure if you are going to get this phone, go to the store and check it out. If you are still not sure, get it and if you do not like it then return it. Please give this phone a try. 19 out of 21 people found this review helpful Best AT&T PhoneOverall Rating: By: Matthew Posey on Monday, December 15, 2008 4.3 out of 5From: Seymour, IN (United States) Experience: 14 Days Pros: great touch screen, great keyboard, great call qualityCons: battery life if using camera alotSummary: over all this is the best phone for texting that at&t has come out with. it is not a smart phone so people shouldn't expect it to do everything like an iphone. if you dont use the internet alot and your more into texting get it. its better than the matrix and propel. its no bigger than a voyager or any blackberry out there. 12 out of 14 people found this review helpful Don't botherOverall Rating: By: danielle clifford on Sunday, December 14, 2008 1.8 out of 5From: boston, MA (United States) Experience: 10 Days Pros: keypad Cons: touchscreen is not reactive, short battery lifeSummary: I love the design of this phone however the touchscreen is so terrible, you finally give up trying to access anything. The battery lasts a day, and this is without using it for much. Also very slow once you choose options, it takes it a long time to process.. Returning it today. 3 out of 10 people found this review helpful Pretty but not easyOverall Rating: By: E Meredith on Friday, December 05, 2008 3 out of 5From: Des Moines, IA (United States) Experience: 2 Days Pros: Great size, style, keyboard; screen size is greatCons: Touch screen lacks sensitivitySummary: I purchased this for all of the options it offered and it's style/physical ease of use. However, the touch screen doesn't respond consistently..sometimes to the point I feel like I'm beating on the phone. I plan on returning it..sad it doesn't meet the basics it promises 2 out of 8 people found this review helpful Overall, great.Overall Rating: By: casey lynn on Friday, November 14, 2008 4.3 out of 5From: albany, NY (United States) Experience: 1 Weeks Pros: Great touchscreen interface, smooth sliding, keyboard is easy to use. Great call quality as well.Cons: Recording sound seemed to be a little off. Otherwise, nothing wrong.Summary: I absolutely love this phone. The touchscreen works very well and is easy to adjust to (coming from a regular push button phone). The keyboard has a good layout and is easy to use. Overall, I would definitely recommend this phone! 11 out of 13 people found this review helpful Quickfire PhoneOverall Rating: By: Renee Carter on Thursday, November 13, 2008 4.5 out of 5From: Council Hill, OK (United States) Experience: 3 Days Pros: Easy to handle, great sound, easy to learn and useCons: Choice of ringtones and finding accessories for the phoneSummary: This is my first touch screen phone and I love it. It's easy to use and operate. The keyboard is very easy to use and I really enjoy the touch screen. The camera is great and I used the video yesterday to record AQHA show and it was very clear. A great purchase. 15 out of 17 people found this review helpful AT&T quickfireOverall Rating: By: Adam kee on Tuesday, November 11, 2008 3.8 out of 5From: trumbull, CT (United States) Experience: 1 Days Pros: Feels nice in hand, good weight, great touchscreen, smooth slide, great apps, good call qualityCons: Slightly slow UI, little bit bulkySummary: Very nice phone, the colors are great, nice clear screen, bright good quality screen, still has the same problem as the sidekick though its too bulky. Other than that its a great phone and a good buy. 16 out of 18 people found this review helpful Spoiled by my BlackberryOverall Rating: By: K Stringfield on Sunday, April 13, 2008 3.7 out of 5From: Louisville, KY (United States) Experience: 4 Months Pros: Keyboard works for me; screen is clear and easy to read (when it's lit); size is convenient; seems pretty tough; recharges quicklyCons: software lacks a lot; microphone is all but useless for voice dialing; back-light time-out optionsSummary: I can't quite remember now why I didn't replace my stolen Blackberry with another one, but the Q seemed a good idea at the time. Honestly, it's very serviceable, very good-looking, fits nicely into my hands, pocket, side of purse and I've found the keyboard easy to use. initial synchronization with my Outlook contacts was quick and straightforward. Initial setup of Bluetooth was difficult due to poor instructions on finding the "Discover Me" mode on the Q. Although microphone is adequate for speakerphone purposes, it is totally inadequate for voice dialing and I'm still trying to find out if I can use some sort of voice tag for each contact to mitigate that. So far, no luck. Up until now, Blackberry was the only cell phone/PDA I had used and if something happens to this one, I'll probably go back. Seems sturdy enough. I've dropped it once or twice without ill effect and carry it around in my purse without a cover. also, there needs to be a longer-time choice between "never" and "60 seconds" for back-light time-out. Finally, Microsoft needs to take some basic lessons from RIM as to PDA software. 3 out of 7 people found this review helpful Not so greatOverall Rating: By: Sara Harris on Sunday, March 23, 2008 2.8 out of 5From: Indianapolis, IN (United States) Experience: 20 Days Pros: good keyboard (when keys don't stick), extended battery, easy Bluetooth sync, picturesCons: everything....keys stick, delays in all applications, difficult navigation of everything, text message organization, just a lot.Summary: Hopefully I just received a random broken phone, but this phone was horrible. Turned it back in within 20 days. Everything froze, the h and m keys don't work on text, bluetooth connection would just drop, no direct camera key, email set up was impossible, backlight was never the same each time (no matter what setting you have it on), missed calls like crazy, horrible static during calls. Good thing was the battery (extended) lasts forever. Good speakerphone (just not on receiving end of convo). 18 out of 37 people found this review helpful |
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