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Product Reviews : Mobile Phones : Motorola Pebl
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Motorola Pebl

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List price as of time of review:
S$538 (US$396.10)
for a 2-year price plan
CNET Asia review Reviewed By Juniper Foo
(14/12/2005)
Editors' rating:
Very good
7.3
out of 10
Design 9
Features 6
Performance and Battery Life 7
7.3 out of 10
 7.3
How we rate
Average user rating:
5.7 out of 10

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The good: Unique design; tactile feedback; smooth flip action; brilliant internal display; dedicated Voice Key function.
The bad: VGA camera only; iTap not as user-friendly; voice tags not applicable for names stored in SIM card; dual screens attract fingerprints; no infrared.
The bottom line: In a triumph of form, this handset not only looks good, it feels good. Just don't go looking for the same when it comes to features.
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User Opinions

Average user rating:
Average
5.7
out of 10
Average user rating: from 7 users

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7 out of 10
Very good 		Great phone
by ldcod - Aug 31, 2007

Pros: Great resolution,cool looks
Cons: doesnt offer much
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5 out of 10
Average 		Sexy
by lishuhui - Mar 19, 2007

Pros: cool opening mechanism, basic function
Cons: Auto-switch off when I lay my hand too heavily on it
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