List price as of Aug 9, 2007:
S$828
for a 2-year price plan
S$828
for a 2-year price plan
CNET Asia Review
Excellent
The good: QWERTY keypad; HSDPA (3.5G) connectivity; dual processors. View score
The bad: No Wi-Fi; screen could be slightly wider.
The bottom line: The Q 9h has one of the best smart phone keypads we have used and the Windows Mobile 6 software moves along fairly speedily. It's definitely one of the better models out there at the moment.
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Average User Rating
from 13 users
Very good
6.8
out of 10User Reviews
Great looks = Sacrifice of functions
Nov 8, 2008Rating: 8 out of 10 (Excellent)
Pros: Slim, solid build quality, very stylish, awesome keyboard
Cons: Should have had WinMo 6 professional OS, no wifi, no touchscreen, a little sluggish
Opinion:
This phone would have been perfect if it had Windows Mobile 6 Professional, touchscreen and wifi. Moto also could've done a better job if they just maintained the scroll wheel found on the previous version, the Q8.
Having departed from touchscreen phones (I previously owned a Treo 650, SE P990i and a Dopod 838 Pro), I found this smartphone somehow lacking in terms of the flexibility of the OS. Although it does look way better than any of those stated above, most especially the Dopod which is actually the primary reason as to why I switched to this phone. It fits perfectly in my pocket.
Had Motorola aimed this phone higher than the E71 and instead target those the likes of Dopod/HTC and included all the specs a PDA should have (most especially the wifi and touchscreen), I would have given this phone a perfect 10.
Although despite the lack of those features mentioned above, this ... Read more
Good Business Phone
Sep 2, 2008Rating: 7 out of 10 (Very good)
Pros: Good voice quality. Solid build. Office application
Cons: Filmsy battery cover, the ear phone is very poorly made, no GPS, battery life abit sub par
Opinion:
Just got the this phone. Compare to my SE C702 & P1i, the Q9h voice quality is noticably better. But the SE C702 has a better camera and GPS.
Motorola is a good basic business phone. The price has came down quite drastically recently. I was deciding btw the Nokia E71 & Motorla Q9h. But the additional $280 could buy me another phone when my contract expires next year. I decided to go for a cost effecient business phone like Q9h.
The Q9h battery life is definitely not a match for the Nokia E71 1500mAhr battery. The saving grace for Q9h is a good keybroad for typing - better than Nokia E71 & SE P1i.
The Q9h offer a good set of business tool like the MS Excel & PDF reader that can allow user to browse some document for quick reference.
But the top quality of a mobile phone is still the voice ... Read more
The best innovation since Razr
May 7, 2008Rating: 8 out of 10 (Excellent)
Pros: Super slim, great QWERTY keypad and nice non-slip rear texture
Cons: No touch screen, no Wifi, no scroll wheel
Opinion:
On the whole a very nice smart phone. Only pity is that it's without wifi and touchscreen, if not it'll give the samsung i780 a run for it's money.
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jrahim:
I am using the Moto Q9h in Singapore. Can I have the GPS on the phone? Can the software ...
