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Very good

6.6

out of 10

sumoe

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The best innovation since Razr

May 7, 2008

Rating: 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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Agree with CNET

May 4, 2008

Rating: 8 out of 10 (Excellent)
Pros: Better QWERTY keypad, quick enough, good design,
Cons: Camera quality, battery life, no copy and paste in sms and email
Opinion:
Agree with CNET... I bought this device last week according CNET review.
It’s true that Q9h has better QWERTY keypad. If I compared with my last SE P990i, Q9h more efficient to interact with email, sms, etc. Bluetooth worked properly when I sent or received data from my PC also easily browsing even using only GPRS.
Camera 2MP is not better then SE P990i. Even Q9h is easier and quicker to use the camera but relative blur when open in my PC. Also I have not find out to copy and paste in sms, email, and contact number.
Battery should charge every night (caused by not enough for more than 2 day)…. Better if having spare battery caused Motorola give for charging battery only without the phone.

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A very capable smartphone

Mar 12, 2008

Rating: 8 out of 10 (Excellent)
Pros: Industry-benchmark keyboard, slim form factor
Cons: No auto keylock, lack of chinese input, no copy & paste feature
Opinion:
I've been using the Q 9h for about a month so far.
As a basic phone it is good, loud & clear speakers even in noisy environments, good reception even on the MRT.
PIM functions like the calendar and contacts sync painlessly with Outlook which i rely very heavily on, so that's a plus for me.

The lack of wifi tho quite noticeable, is not all that big an issue for me because i hardly ever use it - especially if you have an unlimited blackberry data plan that allows u to surf anywhere anytime.

The keyboard is extremely comfortable to use, perfect for emailing as well as sms'ing or msn'ing - though i lament the lack of a cut and paste feature, especially when i am typing emails.

There being no auto keylock is a bit of a nuisance, but that is quite easily solved with the variety of third-party programs available.

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