Highest Rated Review by the Community
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Jul 12 '04
Pros: Neat GSM webphone with beautiful display
Cons: AT&T no longer sells them, NUMEROUS problems with ours, HORRIBLE Customer Service
Summary: make sure to see my update below,
11/2/04 When my wife and I went to buy a new cell phone for me, I was supposed to be the sole purchaser. I found my S
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Mar 25 '07
Pros: Attractive clamshell, external speaker
Cons: Very slow OS, crashes alot, countless dropped calls
Summary: The Motorola MPx200 started some of the craze of smartphones that are currently on the market today. It was one of the first non-PDA phones to use the windows mobile operating system. Looks: Looking at the phone it comes in a very understated black ... read more
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Feb 21 '05
Pros: Elegant looks, all the PDA features in one small phone
Cons: Requires a gray market upgrade not supported by AT&T
Summary: I bought this phone over a year ago and used it heavily day to day. I found the size to be just about perfect: not too heavy to carry about but not too light so I can never tell if I've still got it on me. I like the flip phone style because I ... read more
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Dec 06 '04
Pros: Looks great, feels great, solid
Cons: Finger prints
Summary: The more I use this phone, I think that the MPx200 is the best phone I have ever used. One of the first thing that makes an impression about a phone is the feel, to steal a phrase from the auto manufacturers, the fit and finish. The MPx200 is bound to ... read more
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Nov 09 '04
Pros: Call quality, Signal strength, outlook sync
Cons: Battery life
Summary: I bought this phone to replace my moto v66 phone and my HP pocket pc. The phone was free with a 2 year service contract with ATT wireless, so how could I go wrong. For 6 months I waited for my office IT dept to get outlook mobile access running on our ... read more
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Jul 22 '04
Pros: Sleek, Flip Phone, Outlook, Internet Explorer, Instant Messenger, Windows Media Player, All in One Device
Cons: No Bluetooth, Bad Signal Strength, Poor Battery Life, No Longer Supported
Summary: I have had the the Motorola MPx200 since the first day it hit the United States, and had thoroughly researched the phone several months before acquiring it. I knew it was going to be the first US Smartphone and would have some quirks to it, but I'm more ... read more
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Jul 09 '04
Pros: Tons of Functionality, Great Display, Sleek Looks
Cons: Battery life, reception, AT&T Wireless
Summary: This is the first Microsoft powered Smartphone offered by Motorola and is currently only available through AT&T Wireless Services. Its sleek black looking, featuring a 320x240 16bit color LCD. It is difficult to separate the good and bad points of a ... read more
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Sep 04 '05
Pros: Easy sync to outlook, contacts, etc.
Cons: Phones freezes for minutes. NO blue tooth
Summary: The product looks great and seems to have all the functionality one would need. the problem is getting to work. The MSFT software is incredibly clunky and often puts the phone in a frozen state for minutes at a time. It does have all the right
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May 17 '05
Pros: Seamlessly synchs with Microsoft Outlook. Large, easy to read display makes navigation a breeze.
Cons: Would not recommend this phone.
Summary: On paper this a great phone. However, several drawbacks are making me consider a new phone after only one year of use. Operating system locks up periodically. Power button poorly located causing phone to power down if not careful. Bad reception with
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Apr 01 '05
Pros: everything about it after you upgrade
Cons: had to upgrade
Summary: when I first got it it was freezing up and hardly wanted to work at all. I bought an upgrade off of ebay and now it is the best phone i ever had it has microsoft windows 2k2(but i upgraded to 2k3 wich is the newest version of windows mobile). it comes
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Jul 13 '04
Pros: Stylish. Nice display screen. Good applications
Cons: Poor signal strength. Poor battery life.
Summary: I have owned and used this phone for the past eight months. I am extremely disappointed. At this point it is simply used as an expensive PDA or calculator. I get horrible signal strength and I live in metro Washington DC! (Other cellphones seem to
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