Motorola V220

The Motorola V220, was possibly one of the worst phones! The texts hardly send... never and internet service...the camera comes all grainy... and there's no music video etc etc.... and what's with the games!

In general am satisfied. Motorola V220 is one of the best phone I ever bought, I would prefer the camera to be 2 mega pixel. Great phone, 4 x cam zoom, battery life, externally screen, shielded for button pressing, built in mp3 player, coverage, unlockable, durability, descent camera, water proof, not easily scratch.

Don't buy it for the camera. It's fine as a cheap phone & text device though

This phone is worth buying if you want something simple and if all you want is a phone for calling and texting then this is fine, but for those who want the high tech job including Bluetooth and video recording as I said before Samsung and Sony Ericsson is your best bet. Also, the battery life if poor. I charged my mobile yesterday and by the end of the day (it had been more or less on standby) it had only one bar.

I'm not impressed with Motorola and I'm going to go for the high tech phones next time. This phone was my first phone and I thought it was great when I first got it (age 11) but now as I'm slightly older and all my friends have good phones I want to step forward.

Generally this phone is a buy you don't want but if its just for texting and phoning, this is a marvellous mobile! but not for the high tech stuff!

I liked this mobile when I got it. I've had it for a year now but I really needed MP3 video and Bluetooth so I've bought I new phone but liked my Motorola V220 very much. Worth the money, would recommend it.

I wanted a camera phone and the Motorola V220 was the cheapest I could find at the time. I liked the MP3 ringtones but it didn't have much memory - enough for cut down ringtones only and shared with photos. It was difficult to transfer photos and mp3s as there was no software provided with the phone. It did use the same mini usb connector as my digital camera so I could connect it to my PC and I used some trial software. After a few weeks I went onto a contact and chose a Samsung which provides free software on the website. The V220 is quite a nice phone if you don't want to pay much - for a child maybe. The camera is adequate for snapshots but there is no flash.

I bought this phone about 18 months ago. A friend bought exactly the same model about a month later, but she had the sense to get insurance. She has had hers replaced three times under the insurance policy because of problems. I've just given up and bought a new phone because of recurring problems with screen on the Motorola V220, battery life and Sim crashes etc. No it's not the Sim, because my new phone has been fine for the last three months with the same Sim card.

I like this Motorola V220 phone, the style in particular. I have the silver one and it starts to look scratched and tatty quite quickly as one of the other reviewers has already said. It's fine texting but if you text a bit and use the alarm, as I do, then the battery life is not great and you'll be recharging it every second day. A few months old now and it's starting to feel a bit less screwed together. A decent enough phone if you can pick one up cheaply on a PAYG.

This Motorola V220 phone is a piece of trash, camera went out within 3 months, there is no reception, ringer on loudest you can barely hear. Now one year from purchase, the LCD screen does not display, so basically I am stuck with this piece of junk until my contract expires in 6 months! I wish I had keep my Nokia instead of "upgrading", as suggested by my carrier.

I am delighted with my phone. It looks good and has been totally reliable. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a straight forward phone that won't let you down.