Well it's now been about 5 months since I got my V3 and it's still in good as new condition - despite being dropped a few times and getting soaked in my pocket walking home in the rain (twice).
It pairs with my Mac mini easily - letting me swap over pictures or ringtones, but I have yet to try out the USB cable/iSync as I get a "not enough power" error when i plug it into my Keyboard USB ports - so I'll try that again when I get a USB hub.
I'm not too much of a fan of the UI - it feels slow at times, and when you turn the camera on it usually takes about five or so seconds for the camera to adjust - if you take a photo immediately it comes out blurred - almost like you were waving the phone as you took the photo!
The little exterior screen is actually quite useful - handy for a quick check of who's calling you before you open the phone and to see if you've missed any calls etc.
The best thing about it Vs my old SE T610 is the reception - its much much better with the V3. Where I live at home with the T610 I was able to get a signal in our house, only if I had the phone next to a window! With the V3 I get a signal all through our house. (and no..they haven't built more phone masts - I tested the phones together as I've passed the T610 along to my mum).
I hope that Motorola improve the UI on their upcoming phones as I feel this is the worst aspect of the V3 - but I would definitely consider a Motorola again in all other respects.
And I thought I would add some photos taken with the V3 at the highest resolution in case some of you wanted to check out the quality.
It pairs with my Mac mini easily - letting me swap over pictures or ringtones, but I have yet to try out the USB cable/iSync as I get a "not enough power" error when i plug it into my Keyboard USB ports - so I'll try that again when I get a USB hub.
I'm not too much of a fan of the UI - it feels slow at times, and when you turn the camera on it usually takes about five or so seconds for the camera to adjust - if you take a photo immediately it comes out blurred - almost like you were waving the phone as you took the photo!
The little exterior screen is actually quite useful - handy for a quick check of who's calling you before you open the phone and to see if you've missed any calls etc.
The best thing about it Vs my old SE T610 is the reception - its much much better with the V3. Where I live at home with the T610 I was able to get a signal in our house, only if I had the phone next to a window! With the V3 I get a signal all through our house. (and no..they haven't built more phone masts - I tested the phones together as I've passed the T610 along to my mum).
I hope that Motorola improve the UI on their upcoming phones as I feel this is the worst aspect of the V3 - but I would definitely consider a Motorola again in all other respects.
And I thought I would add some photos taken with the V3 at the highest resolution in case some of you wanted to check out the quality.