Motorola L6

Advantages: Stylish and Easy To Use
Disadvantages: Lack of intuitive Name search

...and to a good friend's Motorola RAZR in the pub last night which was a lot easier. Sending stuff via Bluetooth can be a bit of a pain. It also can be connected to Bluetooth headsets which are easy as pie to set up. Computers on the other hand ned a suitable Bluetooth adaptor. I have been advised that you need the drivers specific to the phone. These drivers are a bugger to find on the internet so if you want to do this then get a Bluetooth adaptor ...
...people have confused for the more expensive Motorola L7 SLVR. Compared to my Siemens MC60 it is fantastic although die hard Nokia users will have some problems with it. Me I will always go for German engineering over Scandinavian uniformity any day, despite my Nordic ancestry, and Motorola being American. ... Read review

Advantages: Slim and Sleek
Disadvantages: haven't found any as of yet

...was simply this, buy a Motorola L6 for £69.97, get a free bluetooth headset for the car or walking about if you want to look like a total wally. Pretty good so far I thought, then I read further, £5 of airtime preloaded onto the phone with an additional £10 voucher inside the box. So £15 of airtime a new phone and a new funky headset. Inside the quite large box I discovered all the items named above plus a charger which connects to the phone via ...
...manual and a quick set up booklet. Within minutes I was up and running and in the process of learning my new phone. It has the normal features of organiser calculator and such in the applications section of the easy to use menu system. The menu system seems to be a bit more logical than some mobiles I have had, so it did not take long to navigate through the extensive features. The phone also has a 1.3 mega pixel camera which takes decent photos ... Read review

Advantages: Slim and sleek, easy handling.
Disadvantages: Not enough memory (only 10MB)

When I first saw the Motorola L6, I was tempted to buy it especially because everyone states that it is the best phone company on the market. Having had an old Nokia 3410, I thought it was time for a bit of a change. Some say the Motorola L6 is excellent when it comes to value for money (including me) but there are many things the American company still need to add to thier excellent product. First, let me tell you about some of the good things ...
...of charge very quickly. The motorola charger cable also fits into most other Motorola handsets (including the Motorola V3) because of it's hugely original feature which is a small USB connection. The types of ringtones this phone can hold I think are phenomenal! It can play all sorts of ringtones from MP3 to realtones to polyphonic, anything you like basically!!But what I found amazing is that the Motorola L6 has bluetooth and it only costs about ... Read review

Advantages: slim,lightweight and modern
Disadvantages: accidentally dialling numbers when not in use

...sad farewell to my old Motorola brick, I dropped it into the black bin with a great big thud. It kicked into life for one last time, to play a haunting version of Waltz Sing Matilda by Rolf Harris on his Stylophone! A very moving moment, I nearly dived back in to save it before I courageously shut the dustbin lid on my old faithful for the last time! I drove into Birmingham to find a replacement straight away, in order to forget the past . As it ...
...He pointed at the Motorola L6 and told me the price. Virgin (the phone company, not the spotty youth) was selling it for £50 with £5worth of free calls already loaded on! I took one look at it and thought there must be a catch! It looked really modern and if it had been a Catwalk model it would have been a size 0! It had loads of features, more than I could understand or cope with and it was available in pink or silver! I liked it immediately, ... Read review

Advantages: Looks good, feels good and easy to use
Disadvantages: Over sensitive keypad

...the good looks of the Motorola L6. I used my local Carphone Warehouse, and was pleased to find that the model is available on both pay as you go and contract with all of the major network providers so was able to pick the best one for me. I plumped for a £50 package with Orange on pay as you go, receiving £5 of airtime and a bluetooth headset (which I don't use much, but is great for Britney Spears impressions at parties!!). The phone itself is ...
...and 49mm wide, but it's only around 11mm in depth, so fits very easily into any pocket, and at only around 80g in weight does not cause a bulge or any pulling, even when placed in a shirt pocket. The set up and starter instructions in the box are very easy to understand and I was up and running very quickly. The phone is bluetooth compatible, together with WAP and USB, so can be used in conjunction with just about any modern gadgetry, all of which ... Read review