Motorola V180

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Average Customer Rating: 3.4 ( 10 customer reviews )

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Motorola V180

Product Features for the Motorola V180 (Cingular)

Cell Phone Design
Phone Style Flip Phone
Phone Size Small
Phone Thickness Ultra-thin
Dimensions (H x W x D) 3.4 x 1.7 x 0.9 in
Weight (w/standard battery) 3.3 oz
Keyboard Type QWERTY / Full Keyboard
External LCD Yes
Touchscreen Not Available
Screen Size Yes
Display 65,000 colors; 128x128 pixels
Accelerometer Not Available
Multiple Colors Available Not Available
Mil-Spec/Rugged Not Available
Music, Camera & Video Features
Music Formats Supported Not Available
Streaming Music Not Available
Music ID Service Not Available
Headset Jack Type 2.5mm Plug
Ringtones Included 24
Songs as Ringtones N/A
FM Radio No
Camera Resolution Not Available
Camera Zoom Type N/A
Camera Flash No
Camera Lens Type CCD
Video Recorder No
Video Formats supported Not Available
Video Recording Length 30 seconds
Video Playback No
Streaming Video Not Available
Video Sharing Not Available
Mobile TV Technology MediaFLO
Organization & Tools
Threaded Text Messaging Not Available
Phone Book Capacity 500
Multiple Phone Numbers per Contact Not Available
Assign separate Ringtones per Contact Not Available
Contact Manager Software Yes, Software Included
Messaging Not Available
Instant Messaging Support Not Available
Email accounts supported Not Available
GMail for Mobile App Not Available
Google Mobile App available? Not Available
Google Maps App available? Not Available
Computer Syncing No
USB Cable Syncing Yes, Cable included
Sync with Microsoft Outlook Yes, software included
Bluetooth Syncing Not Available
Wireless Contact Backup N/A
Voice Recorder 60 seconds
Calculator Not Available
Calendar Not Available
Alarm Clock Not Available
Notepad Not Available
Turn by Turn Navigation Sprint Navigation available from carrier for monthly fee
Cell Phone Specifications
Operating System Blackberry
Operating System Release Number Not Available
Java-Enabled Yes
BREW-Enabled No
Onboard Memory <64MB
Removable Memory Card - Type Not Available
Maximum Memory Card Capacity 2GB
Removable Memory Accessibility N/A
Hot Swappable Memory Not Available
Photo Caller ID Yes
Push To Talk Not Available
Speakerphone Full Duplex
External Volume Control Yes
Service / Support 1 Year Warranty
Accessibility
Voice-Activated Dialing Not Available
Language Options Multiple Languages
Hearing Aid Compliance Not Available
Adjustable Font Size Not Available
Digital TTY/TTD Not Available
Battery Specifications
Talk Time Up to 350 mins
Standby Time Up to 275 hrs
Type of Battery Lithium Ion battery
Connectivity
3G Data Capable Not Available
Wi-Fi Not Available
Web Browser Full HTML
GPS Not Available
GPS Type A-GPS
Bluetooth Not Available
Stereo Bluetooth Not Available
USB Cable Not Available
USB Port Type Mini-USB
IR Port No
Network Technology
Technology GSM 850/900/1900
Voice Frequencies 850/1900
Data Technology CDMA: 1xRTT, 1EV-DO Rev-O, 1EV-DO Rev-A,
Data Frequencies 850/1900
3G Not Available
UMA Not Available
Data Throughput Speed AT&T 3G up to 3.6 Mbps
International Features
Can I call people outside the US and Canada? Not Available
International 3G Data Roaming Not Available
International 2G Data Roaming Not Available
Can I make and receive calls outside the US and Canada? No
Can I send and receive text messages from people outside the US and Canada? Not Available
Can I send and receive messages while outside the US and Canada? Not Available
Can I use the email and mobile web features on my phone while outside the US and 2G (EDGE)

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews of the Motorola V180 (Cingular)

Customer Rating: 2.5
by P McCullum -- December 17th 2006 -- Andover, MN

I am very dissapointed with my phones. I bought 2 with my Cingular plan, and they drop calls practacly every other call, and I constantly have failed calls. The phones do have excellent battery life, but who cares when you plug them in every night anyway. We've had the phones for a year now. Had to get a new phone shortly after purchasing because of the dropped calls, but that didn't help at all. I do love the speaker option, and will look for a better phone this spring with that option (I'm sure they're out there). I expected much more from Motorola. It was a big let down. I will be very reluctant to buy Motorola again. How can they make such a terrible phone?!

Customer Rating: 3.8
by Brandon B. -- August 23rd 2006 -- Kalamazoo, MI

The Motorola V180 is a hrrible cell phone. Dust behind the screen and easily scratched. I complained about poor reception, so they replaced the antenna...which they said were defective. Still horrible reception! I live within 100ft. of a centennial whatever store where it was purchased and the thing still gets no reception. Centennial should be refunding me considering the number of calls it has dropped. People can hardly hear me and it often fails to notify me of received calls or voicemails until three hours later! Despite having a full set of bars the whole time! argh! Screw you motorola, I'm buying a new phone from somebody else.

Customer Rating: 5
by Yvonne McKenzie -- July 9th 2006 -- Elkton, MD

Never had a problem with the Motorola V180 cell phone. Excellent.!!

Customer Rating: 2.8
by Karen C. -- June 20th 2006 -- Wilmington, DE

I have had the Motorola V180 phone for eleven months and have been satisfied with the phone. The face plate scratches easily and gets dust behind it and in front of the external screen, but my concerns have been superficial like that. Last month, however, the screen went bad. I have not dropped the phone nor treated it harshly. When I change phones, I lose all of my address information because the only way to save the address book for transfer requires using the screen to manipulate through the screens. I will not be buying another Motorola.

Customer Rating: 1.8
by J Elbare -- June 16th 2006 -- Tampa, FL

The Motorola V180 is the worst cell phone I have ever owned. I had a Nokia that I really liked, but I replaced it with V180 to get the advanced network features -- big mistake! This a cheap piece of junk that scratches easily and provides very poor reception. I am only about 15 months into a two-year contract and I will probably drop the contract just to get rid of this stinking phone. By the way, Cingular is zero help. They did replace the SIM chip, which improved reception for about week. That erased all of my stored numbers, even though said it would not erase them. I am done with both Cingular and Motorola. Neither company seems to have a clue. They just sell but don't service.

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