Motorola Flipout User Reviews

Too sensitive and battery power is poor. The design is quite stylish and lightweight, I do like the quality of both the picture and video camera which are really easy to upload onto both PC`s and social networking sites. The main issue with the phone is the battery, some days it holds the charge some days it drains after about 2 hours - it may well just be a fault with the phone I own. I have used and owned Motorola phones in the past but I have to say that this is not one of the best that has been produced. The touchscreen is too sensitive and often when making a call it is almost impossible to hang up and this also occurs when you have listened to a voicemail.

On the surface this phone looks the biz, it's a smart looking little thing. Indeed it can do many things (it's an Android), you can get on the Internet, have your twitter and facebook apps going, download all sorts of other apps as well as all the usual things, like your calender and alarm clock and all that jazz. BUT it simply doesn't respond well. It's the little, simplest things it gets wrong.

The battery lasts a day-you have to charge it every evening. Your contacts (of all things!) are also difficult to navigate. Finding a number takes about 1 minute to 1 minute 30! Messaging too. All in all, too many taps and button presses are needed to get into these simple functions. I use my phone for the odd tweet and maybe to receive 1 call a day. I do have my data on all the time, which prob is what drains the battery. Texting is what I do the most, and check up on facebook. To conclude, an ok phone, but not one you'll fall in love with.