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Motorola V365 Mobile Phone Review

The Motorola V365 has designed after the Motorola V557 and has the flip screen closure that many cell phone users look for in a cell phone for its convent size and protected face that is silver bordered by a dark colored rubber. In size it is a little thicker than other phones such as the Motorola Razr but it also has features that some of the other Motorola cell phones have that makes cell phone users seek them out such as the camera capability or the Bluetooth along with the speakerphone. Although it is a little larger and will fit into larger pockets it does make up for it in the solid construction and the comfortable fit when in use along with not having an external antenna.

This cell phone also sports a MP3 player along with push-to-talk and a memory card slot and a one inch screen along with the display of the date, the time, the battery life and the strength of the signal. The Motorola V365 had phone number caller ID and this cell has features like the phonebook that can hold up to 1,000 contacts and each entry can contain up to six phone numbers. These entries also have room in the phonebook for a street address, a birth date, and a nickname; the SIM card can also hold another two hundred and fifty names and phone numbers. The Motorola V365 has fourteen pholyphonic ringtones and these can be used to ring differently for each group that the user has set up for the contact phone numbers in the cell phone.

Some of the basic features in the Motorola V365 are a vibrate mode, text and multimedia messaging along with a calculator and a date book. Of course no cell phone is complete with out an alarm, a speakerphone, email and instant messaging. The Motorola V365 also has voice commands and dialing for the user of this cell phone. The camera feature in this cell phone is 640x480, 320x240 along with 160x120 for resolution settings and as with other Motorola cell phones it has features such as a meter to keep track of storage availability, photo-editing, and choices for lighting conditions along with an adjustable brightness control.