Pros: solid construction, sleek, stable, clear and bright display

Cons: laggy, no standard headphone jack, battery life, easy smudge screen

The Bottom Line: If you would like a full featured phone with the ability to surf the web and form factor is an important selling point the Q is probably for you.

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Pros: Bright, Clear Screen. Keyboard is OK

Cons: The whole interface is a disaster requiring too many key presses for even simple stuff.

The Bottom Line: At one time this was the best package for it's size, now you can do better.

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Pros: Thin, Lightweight, Sleek, Sexy, Bright LCD

Cons: Short Battery Life, Software errors rampant, Difficult to set up pop e-mails

The Bottom Line: Don't buy the phone, it has too many problems and downfalls that do not outweigh its superficial benefits.

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Pros: Thin, light, reasonably solid, nice screen, backlit keyboard

Cons: Poor phone qualities (sound, performance), poor battery life, poor reliability.

The Bottom Line: Look elsewhere or wait for the next version, because as a phone, the Q is bad enough to cause relationship problems and lost business deals.

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Pros: Lightweight and thin, Good quality color screen

Cons: Buttons stick, Too many unnecessary steps, Text messaging doesn't have chat thread

The Bottom Line: I wouldn't recommend this phone until Motorola fixes the problems and comes out with a new improved model....In the meantime look at a Treo or a Blackberry

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Pros: Stylish, thin, nice sharp display, fixed some issues with previous PDA phones

Cons: Poor battery life, big problems with key quality, quirky when in the lock mode.

The Bottom Line: Buy it as a last resort, as I did.

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Pros: small size, small price

Cons: not ready for market--full of bugs

The Bottom Line: Motorola rushed it to market and it has too many bugs to be useful as a real tool. Leave this phone to the teenagers and other light users.

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Pros: Nice display,good speaker, light.

Cons: Hard keys,no app shutdown,glitchy

The Bottom Line: This phone doesn't cut if for business. Glitchy software, poor key design & app management and no voice calling. Not a serious contender to the Blackberry or Treo.

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Pros: Thin, sort of light, has typical keypad based PDA features.

Cons: Short battery life, small buttons, slow processing time.

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Pros: Small, lightweight, decent features.

Cons: Turned itself into a brick within a couple months.

The Bottom Line: Don't buy this phone, get the Black version with the newer software instead.

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