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Motorola V195
$50.00
Released February, 2006
The Pros:Long battery life - around 8 hours of talk time. Value - a solid basic cell phone with a competitive feature set. Clean, round design with a hidden antenna.
The Cons:Aging product - newer, similar phones are available. Lacks MP3 music playback capabilities. Mediocre audio quality - produces static sometimes.
The Motorola V195 is an entry-level flip phone released concurrently with the V191. It is nearly identical to the V191 with a few exceptions. The V195 does not feature an mp3 player, but it has been upgraded to included Bluetooth connectivity and instant messaging capabilities.
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Depending on regional availability, the V195 is also SCREEN3 information access service as well. It has 65k color screen and an exterior black and white time and date display. It is capable of internet browsing over WAP 2.0/xHTML, and Java 2.0 enabled. Its battery life is on average somewhat longer than the V191, with up to 8 hours of talk time.
Features
- Release Date: February 2006
- 65k color screen, black and white exterior display
- Quad band GSM 850/900/1800/1900
- Downloadable mp3 ringtones, screensavers, wallpapers and games
- 5MB internal memory
- Bluetooth connectivity
- Speakerphone
- Internet browsing over WAP 2.0/xHTML
- Java 2.0 enabled
- T9 predictive text for SMS
- SCREEN3 service capable (region-dependent)
- SMS, MMS, instant messaging
- Up to 8 hour talk time battery life
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long battery life - around 8 hours of talk time
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value - a solid basic cell phone with a competitive feature set
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clean, round design with a hidden antenna
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good key layout - easy to use for text messaging
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aging product - newer, similar phones are available
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lacks MP3 music playback capabilities
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mediocre audio quality - produces static sometimes
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