Moderately smart...if you know what I mean

Category: Review on Motorola A810 Mobile Phone

Posted by: 1-Dec-2008

Strengths: Good phone design and usability. Limited document handling features

Weaknesses: Stylus based, faces tough competition from other PDAs

This stylus based phone from Motorola comes with a neat touch screen (slightly larger than the candy bar phones) and includes some pretty nifty features that make it a good smart phone. The overall stylish look and feel of the A810 is sleek and one that has many smart features and is not built like a brick. The A810 is classical is design since it has some really smooth lines and an easy to use set of buttons.

The A810 comes designed to meet the travelling executive’s requirements and that includes Internet connectivity and a wide range of productivity tools. However, we still to some old basics when checking out a mobile phone such as battery life and it is good to know that the A810 has a talk time of over four hours! The standby of course is pretty good as well. The A810 showcases its high quality features bit by bit and we also discover that the camera of this phone is one of the best around.

There are so many reasons for a person to buy the Motorola A810 however, if you really look deep, you notice that the phone does not have flash support which can be a bummer in the best of circumstances. Other than that, the smart looking A810 also does not have a file manager, thus making it not such a smart PDA. Since other PDAs have these features and much more when it comes to document handling, buyers can just move on to another choice. This is where the A801 faces a litmus test and one that does not go down tool well. Overall quality of the A810 is not questionable at all and can easily be considered looking for a good phone.