Thread: Moto flip

I think the flip models became popular only after motorola introduced its first of its kind. They were really elegant. I bought the Moto w220 which had a digital fm in it. That sounded great. But at that time the price was a bit high and now it has reduced by about 25%.

Yeh the motorola razor and v3 models have become pretty cheap and affordable now. I had a v3i which I have lost to some thieving asshole at a Gurgaon pub.. I have bought a nokia now.

Well this mobile phone was very much advertised but i dont think that Motorola managed to get any good response to this mobile handset.

Originally Posted by Admin

Yeh the motorola razor and v3 models have become pretty cheap and affordable now. I had a v3i which I have lost to some thieving asshole at a Gurgaon pub.. I have bought a nokia now.

Hey dude, exactly the same case with me. I was very fond of moto flip model and bought it. But i was fortunate enough to have it only for 10 days. The saddest thing was the thief snatched the mobile from me on the road side while i was speaking over phone. But after that i took about 10 months to buy another mobile.

Originally Posted by descorpio

I think the flip models became popular only after motorola introduced its first of its kind. They were really elegant. I bought the Moto w220 which had a digital fm in it. That sounded great. But at that time the price was a bit high and now it has reduced by about 25%.

Prices of all handset or shall i say every It product would keep falling from time to time as new and new thing would keep coming in market and earlier would fade away.

Originally Posted by Practical

Prices of all handset or shall i say every It product would keep falling from time to time as new and new thing would keep coming in market and earlier would fade away.

What you said is absolutely right but you know that we cant just keep waiting for the prices to fall. People who dont car about money that much would just buy it.

ya.nowadays its all about passion.and 1 should never ask the price after buying a set as it only pains to know that the cost have decreased so much.

In India we usually see non-flip phone or slide-type phones. In US, 90% are flip-open phones. Nokia does not have many flip-type models and Nokia dominates in India. Motorola on the other hand, has mostly flip-open models. I find the Nokia user interface the easiest to use - hence I prefer Nokia.