Motorola V120e (Verizon Wireless)
Editors' rating
Good
6.3
out of 10
- The good: Will work on next-generation voice networks; analog roaming; loads of accessories; compact.
- The bad: Small screen; ergonomics could be better.
- The bottom line: The successor to Motorola's V120c, this model has one main improvement: It works on next-generation voice networks.
- Reviewed by:
- David Carnoy
- Review date: 6/19/03
- Update date: 11/22/02
Design of Motorola V120e (Verizon Wireless)
The V120x, which comes in a silver finish instead of the V120c's Black or Skye Blue, is exactly the same size and shape as its sibling (5.0 by 1.7 by 1.1 inches; 4.5 ounces), and its screen shares the same raised, protective covering that tends to attract the natural oils of your skin when the phone's pressed against your face. Covering the phone with any of the 11 optional $9.99 soft PhoneWraps helps the ergonomics and makes the earpiece less slippery. And speaking of the screen, it's a bit small, displaying only three lines of text in wireless Web mode.On a more positive note, the V120x's backlit, rubberized buttons have a nice feel, and the phone's interface, though not stellar, is straightforward.
Note: This product is part of the Motorola V120 series. See all products in the Motorola V120 series.
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