36 Reviews for Motorola V525 Reviews

Jim McGee's review has yet to be rated - Be the first!
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Despite some reports that Motorola's can be troublesome, I have had no bother with my Motorola V525 . I think that its the finger trouble when people who open and close the flip in a nervous fashion instead of using a worry egg, and those who like to dramatically snap them closed who create problems ...

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The Motorola V525 has a good speakerphone and the Stuntman and monopoly games are good. It also has bluetooth but the camera is rubbish and it takes fuzzy images. Buy if you're looking for a basic mobile phone, but it is not for you if you are a wealthy business guy who shows off his phone at a busi ...

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The Motorola V525 is a much better mobile phone than the current V360 I have. It's simple to use, has lots of easy to access functions, you can programme your own soft keys how you want them, and there is lots of photo memory.

The only real faults seem to be that the screen in photo mode goes blu ...

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On the first day I got the Motorola V525, I charged it up as I should, and during my first call it completely died. Thus began my constant battle with Motorola. They replaced the phone. The second V525 had exactly the same faults- switching itself off, just showing a blank white screen, dying in ...

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At first I thought the Motorola V525 was a great phone but then the camera went blurry, I found how chunky and heavy it was and the battery life is poor (I tend to have to charge it every 2 days) sometimes when picking a ringtone it won't end unless you take the battery out and it switches off on it ...

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Having been a Nokia user most of my life I thought I'd try something different, and went with the Motorola. Having never owned a camera phone before this was ideal at first, till I realised how poor the picture quality was most of the the time, how poor the battery life was (2 days max) and how thi ...

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In summary, the V525 was a poor choice. Having always had Nokia phones, I made the decision to diversify and regretted it from day one. Despite complaining to the mobile phone provider, I have had no joy in resolving the problems. With 5 months of my contract left, I have had no choice but to sou ...

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I've had my Motorola V525 for just under a year now. It's the first Motorola phone that I have owned and I won't say it's the last. Having said that, I get bored very easily with phones. The only reason that I have kept this phone for so long is because I was on a 12 month contract with Vodafone and ...

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I got the phone for my birthday and at 1st it was hard to use but a few days after I knew how to do everything. In my opinion It's the best phone you can get! Highly recommended.

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I got the Motorola V525 the day it came out which was my birthday. I like the phone itself but it does keep switching itself off for no reason. Also when it's in my bag it's easy to knock the side buttons and alter the ring volume. I also accidentally push the right side button when I pick the ph ...