Motorola Ti280 Reviews
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“top robust phone easy to use with games built in,with...”
Written on: 13/02/2010
top robust phone easy to use with games built in,with loads of features (read more)
“The Motorola Ti280 is a good tri-band phone with good...”
Written on: 10/10/2002 by Dave Lafferty.
The Motorola Ti280 is a good tri-band phone with good display and quality of sound. However, the menu does not seem to be very intuitive and does not maximise the use of the large display. Seems to have large display, but text is still quite small and dull. (read more)
“Overall, the Motorola Ti280 is a very good mobile...”
Written on: 21/07/2002 by Andras Szonyi.
Overall, the Motorola Ti280 is a very good mobile phone with lots of features and good battery life. Unfortunately you can't download ring tones or graphics (as far as I know). The infrared feature is really nice if it would work with True Sync software under windows 2000. Phone is made in Germany and you can feel the quality. (read more)
“If I look back, I wouldn't choose the Motorola Ti280...”
Written on: 17/06/2002 by Tom.
If I look back, I wouldn't choose the Motorola Ti280 mobile phone once again but would stay with my old T250 or change to Nokia, Samsung or others. (read more)
“This Motorola Ti280 mobile phone is a massive...”
Written on: 13/06/2002 by Alan.
This Motorola Ti280 mobile phone is a massive improvement on the Timeport 250 dog. Firmware is much more like a Nokia (i.e. intuitive). However there seems to be too many 'are you sure?' steps, and the yes option switches sides on the dynamic buttons at the top, so you pogo around the keys a bit (the Nokia middle button is so much better). Dial and Hangup keys are the wrong way round compared to alot of phones, and are very close to dynamic keys. Hangup button doubles as a cancel function... (read more)
“The Motorola Ti280 is a welcome change from those...”
Written on: 08/04/2002 by b sherman.
The Motorola Ti280 is a welcome change from those ultracompact nokia mobile phones. Sound quality is excellent. Keypad is large and lights up well when it is dark. Handsfree speaker is what sold me on this phone (can't stand putting those little earpieces in). People in the back seat of the car were able to hear and be heard perfectly well. Very easy to figure out how to enter names in the phonebook, appointments in the datebook (love the alarm feature). belt holster was really the only... (read more)
“I absolutely love this Motorola Tu280 mobile phone! I...”
Written on: 24/02/2002 by Clare Every.
I absolutely love this Motorola Tu280 mobile phone! I have it, and I can't get enough of it, it has games which are good for me and my friends, a phonebook, a calender, brilliant ringtones, alarms, (for waking me up for school!), a calculator, text messaging and everything you need really PLUS the internet and even emailad! I love this phone and I love the way they keep all the different categories in different sections it's really neat! It's really modern aswell with the colour and the size... (read more)
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Thenerktwins.'s Response to 27709_Alan.'s Review
Written on: 24/08/2002
I found this review very useful for several reasons; overall, it gave me a good idea of how the P280 functions in the real world; more specifically, I live in Toronto, and am interested in buying a 'world 'phone' that can also be used in the U.K., so the information that the reception was pretty good in London was encouraging.