Motorola C333 Mobile Phone Review

Motorola C333 Details

Marcelo carneiro oi bom dia gostaria de saber se as capas do c350, do moe380. pegao no c333 muito obrigado e aguardo a sua vez.

Razvan I bought this Motorola C333 phone 1 month ago and although I never liked Motorola phones, this one made me change my mind. This particular model has an excellent design and quite good features in its menu, bar some, which should be in a submenu, not in the main one. Yet, it has some big problems, which are bothering me: if I'm out, I can hardly hear it ringing; the volume of its speaker is also extremely low - there's no way you can hear the one who speaks with you on the phone, if you're in a normally loud environment. The vibration is hardly perceptible.

<unknown> Does anyone have a universal subsidy code for this Motorola??

bogdan good ,

Dacus It's a one year phone!
The batery died after one year. I'm on the second batery which is dying as well after not even one year. It realy gets scratches very easely.

ryu how can i get complete version of the games?
please help me

Martha it looks pretty cool

xp I have 3 weeks with this phone, and i am very happy with it, regardless it´s low price, it is very light and easy to use, besides its gsm tech.

edwin kamakil i hate the phone

Beau I was forced to join the masses and obtain a cell phone when my local telephone provider decided to start jerking me around, and I haven't had a real telephone for nearly a month. Anyway, my cell phone search ended with the C333. Having never had a cell phone before, I had little to compare it to. I will agree with everyone here that the phone looks fantastic, it's compact as hell (I feel like Zoolander!) and fairly straightforward functionally. From my limited experience with cell phones, however, this particular model has the worst reception I've ever experienced. I live in a basement suite and have to put myself into the strangest poses in order to receive a decent signal. The internal antenna does little to boost this reception, and when I looked into a signal booster, I realized that these devices are supposed to be housed in the battery compartment, but as you all now know, the battery is removable only by the manufacturer. That sucks. The only perk is that my network provider will give me a courtesy phone if and when I need the battery replaced (which was included in the extended warranty). I will say, however, that when the signal is strong, the sound is very clear. This just rarely happens.
Also true is that the battery life on this phone blows. It's deceiving too. The only way I seem to get a full charge on it is if it's turned off, even though the display tells me that the phone is charging while it's on. The battery metre will show that it's full, then when I unplug it, it shows less. Weird. Kind of defeats the purpose of having a phone if it has to be turned off in order to work in the first place, hey? Also, the case is not impermeable, and as a result I'm constantly cleaing hair and dust out of the display. So yah-here's the reader's digest version...

Pros- design, price (mine was free with a plan from my network provider), functionality.

Cons- Terrible reception, poor battery performance, the case is not impermeable.

Also, I'm the wrong person to be reviewing such braindead additions to a telephone as games. I think that anybody who's buying a cell phone because of the games that come with it, probably should look into a little company called Nintendo...