Motorola Q Global / Q9h
I'm keeping my Q9h
Had my Q9h for about a week now, previously I used a Cingular 2125 (HTC).
Overall I am glad that I purchased this phone, based on side by side comparisons that others had done on the internet This phone is being rated higher then my other choice, the Samsung Blackjack II.
Pros:
Sharp Screen
GPS works very well if you stand still in the open to get a lock, after it is locked on, you can use it in a car or even a building without it loosing a signal. (Google Maps)
Keyboard is great.
Size of phone is not a problem for me, I don't have huge hands.
Rubberized feel is nice.
Works fine carrying it in my pocket.
Speaker and headphone adapter work great.
Menus and App Initialization are faster then the 2125.
Phone reception is very good,...
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Overall I am glad that I purchased this phone, based on side by side comparisons that others had done on the internet This phone is being rated higher then my other choice, the Samsung Blackjack II.
Pros:
Sharp Screen
GPS works very well if you stand still in the open to get a lock, after it is locked on, you can use it in a car or even a building without it loosing a signal. (Google Maps)
Keyboard is great.
Size of phone is not a problem for me, I don't have huge hands.
Rubberized feel is nice.
Works fine carrying it in my pocket.
Speaker and headphone adapter work great.
Menus and App Initialization are faster then the 2125.
Phone reception is very good,...
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"Using The included Micro 2 Mini adapter with the charger for my 2125 will only charge the phone 1/2 way"...
Be very careful using other devices chargers even though it fits. Chargers with the same tip(mini or micro USB for example) may use different voltage or amperage. Just plugging in any charger that fits may cause problems like the one you discussed or worse, damaging or eventually killing the battery or device. This isn't always the case but why take the chance even if the device is supposed to correct the electrical input indifferences. Smart phone replacement is a lot more expensive than buying (or looking for) the correct charger.
Be very careful using other devices chargers even though it fits. Chargers with the same tip(mini or micro USB for example) may use different voltage or amperage. Just plugging in any charger that fits may cause problems like the one you discussed or worse, damaging or eventually killing the battery or device. This isn't always the case but why take the chance even if the device is supposed to correct the electrical input indifferences. Smart phone replacement is a lot more expensive than buying (or looking for) the correct charger.
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