Is the PEBL a good phone?

Answer 1

I think you are looking for more oh an answer like this... For a girl it is perfect...Much better than a Razr. Plus you will be able to get one in a pink and other colors (tmobile has the other colors now, pink will be out in July..they know that if the Pink PEBL comes out now, women will go right for it, and forget the billions of razrs they have in inventory) The signal and call quality is better, along with the bluetooth version for better connectivity with your headset.

Good Luck!!!

~BD

Answer 2

The PEBL has the potential to, yes, be a good phone. It's not flat like the RAZR (which I consider to be a good thing), and it is also a quad-band phone able to be used in most any country with a GSM service. However, and this is a BIG however, in tests done here in Canada, Motorola produced the most radiation out of the major cellular phone manufacturers. Not only that, but the audio quality is not as good OR as loud as other companies (I know this personally, I have gone through 4 phones from four different manufacturers, the only one worse than Motorola as far as phone call audio quality and volume, and also signal strength, was Hewlette Packard).

Answer 3

You decide:

This stylish clamshell GSM phone sports a super-smooth rounded design with an internal antenna, unique sliding hinge latch, and an etched keypad similar to the popular RAZR. Key features include Bluetooth, quad-band GSM, a VGA camera with video capture, speaker-independent voice dialing, and email access.

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* T-Mobile

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Specifications
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Modes GSM 850 / GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900
Weight 3.88 oz (110 g)
Dimensions 1.93" x 3.41" x 0.79" (49 x 87 x 20 mm)
Form Factor Clamshell
with slide-to-open magnetic latch
Internal Antenna
Battery Life Talk: 6.67 hours (400 minutes)
Standby: 250 hours (10.4 days)
Battery Type LiIon
740 mAh
Display Type: LCD (Color TFT/TFD)
Colors: 262,144 (18-bit)
Size: 176 x 220 pixels
65,000 colors for wallpaper
Platform / OS (N/A)
Memory 5 MB (built-in, flash shared memory)
Phone Book Capacity 1000
FCC ID IHDT56FJ1 (Approved Sep 8, 2005)

Features
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Accessibility
Digital TTY/TDD Yes
Multiple Languages Yes
Alerts
External Display Location: Front
monochrome LCD / 96 x 32 pixels
Polyphonic Ringtones Yes
Ringer Profiles Yes
Vibrate Yes
Connectivity
Bluetooth Supported Profiles: HSP, HFP, DUN, OPP, FTP, BIP, BPP
version 1.2
PC Sync Yes
USB mini-USB connector
Contacts
Multiple Numbers per Name Yes
Picture ID Yes
Ringer ID Yes
Voice Dialing speaker-independent
Customization
Custom Graphics Yes
Custom Ringtones supports MP3 format
Data & Network
Data-Capable Yes
Packet Data Technology: GPRS
class 10
WAP / Web Browser WAP 2.0
Input
Predictive Text Entry Technology: iTAP
Side Keys Yes
Messaging
Email Client Protocols Supported: POP3, IMAP4, SMTP
EMS / Picture Messaging EMS 5.0
MMS Yes
Text Messaging 2-Way: Yes
also supports Wireless Village IM
Text Messaging Templates Yes
Photo & Video
Camera Resolution: VGA (640 x 480)
Video Capture 15 fps
Productivity
Alarm Yes
Calculator Yes
Calendar Yes
Voice Memo Yes
Software
Games Yes
Java (J2ME) Version: MIDP 2.0
Voice
Speaker Phone Yes

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Answer 4

My sis-in-regulation has the Pebl and that i in my opinion does no longer contact it with a barge pole. The memory potential is undesirable, the Bluetooth connection keeps switching itself off and it in simple terms appears like an fantastically flimsy telephone. I easily have continuously been a large Nokia fan, until eventually at the moment. My hubby and bro-in-regulation both have Sony Ericssons, one has the w800i and the different the k800i and because observing those phones i elect an SE myself, the cameras are large, memory is nice and expandable and the battery existence is in simple terms superb. My hubby is continually texting and calling, continuously taking section in video games and has the walkman on plenty (he has the w800i) and he in undemanding words has to fee it up about once a week or so. at the same time as evaluating phones you need to continuously inspect what the memory potential is, in case you pick to take photos, acquire video games, have mp3's and ringtones you're more effective positive getting one with a larger quantity of memory, some thing below about 30mb will no longer be worth it, you'll run out of area exceedingly quick, 30+mb and a memory card slot is maximum proper. wish that is of a few help.

Answer 5

It's just the same as any of the other Motorola clamshells...absolutely no difference except the shape and pop-up opening switch.

Good sure, exceptional, I'd say not.

Answer 6

If u want a accurate answer go to www.cnet.com and they can tell u if its a good phone.They have reviews from their workers and from people of own the phone.Also all the phone features are listed.

Answer 7

Looks alright but too good 2 B true

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

I have it and I love it. It's great.