Interested in a Motorola V6 Maxx?

I hate complicated phones which is why I recently migrated from a Nokia user to a Motorola user. I bought a Motorola V6 Maxx. No, I’m not a motorola Fan boi or anything, but I want to share an unbiased review of my phone.

I had this phone for about a month now, and I think I have experienced enough for a credible review.

Design - 5/5

I love the design, period. Yeah, the design might have been reused from the V3 series, but why change when you already have something good? The coating of the phone is also a great choice. It is rubberized so that to prevent scratches, but still glimmers it’s stylish glass design on the front of the phone.

Speed - 4/5

One of the reasons I hate using a Nokia phone is the speed. I hate to wait for long loading times. Luckily, V6 Maxx runs faster but it also loads a little longer when browsing over high def images. Overall, I’d still go for Motorola over Nokia in terms of speed.

Features - 3/5

I’m going to say it again. I hate complicated phones. The main reason I bought this phone is because of it’s simplicity. The phone includes common features like calendar, calculator, reminders, etc. But the sad thing is it doesn’t have a quick notes feature where I can scribble some notes. Also, if you plan to install a lot of applications on your phone, I suggest you stay away from this phone.

I tried to install openOffice but it’s not recognized. So, in terms of features, Motorola lacks several of them.

Overall - 4/5

To summarize everything, If you want simple and elegant phones, then this is the phone for you. If you want high powered cellphones that can do almost anything at the cost of speed, then stay away from this phone. What do you think?

I took the simple and elegant approach. Why else would I buy a laptop if I want my phone to do almost everything?

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