What is it: 3G slider phone with integrated Facebook, Skype and Windows Live
What we think: A remarkably inexpensive phone that focuses on doing one thing brilliantly
Average user rating
3.7
poor
Average user rating from 6 users
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INQ 1 user reviews
February 14, 2009
Posted by: Sara Fl
"All style, no substance"
What I like:
Idea of Facebook Connection
What I don't like:
Lack of Signal
Review:
The whole idea of the phone is great. Unfortunately it has such a bad signal that none of the features work. It is on the 3 network, which is joked upon by Alan Carr for being rubbish. However I had a Sony Ericsson 660i, not the greatest of phones in the world, but only rarely loses signal, and wanted something better. The signal is so poor on the Inq, that every conversation I had cut out, and my phone calls all went to straight voicemail, as I had no signal, let alone use all the internet features, and as a modem as quoted. Very upset, as wanted to treat myself, and wasted my money!
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