I got this phone as a replacement for my old phone that I destroyed. And it's been a bundle of problems ever since I got it. The phone will go into sleep mood and won't wake up. I can't end a call lasting more than a few minutes. So I'm forced to remove the battery every time this happens. And it's several times a day. It's annoying.

This is the stupidest smart phone on the planet. I'll be getting another Samsung next week. Motorola should be ashamed of this abomination they call a cell phone. It's nothing more than a stylish headache. Nobody should buy this phone. Don't subject yourself to the disappointment of owning this piece of junk.

The second generation Q is way, WAY better than the first. I debated long and hard between the Q and the new Verizon Voyager, besides deciding on the new Q. I had previously owned the older, silver Q. It was a decent phone, but was terribly buggy. It locked up all the time, the navigation was slow, and I routinely had to pop the battery out to get it moving. All of these problems have been fixed on the Q. It's as thin as ever, but has a more durable design. There's an easier way to lock the keyboard to prevent your pocket from making unintended calls. And there's still the qwerty keybord, camera, and easy email functionality. Also, the browser is far better than the Voyager, because it's not WAP. It's still early - I've only had the new Q for a couple of weeks, but so far, I couldn't be happier with it.

Motorola has come out to become a global name in the field of mobile phones. Earlier mobile phones of Motorola were not good neither in looks nor in function. But Motorola Q has change this. This mobile phone is the world's thinnest full-function smartphone. It features Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0, QWERTY keypad, superior voice quality, data and multimedia capabilities.An awesome mobile phone.

Got this puppy for my hubby on his birthday and we BOTH love it - it's pretty slick and thin, and with all of the bells and whistles of Windows Mobile. Some people point out the Q's lack of a touch screen, in contrast to Treo's, but the truth is that unless you're already addicted to the touch screen, the easy to use wheely comes in pretty handy for navigating through the screens on the phone.