> Could you reccommend me a mobile phone( not too expensive) with a
> decent loudspeaker volume and an easy loudspeaker activation
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> search through menus to activate it )
> Do Motorola and Nokia usually have a decent loudspeaker?
The Motorola L6 and V3 Blue (and probably all the V3) have a very loud and
clear loudspeaker (hated the phones but their loudspeaker and sound quality
in general was pretty good). The Nokia E61 has a reasonably loud
loudspeaker as well although not as loud as the Motorola ones. With all 3
models, you can activate the loudspeaker by pressing the right soft key
during a call. Don't know about the other models.
Simon - 28 Sep 2006 20:41 GMT
>> Could you reccommend me a mobile phone( not too expensive) with a
>> decent loudspeaker volume and an easy loudspeaker activation
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> models, you can activate the loudspeaker by pressing the right soft key
> during a call. Don't know about the other models.
My N70 is not bad either. One key touch during call activates the speaker so
its easy to use in the car.
polinaskulski@aol.com - 29 Sep 2006 09:23 GMT
Do you know anything about Motorola V220?
> > Could you reccommend me a mobile phone( not too expensive) with a
> > decent loudspeaker volume and an easy loudspeaker activation
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> models, you can activate the loudspeaker by pressing the right soft key
> during a call. Don't know about the other models.
Mehdi - 29 Sep 2006 19:16 GMT
> Do you know anything about Motorola V220?
Nope
Brian A - 29 Sep 2006 20:14 GMT
>> Do you know anything about Motorola V220?
>
>Nope
I have a Nokia 6230i. I use it to listen to speech based podcasts. I
can even hear it above the whirr of an electric toothbrush. Obviously
the quality isn't up to much but for speech it is perfectly adequate.
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