Отзывы о Телефон Motorola KRZR K1

Has all the bells and whistles, slim design and perfect fit for the hand. It is a true quad band world phone and unlocked!

I'm rating this 3 stars as a phone with text messaging. If you want to include the MP3 player functionality it would be 2 stars and internet access (at least through AT&T) it would be 0.First off, as others have written, this phone looks and feels very nice. I care less about the looks, but it just feels good in the hand. Nice smooth curves and especially a nice solid feel.It seems to pull in signals well. My house is a good place to test GSM phones: the 1900MHz signal from T-Mobile and the 850MHz from Cingular/ATT are both marginal, but this phone pulls in AT&T very nicely. Even at one bar, it does not seem to suffer dropouts. I also get an Edge data indicator (more about that later).The bluetooth works just fine with the built-in handsfree system in my car. I had a problem with that on the CECT phone I tried earlier, so it is not a given. You can also disconnect from the bluetooth while a call is in progress, for example if you reach your destination and want to get out of the car!The speakerphone capability is pretty decent. Voice quality seems ok. A plug-in earbud with mike also comes with it, and seems ok (did not really try it much).This phone has Ringer-ID (i.e. a personlized ring tone for different callers) but see below. I never buy ringtones...I rip MP3 files from various places, or find MIDI files on line for free. That works just fine. But you need to have the SD card (as nearly as I can tell). It does not appear that you can easily get an file on your computer to the built-in flash memory on the phone. (There is some 3rd party software around, but that is scary...it lets you access the basic control files of the phone, and I'd rather not brick my new purchase quite so soon :-)The text messaging works fine ootb with AT&T; just as you expect (but see below about notifications).The reasons I downrate it as a phone are as follows:1) The voice pickup on the phone itself is less than ideal. Contrary to other reviewers, I did not think that it was as clear as some phones. I did an experiment: I connected to my car hands-free and called my home answering machine and started talking. Then I disconnected the call in progress and started talking on the phone itself. Finally I went back and listened. The voice on the hands-free was nice and clear. The voice on the handset mike was somewhat muffled. Not bad; just not crisp.2) This appears to be just a Motorola thing, but it drives be CRAZY! I love Ringer-ID, that is setting up a personlized ring-tone for different callers, and this phone has it. But guess what? If you set it up for a caller the SAME MP3 or MIDI plays when you get text from them! I've done a lot of internet searching; that appears to be just the way it is. Grrrr.3) I don't really like the Moto menu system. Wouldn't you think that the settings would be under "Settings"? Oh, no, if you want to set up for messaging, that's under messages. If you want to set up for web access, that's under web. Settings has only the stuff that fit in no other category. But that's just me.I said 2 stars as an MP3 player. That's because while it seems to work ok, there is no obvious way to connect your own headphone. There is no phone jack; only a mini-USB. The earbuds that come with it work ok, but darnit, I want to use my Bose noise-cancelling phones when I'm on a plane. You can buy USB-to-phone-jack adapters, but the ones I found either did not include or explicitly excluded Motorola. Oh, but this has the Bluetooth profile for high-quality sound. Fine, but you can't use that on an airplane.I said 0 stars as an internet device on AT&T. I spent literally hours attempting to get data access. I combed the internet. I even used the AT&T Chat tech assistence (and they were actually really great!) but I had not luck at all. I got all the settings as they ask (as nearly as possible; the profile you are supposed to edit is locked, so I created a new one...maybe that is the problem?) but I continually get a message saying that GPRS is unavailable despite the indicator on the phone that it IS available. The AT&T guy said there should be no difference between Edge and GPRS in terms of the settings, and my old phone could use GPRS with the same SIM card. So my account is ok; I just can't get the right settings on the MOTO. Ah well...I wanted it as a phone, mainly.Ah, the camera. All I can say is that it is better than camera on my previous phone. There is no flash, and I have not tried it in dim light, but the outdoor picture I took was passable. Better to have this than nothing when need to snap off a quick shot, but don't replace your Nikon with it.As others have mentioned, the charger is for some other plug standard than US, but it comes with an an adapter. No big deal. Plus if you really hate it you can get an iGO charger from Radio Shack or Amazon. I think the tip is A38.To summarize: It's a pretty nice phone, especially if you will be using it with a hands-free. Eve

I did a amazon search for verizon cell phones. This phone came up, so I bought it. Then it turns out that Verizon won't activate an unlock phone. So what a waste of money and time!!!

Believe it or not I actually sold my HTC smart phone and replaced it with KRZR K1. All I wanted was a reliable phone to make calls and send the occasional txt. The KRZR K1 fills those shoes beautifully. It's small (fits in my pocket) & the sound quality and features are above average. It's unbelievable that a "Flip Phone" is now considered old school in the sea of ever expanding smart phones.

I love my new phone and the blue color is awesome. Very easy to set up. Just put in your sim card and you are ready to go.

This is a very nice phone. It looks great and is very solidly built. Be careful because it can get scratched. The finish of it also shows every smudge imaginable, which is an annoyance but not enough for me NOT to like this phone. I got this some time ago and the price has almost doubled since; why I don't know. Maybe because it's good? Anyway, I really like the size and feel of the phone. And, don't take this the wrong way, but it feels good in my pants (pocket). Because it's not bulky and has a rectangular shape and the finish is glass, it kind of just slides into your pocket. There isn't any resistence from rubberized backing, bulging buttons etc. I'm relatively old school when it comes to phones and I just use it to make calls and take some pics/videos once in a blue moon. But I have to say upgrading from the old V550 was quite a jump. This one holds a charge very well IF you use the charger that is supplied. If you use the USB charging from your computer, it seems to fill it up quickly, but the charge doesn't last as long. Still, it's awesome to be able to just plug it into a USB port and not have to hunt for the wall plug.The thing I still don't like about Motos is that you have to buy software to sync. Why can't it seemlessly integrate with Outlook somehow, or some other PC based email client? I shouldn't have to buy a smartphone for this feature. I really don't need this functionality. But honestly, they should supply it for free. In non-USB versions they'd even get you for the sync cable too; what a rip-off. Anyway, there are other sync alternatives beside the Moto software if that is important to you and I'm sure because it's USB based there's at least a way to backup your contacts. That's important.As of this writing I've had the phone almost two years and have no complaints really. Oh, I've tried the media player on this thing with bluetooth and it works great. Very nice sound. So, it'll do for an good MP3 player in a pinch. That's nice when travelling; one less thing to have to lug around, get lost, stolen or broken and have the TSA interrogate you over.In the end, it's a phone. But for the money (at least at the price I got it at) it's been a good choice.

I purchased this phone as a gift for my father's 70th birthday in December 2011. Since I got the phone it has been giving trouble, its not charging. The charger was replaced by the seller and the same problem happening. I am so dissatified with this phone and the worst part is it wasn't even for me so I'm totally embarrassed. What a gift to get.....The seller Wireovia through Amazon.com is yet to replace the phone.

I needed a cheap phone to tide me over till my contract expires. I've always had good luck with Motorola products previously, but i suspect the mouthpiece on the phone i got is defective. Nobody can understand a word i say into the phone unless i plug in my ear-bud and speak into that, in which case everyone can hear me OK.Also the phone's mini-sd memory-card reader seems incapable of even recognizing when it has a memory card inserted.The only reason I didn't return it is because i didn't want to be stuck without a phone for another week, and it (mostly) works as long as i use it with the ear-bud.

Long story short, I received the item in the mail. The first battery didn't hold a charge, the second battery said "Invalid Battery" and then the third battery worked perfectly fine. When I contacted the seller, they responded IMMEDIATELY! They were more than happy to send me new batteries and a new backing to the phone because I accidentally bend the top clips. I am very happy with this phone and seller. They truly do care about making their customers 100% happy.

I just bought the Motorola KRZRZ K1 phone from China ,I was a bit leary ,but this phone is hard to get at a reasonable price.The phone arrived and right away the 7 key would stick and when I hit it again I would get two 7's.This cleared up and the 6 started to do the same thing .Then all of a sudden everything was fine.I gravitated from the Motorola v3 which I wasn't crazy about ,could never see the keys in daylight .The Krzrz K1 is such an improvement ,much better voice ,beautiful blue color ,very easy to navigate ,but best of all the battery lasts a full 5 days on standby .It has always bothered me that phone manufacturers promise 10-12 days and you only get 2 days when theyre new .Nokia is the worst offender.The bad on this phone is the voice recognition ,you don't train it,you just speak the name ,but I have yet to see this phone get it right.Enunciating doesnt help and turning the sensitivity up or down doesn't either .The phone will give you 3 choices to agree with the recognition and usually all three are wrong ,so I have to scroll down to the name I want to call it's quicker.However since I mostly need tags in the car when I'm driving I have trained the car voice recognition to work ,and thats what I mostly use.Lastly I paid $45 for this phone and I couldnt be happier.It's unlocked ,I use T-Mobile and I can use it in Europe.For me a cell phone is not a toy ,so I don't play games,text message or go onto the internet otherwise I would have bought a smart phone,and although this phone has a camera ,I probably will never use it except in an emergency ,and music, I use my ipod .For an outstanding phone this one can't be beat.

I have used one of these cell phones, a similar one, for three years. It is a great phone in many respects.And small - nothing worse that lugging big heavy cell phone around.However this version, instead of the plexiglass front of my original phone, has a cheap piece of glass on front! Not safety glass, cheap window pane! This glass front shattered in the first month I used it. How could they make it like that????worthless

Motorola KRZR is a great phone, simple, but good for my needs. The seller sent it out as stated in listing, and came in perfect condition. Nice and slim to fit into a pocket..and a really pretty color. Battery last along time, and I have no complaints. Seller offered excellent customer service, when I needed some technical assistance. I was very pleased with this company.

It is a good mobile, When I bought it, it was the latest product in the market, now it is old but still very confortable.

I lost my phone a couple of days ago. I found it tonight. It was in the clothes dryer under a bunch of very wrinkled jeans. I've come out to Amazon to post this review, because I wanted to tell people that even after being washed and dried, the phone still works!I have had this phone since 2007, and it's always worked fine despite having a hard life with me. Last fall I managed to set it on the back seat of my motorcycle, forget about it, and it fell as I rode off. I remembered it a few miles down the road, went back, and found it in the middle of the travel lane. It worked fine after that misadventure too.It looks a little worse for wear, but it's still completely functional. None of my previous phones ever lasted more than two years or so, even though I never laundered any of them.Note, my phone isn't the unlocked one listed here (my carrier is Verizon), but I assume the hardware is the same.

The overall product is good only the back cover has a scratch on it, but its ok I realize that this is an old model

the t-mobile k1 phone sucks. i hated it. i didnt have signal practically anywhere i couldnt send or recieve pictures at all, if you want to get this phone ask to try it out first before making a decision. so i got rid of it.

This is without a doubt THE worst phone I have ever had. It changes from Speaker phone to regular when it wants to and drops calls when it thinks I have talked long enough. As soon as I replacce it with a Droid I plan to take it out and introduce it to my .45 Colt

I use PureTalk USA for my provider, and purchased the Motorola KRZR with my plan.It is a very! good looking phone BUT!!! ~~~has problems with reception-staticky sounding calls constantly. ~~~dust gets in the window and you CANNOT clean it out. (and Motorola was NO HELP despite multiple emails and phone calls!) ~~~DON'T DROP IT! The glass front will crack and shatter instantly. ~~~User interface has some non-intuitive issues, but overall ok.I really like the size and feel of the phone, but I will never buy again.

The phone was perfectly intact (brand new). It was supposed to arrive sooner. It arrived in the mail the day before Christmas. So NOT cool... Otherwise, I have no complaints.

This KRZR K1 is very neat and small, and carries alot of features. The time and callers Phone number is seen on the outside of the phone when someone calls, so you can screen your calls. It's trully a nice neat phone

I like the phone, but have not been able to figure out how to send pictures as the unlocked setting is not set for AT&T. Like the sleekness and vivid screen. The manual I got with it was not the greatest, so did an online download to my computer which was most helpful.

I've purchased two of these phones but I didn't get a chance to use the phone I purchased from Amazon. My phone arrived fairly quickly but when I opened the box it was immediately obvious that the phone manufacturer's box that's inside the Amazon.com box had been opened. When I opened the manufacurer's box all of the packing material was missing and the box contained only loose phone parts (phone body, back cover, battery, AC adapter) that had apparently been bouncing around alot. The phone was badly damaged, the front of the phone was a spider web of cracks and it appeared that the camera lens may have been cracked as well. I sent it back the next day and Amazon gave me a prompt credit for my return in about a week.After receiving my credit from Amazon I went to ebay and bought this phone for about $30 more and it arrived brand new and in perfect condition. It also came with many accessories, including software CD, data cable, stereo headset, holster, car charger and 1GB memory chip. I installed my SIM card and the memory chip and the phone works like a champ.I loaded the phone tools software on my HP laptop and it immediately updated to the latest version. I just use the synchronization for my Outlook contacts and calender and it has worked well with only one minor issue. For some reason the software was synchronizing with the calendar information in my archive folder. Once I changed the synchronization setting to go to my current calendar folder there have been no issues.So far I've only downloaded a few ringtones from the internet and they have downloaded quickly and flawlessly.This is my first Motorola phone (I'm a former Nokia owner) and I have found this phone easy to use. The sound quality is very clear, definitely better than any of the Nokia phones I've had, and the signal strength and reception seem to be better as well. I've had no problems with accidental pushing of the buttons on the exterior of the phone.The phone construction is very solid, nothing cheesy here. I have the black model and the finish is excellent and after a week of use remains without a scratch. I'm very happy with this phone and would recommend it to others although I would purchase it elswhere since Amazon's supplier seems to to be getting a reputation for poor packaging and damage during shipment.

My unlocked KRAZR came from Germany, which after setting it to English went fine. However, the time was wierd, so I reset it to US EST -- it still won't hit the tower time when in other time zones. What's with that???Sometimes it doesn't ring (it's set to a loud ringtone, not vibrate, etc) when called, but will beep 'missed call' as it should -- still working on that one. No headphone jack, only bluetooth -- I can live with it. Other than that, love the design and color... but wouldn't recommend.

I hung on to my old v60i in the hope that Motorola would fix their user interface, this one is substantially different, but the bad features of the v60i remain. The side buttons.As of 5/22/08 I'm about ready to hurl this from the roof. The UI is just too inconvenient. I've also had to replace the battery once.6/13/08 Enough already! I replaced it with a Nokia E51. On the E51 the side buttons are not too sensitive, they require deliberate use, and all buttons are automatically locked after a timeout period anyway. The E51 is nearly twice the price now but 10 times the phone (GSM quad band, WCDMA dual band, 802.11g an FM radio and god knows what else that I haven't found yet). I have temporarily given the KRZR to my significant other, but I'll be replacing that and the daughter's phones with Nokia phones when we change the plan to use the E51's data capabilities; why would I inflict on her what I wasn't happy with myself?Let's do the good first: The voice quality in both directions is good, the talk time is good and the standby time is good enough that I am surprised when it needs recharging. I use it quite a lot and that still only seems to be twice a week. The ring tones are the usual selection but the maximum volume is considerably higher than in my old phone. Signal handling is much better, it holds on to calls that AT&T could previously be relied on to drop, but there are still issues where it fails to roam to the next cell, though I strongly suspect that is due to lame network software rather than the phone (symptoms are that after a dropped call with no signal the signal strength immediately maxes out). For someone who travels to Europe the quad band GSM is indispensable, I keep a spare SIM for UK visits because it gives me calls to the US for about 1/10th of the cost of allowing AT&T to roam to Europe. The music player is fine, but you are going to have to either buy bluetooth headphones, which you can't use on a plane, or buy the USB adapter which should have been included for the trivial cost in such an expensive phone. It makes an excellent alarm clock and is loud as hell.The not so good: The iTap text entry is slow and not as good as the old version, whatever that was called. I guess I'll eventually get used to iTap, but the old predictive text had some advantages.The Ugly: the joker who came up with these side buttons that can't be disabled should be fired. It's the easiest thing in the world to brush against the phone and fire up the crummy voice entry (below) or, with a bit more of a rubbing motion, switch the ringer from one more to another. So you can silence the phone and drop it in your pocket only to find it ringing in the middle of a movie. Or you eventually notice nobody is talking to you and check the phone only to find you have a couple of missed calls and the phone has been set to silent. Somehow. Then there's the voice entry, the best you could say is that it's not good. If you brush against the voice button it thinks about it for a good while and then some awful woman say "say a command". Now you have to try and convince it to call someone based on the phone's attempt at pronouncing the name you used in the phone book. Since I work with a load of Indians and Chinese that's about as much use as a chocolate fireguard. It was much more useful to be able to program the nicknames.But would I buy it again? Yes. There aren't many neat phones like this and if there's another one with quad band GSM too I didn't find it.But if someone comes out with a quad band GSM phone with good signal handling and no side buttons you'll see my KRZR on Ebay the next day.