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Motorola V635

Wednesday September 07, 2005

Motorola | http://www.motorola.com.au

$690

Price at time of review.

The latest Moto clamshell won’t surprise
previous model users: it’s the same old
stuff yet again.

Nothing new for old Moto users, but it offers excellent colour reproduction in outdoor shots.

User Rating:

The camera itself is 1.32 megapixels and also sports a flash light. If you want to take pictures of yourself it has a lowres LCD screen on the top which can be used as a mirror. Extra storage comes from a Micro SD card, though having to rip off the top facia is a fingernail-busting struggle – what price a slot in the side?

But photo-quality was surprisingly high. Our outdoor shots offered excellent colour reproduction and crisp detail. This lessened as we moved indoors where pictures became more washed out the darker it got. The interface, especially BlueTooth sharing, needs work. But for 6 x 4 inch prints, it’s not bad at all.

Written by Nick Ross

Tags: Camera | phones | Motorola

This article appeared in the October, 2005 issue of PC Authority.

Products also reviewed in the Group Test Camera Phones roundup:

Sony Ericsson K750i

O2 Xphone llm

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