The good: Unique design; tactile feedback; smooth flip action; brilliant internal display; dedicated Voice Key function.
The bad: VGA camera only; iTap not as user-friendly; voice tags not applicable for names stored in SIM card; dual screens attract fingerprints; no infrared.
The bottom line: In a triumph of form, this handset not only looks good, it feels good. Just don’t go looking for the same when it comes to features.
Motorola’s done it again. In yet another visual treat that defies today’s diet trend, including its very own blade-thin RAZR series, the PEBL embraces and celebrates the ample with rubenesque curves that crave to be touched. Drawing inspiration from volcanic pebble rubbed smooth by the ebb and flow of the sea, this handset goes beyond looks to the sensory.
According to CNET Asia:
Average user rating: 5.6 out of 10
Editors’ rating: 7.8 out of 10
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