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Published:
27 Dec 2007
Market Status:
Released
US carrier availability:
T-Mobile - Discontinued
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Motorola ROKR E8 is music-oriented phone with form-factor resembling the one of the Q9h, but instead of QWERTY keyboard has unique one that illuminates different characters depending on the application used. It is quad-band GSM/EDGE phone with 2GB of internal memory, microSD slot, Stereo Bluetooth, QVGA display and 2-megapixel camera.

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7
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based on 5 reviews
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The slowest phone ever made

14 Jul 2009 Losio

4.7 out of 10

The Phone is SLOWWWWWWWWWWW. The interface has unpredictable reaction time, sometimes in takes 7-10 seconds fr the phone to respond to the keytouch.  That makes the phone annoing to use. If not for that it's a regular phone with a different look. Actualy nothing to get crazy about.





Looks, 4 band
Slow interface, not intuitive menus


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Nice little entertainment gear in your pocket

20 May 2009 Lance

6.7 out of 10

At first, I thought this phone gonna be the best, but it turned out as the worst I could get. After being used several months, I noticed this phone keyboard is very, very laggy. I missed several calls just because of this too. So if you text very often, stay away from this. But if you love to have an MP3 Phone, look no further





Great design, very stylish
2GB Internal Memory
Lagging keyboard.


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Nice little phone

26 Aug 2008 Anonymous

7.3 out of 10

I went ahead and ordered up this phone from a T-Mobile rep that highly recomended it since he was using one himself. I was in a toss up between this one and the blackberry 8120. When I got the phone and played with it for about 3 days, I ended up returning it cause it just wasnt for me. I was coming off a HTC Shadow to this, so I couldnt get used to texting on this phone since that is the majority of what I do, I hate my shadow so dont get me wrong this phone is way cooler then the shadow. I mean if you dont care for stuff like wi-fi, and whatever other features a smart phone may include, then go ahead and give this phone a try. I can honestly say that out of all the non smartphone/blackberry handsets T-Mobile has this phone has to be the nicest choice you can make, if your with T-Mobile. If you read the reviews for this phone on any other web site, there constintly comparing this phone to the I-Phone, which is typical of any idiot doing a phone review. But I have my own opinion on people who compare every phone on every carrier to the I-Phone, NOT EVERYONE HAS AT&T!! I-Phone is an awesome phone. But personally I think ill pass on the $120.00 a month I-Phone users pay and stick with T-mobile. I did return this phone and opted for the blackberry, but thats just me I like the suretype keyboard it has, it works well for the amount of texts I send. To make a long review short this phone is pretty cool, the way the phone goes into music mode or camera mode and all the number disappear is a nice touch. and the keys feel like actual buttons since they added that vibration feature everytime you dial a number or even while your texting. One thing i thought was really cool that isnt really advertised as one of the phones feature since there main focus is that morphing keypad is the songid feature this phone has, just hold the phone of to the speaker for about 20 seconds and it tells you what songs playing on the radio.






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