Upgrading

[Guest Gazza316]

I currently have a C500 and on the whole i am pleased with it. Only couple of down points r the camera, the dust and sometimes the battery. My contract runs out in Jan and at the mo i'm undecided if i want a C600 or a i300 which would you ppl in the no recommend.

Cheers

Gazza

[Guest Honest John]

Difficult to reply as it depends upon what you use it for mainly and, of course, it's doubly difficult as there are very few who have had access to C600. My 1st bit of advice is don't buy something that isn't available. (Fairly obvious).

Hopwever, the phone that is set to possibly rock the boat is the Motorola A780 when it hits the shores on general release. OK, it is using Linux rather than Windows, but it comes with built-in Sat Nav (i.e. no separate GPS receiver needed).

Bit of a killer app that.

So, I'll keep my C500 as the C550/600 don't take me much further than my present phone and get a A780 on whatever provider has the best deal.

[Guest roma0803]

I currently have a C500 and on the whole i am pleased with it. Only couple of down points r the camera, the dust and sometimes the battery. My contract runs out in Jan and at the mo i'm undecided if i want a C600 or a i300 which would you ppl in the no recommend.

Cheers

Gazza

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I'd go for the C600 since your happy with the C500 and my guess is the C600 will continue to make you happy. I use a tornado device, the i-mate SP5m and am very happy with it. Good batterylife and so far no dust issue. Camera is still not one of the best but it's a solid phone. Shame though the C600 doesn't have WiFi like the i-mate or the Qtek8300/8310.

Ofcourse I can't comment on the i300, only that it will be a 2003SE phone. There might become an update to WM5 available in time. Also I've read dissapointing stories about batterylife.

my 2 € cents.