Decent loudspeaker volume.

Hi,
Could you reccommend me a mobile phone( not too expensive) with a
decent loudspeaker volume and an easy loudspeaker activation
(I had Motorola E380 before- the volume was fine and I had to press
one button only to activate it - very handy in the car!)
Now I got Sony Ericcson and I can hardly hear anything and also have to
search through menus to activate it )
Do Motorola and Nokia usually have a decent loudspeaker?
Thanks.

On 28 Sep 2006 04:58:18 -0700, polinaskulski@aol.com wrote:

> Could you reccommend me a mobile phone( not too expensive) with a
> decent loudspeaker volume and an easy loudspeaker activation
> (I had Motorola E380 before- the volume was fine and I had to press
> one button only to activate it - very handy in the car!)
> Now I got Sony Ericcson and I can hardly hear anything and also have to
> search through menus to activate it )
> Do Motorola and Nokia usually have a decent loudspeaker?

The Motorola L6 and V3 Blue (and probably all the V3) have a very loud and
clear loudspeaker (hated the phones but their loudspeaker and sound quality
in general was pretty good). The Nokia E61 has a reasonably loud
loudspeaker as well although not as loud as the Motorola ones. With all 3
models, you can activate the loudspeaker by pressing the right soft key
during a call. Don't know about the other models.

"Mehdi" <vioccc@REMOVEME.gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On 28 Sep 2006 04:58:18 -0700, polinaskulski@aol.com wrote:
>
>> Could you reccommend me a mobile phone( not too expensive) with a
>> decent loudspeaker volume and an easy loudspeaker activation
>> (I had Motorola E380 before- the volume was fine and I had to press
>> one button only to activate it - very handy in the car!)
>> Now I got Sony Ericcson and I can hardly hear anything and also have to
>> search through menus to activate it )
>> Do Motorola and Nokia usually have a decent loudspeaker?
>
> The Motorola L6 and V3 Blue (and probably all the V3) have a very loud and
> clear loudspeaker (hated the phones but their loudspeaker and sound
> quality
> in general was pretty good). The Nokia E61 has a reasonably loud
> loudspeaker as well although not as loud as the Motorola ones. With all 3
> models, you can activate the loudspeaker by pressing the right soft key
> during a call. Don't know about the other models.

My N70 is not bad either. One key touch during call activates the speaker so
its easy to use in the car.

Do you know anything about Motorola V220?

Mehdi wrote:
> On 28 Sep 2006 04:58:18 -0700, polinaskulski@aol.com wrote:
>
> > Could you reccommend me a mobile phone( not too expensive) with a
> > decent loudspeaker volume and an easy loudspeaker activation
> > (I had Motorola E380 before- the volume was fine and I had to press
> > one button only to activate it - very handy in the car!)
> > Now I got Sony Ericcson and I can hardly hear anything and also have to
> > search through menus to activate it )
> > Do Motorola and Nokia usually have a decent loudspeaker?
>
> The Motorola L6 and V3 Blue (and probably all the V3) have a very loud and
> clear loudspeaker (hated the phones but their loudspeaker and sound quality
> in general was pretty good). The Nokia E61 has a reasonably loud
> loudspeaker as well although not as loud as the Motorola ones. With all 3
> models, you can activate the loudspeaker by pressing the right soft key
> during a call. Don't know about the other models.

On 29 Sep 2006 01:23:27 -0700, polinaskulski@aol.com wrote:

> Do you know anything about Motorola V220?

Nope

On Fri, 29 Sep 2006 19:16:48 +0100, Mehdi <vioccc@REMOVEME.gmail.com>
wrote:

>On 29 Sep 2006 01:23:27 -0700, polinaskulski@aol.com wrote:
>
>> Do you know anything about Motorola V220?
>
>Nope
I have a Nokia 6230i. I use it to listen to speech based podcasts. I
can even hear it above the whirr of an electric toothbrush. Obviously
the quality isn't up to much but for speech it is perfectly adequate.
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