Mobile Phone Reviews

Motorola Moto Z9 (AT&T)

The second generation Motorola Z9 for AT&T is strikingly beautiful with its 1/2″-thick stainless steel, glass and metal shell with two 2-inch color displays - all in all, the V9 is a work of art. Inside, the new Motorola Z9 packs a music player, a 2 Megapixel camera/camcorder, stereo Bluetooth, a high-speed HTML web browser, and advanced voice dialing. With all this, the new Motorola Z9 for AT&T is the poster child of technology evolution.

Features:-

The music player (WMA, AAC and MP3 files) isn’t too fancy but it offers a few useful features including playlists, shuffle and repeat modes, spatial audio, and bass boost. The Z9 also brings a solid selection of music-related features such as support for XM Radio Mobile and Pandora, music videos, a Music ID application, a Billboard Mobile channel, and a community section with access to fan sites and downloads. And for further multimedia fun, the Z9 has MobiTV, My-Cast 5 Weather, and a special mobile version of the Internet Movie Database.

Excellent audio quality
FM radio
40 MB internal memory
All connectivity options - Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, IR, USB
UMTS and EDGE support

Motorola Moto Z9 (AT&T) reviews from znet

The good: The Motorola Z9 has a sharp design, a generous feature set, and satisfying music and video quality.

But most of all, its call quality is outstanding.

The bad: The Z9’s 3G performance was variable. Also, its photo quality wasn’t as sharp as it could be.

The bottom line: The Z9 may not offer anything new but it’s a fine cell phone in all regards. It offers an

attractive design, a great feature set, and superb call quality.

Motorola Moto Z9 (AT&T) Review

Yet, the Z9 is a phone that warrants a closer look. It also has a solid and comfortable feel when held in the hand, and the slider mechanism is sturdy without being stiff. Inside is a generous feature set including 3G support, AT&T Navigator GPS service, a digital music player, stereo

Bluetooth, an Opera Web browser, a 2-megapixel camera, and Moto’s nifty CrystalTalk technology. It’s somewhat expensive if you pay full price ($399) but you can get it for a very reasonable $149 with service and applicable rebates.