75% di recensioni su Amazon.it attribuiscono a questo prodotto una valutazione positiva.

If you frowned while reading through the review, get ready for the final blow. The Flipout is priced at Rs. 15,999 which is terribly expensive for an outdated OS that cannot be upgraded, mediocre features and an otherwise standard smartphone. On paper,...

Phone works fast,Excellent music player,Excellent keyboard,Unique design

Terrible camera,Low quality screen,Expensive

Good

Android 2.1 OS ; Interchangeable battery covers ; Decent battery life

Low quality display ; Cramped QWERTY keyboard ; Sometimes sluggish processing

The Motorola Flipout, for all intents and purposes is an 'average' phone in the competetive market of phones. Not the most powerful Android powered device, but also not the worst. It has all the features, though slightly on the lower end and has the...

QWERTY Keypad ; Android 2.1 ; Homescreen customisation ; Changeable back covers

Screen size and resolution ; Feels odd in the hand when closed ; Camera Quality

Though aptly dubbed the FlipOut, Motorola's latest smartphone can function just as a touch-screen device with the best of them. Perhaps that's not saying much, but its on-screen keyboard and multi-touch, swipe and scroll interface is totally usable...

The Flipout is very much what you might class as a ‘young person’s’ phone. It runs Android 2.1 but the UI is dominated by Motorola's own Motoblur software for messaging. This will grab your social networking updates and enable IM functionality and so...

Android 2.1 OS, highly usable keyboard, fast 720MHz processor and ample operating memory, innovative battery and data saving options.

Low-resolution display, disappointing camera and awful video capture resolution, plus a controversial design.

With other similarly priced smartphones (namely £150 or less) having similar resolution screens, the Flipout isn't any worse than its peers. Besides the camera, you're still getting a lot of bang for your buck — but the design won't suit all tastes.