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motorola Q test

By Tallmanmike · Jul 10, 2006in Problems/Troubleshooting💬 8 posts👁️ 1,848 views
Posted Jul 10, 2006 · 16:33 UTC#1
has anyone gotten a chanse to test the new motorola q cell phone with the bluetooth adapter? i currently have a XV6700 w/Verizon, and afer about 3 minutes it consistently drops the BT connection.
Posted Jul 10, 2006 · 17:47 UTC#2
My Q is working pretty good with the adapter. I took a 2 hour drive yesterday and didnt experience a single drop or disconnect.
Posted Jul 10, 2006 · 19:29 UTC#3
thank you very much for that info. anyone else have luck?
Posted Jul 10, 2006 · 20:02 UTC#4
I have a Palm 700w and it disconnects after about 3 minutes on each call. It DOES NOT, however, disconnect as I am driving around town....not using the phone.....ONLY when I make or get a call thatlasts over 3 minutes.

Anyone else having this problem or know of a solution???
Posted Jul 11, 2006 · 00:38 UTC#5
that's the exact problem that I have with my XV6700. That's why I'm looking to replace it with a different PDA Phone. I might get the Motorola Q, and I'd for it to have the same problem.
Posted Jul 14, 2006 · 16:02 UTC#6
My wife has the Q and it's ok. I have the 6700 and it works fine. I had a 47 minute call the other day while on the road and never had a problem. I did at first, but found out that you had to setup the Z1 as the first bluetooth device and marry it to the Z1. I don't use any headsets anymore since I have the Z1.

If you think that going to another PDA will get rid of your problems...think again...Especially with a Treo. They are the worst. You need to stick with the 6700. My Z1 recognizes my wife's Q when she gets in the truck with me and actually allows calls for her and you can hear her ringtone over the speakers.
Posted Jul 14, 2006 · 22:26 UTC#7
I think they are all different. I have nothing but problems with my 6700. my friend let me use his treo 700w for the week and I have yet to have a single dropped connection. strange. thanks for your input. how do you delete paired phones from the Z.
Posted Jul 15, 2006 · 18:35 UTC#8
I would go with the 700p if you want to get a Treo. Verizon is actually in the process of dropping the 700w as soon as they fulfill their order requirements. Have you thought of just replacing your 6700 through warranty? Everyone that I have ever talked to have very little problems with their 6700. I have two clients setup on these phones (19 6700's total) and I never hear from them about phone problems. The other client that I have all have Treo's of different models and I spend 2-3 days per week solving various problems.

What specific problems are you having with the 6700?