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Tested Phones for Z1

By skicrave · Jul 15, 2006in General💬 72 posts👁️ 23,940 views
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Posted Jul 15, 2006 · 16:39 UTC#1
With all the topics about which phones work and which ones don't I thought it would be good to start compiling a list of those phones that have been tested and work. I think it would be great to include the carrier you're on, and if you have full use of the phone (upload of contacts, etc.), or if you are limited essentially to making and receiving phones.

I'll keep a running list in this post so users don't have to scroll through the whole thread.

Cingular____________Transfer Contacts____Calling
Motorola RAZR V3________One-by-One__________Fully Functional
Motorola SLVR L7________One-by-One__________Fully Functional
Motorola V551__________Unknown____________Fully Functional
Treo 650______________One-by-One__________Fully Functional

Verizon____________-Transfer Contacts____Calling
XV6700_______________One-by-One__________Fully Functional
Motorola Q_____________One-by-One__________Fully Functional
LG VX9800____________-One-by-One__________Fully Functional
Motorola V710__________Not Supported________-Fully Functional
Motorola E815__________Not Supported________-Fully Functional
Motorola RAZR V3M______Not Supported________-Fully Functional

Sprint_____________-Transfer Contacts____Calling
PPC-6700______________One-by-One__________Fully Functional

Unlocked___________-Transfer Contacts____Calling
Motorola Mpx220_________One-by-One__________Fully Functional
Motorola SLVR L6________-One-by-One__________Fully Functional
Posted Jul 15, 2006 · 21:46 UTC#2
Phone: Motorola Q
Carrier: Verizon
Transfer: One-by-one
Calling: Fully functional
Posted Jul 15, 2006 · 23:29 UTC#3
Motorola V551
Cingular Wireless
Don't really have contacts to upload. I know everyone's number (they are my family and friends ... it's not a business phone), but calling and receiving worked fine.
Posted Jul 16, 2006 · 00:42 UTC#4
Made this a sticky for you guys.
Posted Jul 16, 2006 · 00:51 UTC#5
Thanks Jason, I was going to request that. :)
Posted Jul 16, 2006 · 13:24 UTC#6
Phone: PPC-6700
Carrier: Sprint
Transfer: One-by-one
Calling: Fully functional
Posted Jul 16, 2006 · 15:38 UTC#7
Phone: Motorola Mpx220 (Unbranded/Unlocked)
Carrier: Cingular
Transfer: One-by-one
Calling: Fully functional
Posted Jul 16, 2006 · 17:21 UTC#8
Phone: Treo 650
Carrier: Cingular
Contact Transfer: All At Once
Calling Features: Fully Functional
Posted Jul 16, 2006 · 18:06 UTC#9
Phone: LG VX9800
Carrier: Verizon
Contact Transfer: One by One
Calling Features: Fully Functional
Posted Jul 16, 2006 · 19:11 UTC#10
While I don't have a Z1, I do have a Treo 650. I think you can send the entire phonebook "category" all at the same time. The Treo sorts contacts by the following list: Personal, Business, Quicklist, Unfiled, etc.

By selecting the menu at the contact screen and choosing "Send Category" you should be able to send your entire phonebook category with all the contacts in it at once.

Someone with a Z1 and Treo should try this.
Posted Jul 16, 2006 · 19:35 UTC#11
Verizon:
V710, E815, V3m

All 3 Transfer?
Nope, not at all

Voice:
All full functionalty.
Posted Jul 18, 2006 · 03:57 UTC#12
Jason is correct. You can send the entire phonebook at once on a Treo 650 by setting the category at "All" and choosing "Send Category" from the Treo menu.

But be aware that if you have contacts with multiple phone numbers (Home, Office, Cell, Fax) in your Treo phonebook, the Z1 will create a separate contact for each phone number. The Z1 will label all of these the same (i.e. "John Smith"). You will then have to manually change the label on the Z1. Since the Z1 only allows 400 contacts, you will run out of storage space after 100-150 contacts if they in fact have multiple phone numbers.
Posted Jul 18, 2006 · 14:16 UTC#13
I remember reading on www.howardforums.com (before I was banned for posting ONE repeat thread - the mod is a real jerk), the V3M Razr from Verizon actually does do OBJEX transfers and will transfer contact by contact to a BT head unit. The advertising said no for the phone, but when actually used, it worked.

When my ban is up in 4 days, I'll provide the link. Or feel free to look for it yourself. Verizon Forum > Phone Forum > Motorola Forum and you should find it. Just don't post a repeat thread or you'll get banned.

Duke
Posted Jul 18, 2006 · 14:25 UTC#14
That's good to know, as it will definitely save some time for other individuals. If we can confirm that OBEX will work, I'll update the info here.
Posted Jul 18, 2006 · 14:48 UTC#15
skicrave said:
That's good to know, as it will definitely save some time for other individuals. If we can confirm that OBEX will work, I'll update the info here.


Yup this a great thread. Can someone make a run to www.howardforums.com and confirm about the Razr on Verizon with OBJEX BT transfers? I'm going to be blocked for 4 days.

Also, we'll have a bunch of new phone options coming up soon from Verizon.

Duke
Posted Jul 18, 2006 · 14:58 UTC#16
I'm pretty sure the V3m does not have OBEX. There was one version of the V3c which did from Verizon, they accidentally left it in. And the Altel firmware might have it as well, but I think that's just to bring back the Moto UI and kill the Verizon UI.

You can flash the V3m with V3c firmware but (and this was taken from HowardForums) V3M users, please to NOT flash your phone with the Alltel V3C firmware, or you will basically end up with a V3C phone... (you loose the use of the TF slot, Vcast music supoort, the Verizon Music player, etc..)

From my understanding that's the only way to enable OBEX on the V3m, is to lose the other stuff.

F150 Duke, I'm not trying to dissagree with you or anything, if there is another way, I can't wait for the 4 days to be over for you to tell me. I would love to mess with the V3m a little more (I did the standard seem edits).

Mark Venture on those forums seems to be the man when it comes to moto phones.

http://mark.cdmaforums.com/

If there is something he would know about it. He said:

The V3M only has the Headset/Handsfree profile and DUN profile when it comes to bluetooth.. No Bluetooth OBEX File Transfer profile... and no way to enable it.. So Bluetooth file transfers can only be done via the MPT software in Windows AFTER SEEM EDIT...
Posted Jul 18, 2006 · 15:06 UTC#17
ducatiboy said:
I'm pretty sure the V3m does not have OBEX. There was one version of the V3c which did from Verizon, they accidentally left it in. And the Altel firmware might have it as well, but I think that's just to bring back the Moto UI and kill the Verizon UI.

You can flash the V3m with V3c firmware but (and this was taken from HowardForums) V3M users, please to NOT flash your phone with the Alltel V3C firmware, or you will basically end up with a V3C phone... (you loose the use of the TF slot, Vcast music supoort, the Verizon Music player, etc..)

From my understanding that's the only way to enable OBEX on the V3m, is to lose the other stuff.

F150 Duke, I'm not trying to dissagree with you or anything, if there is another way, I can't wait for the 4 days to be over for you to tell me. I would love to mess with the V3m a little more (I did the standard seem edits).

Mark Venture on those forums seems to be the man when it comes to moto phones.

http://mark.cdmaforums.com/

If there is something he would know about it. He said:

The V3M only has the Headset/Handsfree profile and DUN profile when it comes to bluetooth.. No Bluetooth OBEX File Transfer profile... and no way to enable it.. So Bluetooth file transfers can only be done via the MPT software in Windows AFTER SEEM EDIT...


Yeah I'll check back in 4 days and see if I can find that thread. It wouldn't be so bad to lose the V3M benefits (TF slot, Vcast music supoort, the Verizon Music player) if those were it. I'll never end up using Vcast since I thought you have to pay extra service fees for it, and music on my cell won't happen since I have an iPod.

Either way I'm going to wait for Verizon to come out with the Canary. It's like the Razr but have the width or even a CDMA version of the SLVR. Who knows, we might get lucky and those will have fully optional BT. I've decided I'm not going to buy the i870 to stay with Nextel and have BT. Verizon coverage looks a little better.

EDIT: I guess I was wrong about the V3M and maybe it was the V3C I was reading about. So does the SEEM edit allow you to do BT file transfers of your address book on the Verizon V3M?

Duke
Posted Jul 19, 2006 · 15:30 UTC#18
guitar7272 said:
Phone: Motorola Q
Carrier: Verizon
Transfer: One-by-one
Calling: Fully functional


Motorola Q could not maintain bluetooth connection as I got in and out of the car. It would connect on the intial boot-up, but if I left the car would not reconnect when I got back in.

Motorola E815 works EXCELLENT in every way except for the phonebook transfer.

Motorola V3c works just like the E815 with no problems, but again no phonebook transfer.

I'm currently using the V3c flashed to Alltel and it's the best of both worlds. It has the OPP and OBEX profiles and you can transfer entries one by one only.
Posted Jul 21, 2006 · 00:19 UTC#19
isdnmatt said:

I'm currently using the V3c flashed to Alltel and it's the best of both worlds. It has the OPP and OBEX profiles and you can transfer entries one by one only.

How'd you do that? I don't own a Razr, but it sounds interesting.
My phone: Verizon
Treo 700W (WITH software update)
Phonebook: non-functional- must type in manually.
Functionality: Eh, so-so. It connects fine, multiple times, with car running (in the car, out of car, in the car, etc.) but randomly loses BT connection while in call.
Another gentleman on here who also has the 700W said he had the same problem, until he swapped his phone for one WITHOUT the software update, and he no longer has any issues- works great. Must be the update.
Posted Jul 21, 2006 · 19:20 UTC#20
ducatiboy said:
I'm pretty sure the V3m does not have OBEX.

The V3M only has the Headset/Handsfree profile and DUN profile when it comes to bluetooth.. No Bluetooth OBEX File Transfer profile... and no way to enable it.. So Bluetooth file transfers can only be done via the MPT software in Windows AFTER SEEM EDIT...


Can you still enter your contacts in the Z1 manually???

Its not like I have the phone full of contacts, only 25 or so. I was hoping that you could still add them manually to the contact list on the Z1

Thanks
Posted Jul 21, 2006 · 19:29 UTC#21
Anonymous said:
Can you still enter your contacts in the Z1 manually???

Its not like I have the phone full of contacts, only 25 or so. I was hoping that you could still add them manually to the contact list on the Z1

Thanks


Yes you can. Absolutely, you can enter them manually.
Posted Jul 21, 2006 · 19:31 UTC#22
Sweeet. :D
Posted Jul 21, 2006 · 20:31 UTC#23
any body try out the nextel motorola I 870's yet.
Posted Jul 25, 2006 · 06:15 UTC#24
I have Samsung t809 from T-Mo and it works...at least the phone does. I have not tried transferring data yet. We'll see how that turns out.

UPDATE: transferring data works!! It's one-by-one but it works.

UPDATE: I was wrong, it can transfer your whole phonebook (of course there is a limit of 400). This is great!!!!!
Posted Jul 27, 2006 · 14:55 UTC#25
Verizon LG VX8300

Fully functional
Transfers contacts one at a time.
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