iNQ Chat 3G Mobile Phone Review

iNQ Chat 3G phone is a highly powered communication device which is best suited for phoning people. The company has moved on to the manufacturing of iNQ chat 3G mobile phone soon after the unleashing of INQ Mini 3G and 3 INQ1 models.

The old INQ1 was lacking a QWERTY Keyboard, which was released in November 2008. The company has therefore realized and finally not added much weight on to the device. The phone takes the BlackBerry Curve size with a large screen and a QWERTY type of keyboard. An array of shortcut keys is placed around a d-pad buckle which is in between the screen and the keyboard. The keys are simple as well as standard.

You can find Micro USB socket meant for charging the phone and a “switcher” key on the sides for allowing the users to scroll through the application menu even if they are in any path. The phone does not have a 3.5mm headphone jack and thus the music lovers may get slightly disappointed but a micro SD card slot stores the songs through Double Twist or by storing the songs by loading the card in the PC. Double Twist is one of the mobile phone syncing app that allows user to store and mange the videos, photos and music in the phone INQ Chat 3G. It is similar to iTunes but is not from Apple. The phone also lacks FM Radio.

iNQ 3G Chat mobile phone also comes with a camera having 3.2 megapixel resolution but without flash. The video camcorder and camera options are basic and the performance of the camera is good with zero functionality except taking photos. The phone gives clear pictures even in poor light but no video coverage. The phone supports networking sites like Twitter, Facebook and also supports emails along with the Bluetooth facility through which you can share data easily and quickly.

The menu system is very easy and basic. The operating system is same as in the case of INQ1 and INQ Mini 3G models. Setting up of the networks is very easy and it hardly takes few minutes, only thing is user has to remember the password and the username for accessing them. Many have experienced the fastest installation with this phone and they can run it at the background once they got connected to them.

Users are given chance to make Skype to Skype calls that too for free. The voice quality was not that great over Skype as in case with VoIP apps. Web browsing facility provides good experience but users may get disappointed if they have worked with Blackberry and Android phones. Working with D-Pad for navigation is very slow but the phone is not meant for that so it does not matter much.

The phone comes with a superb instruction material because many come with a fat instruction book that makes user to feel bored without fetching enough information about the phone. It comes with the 14 flash cards that glances the features and key points about the phone.