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The GM300 has a speaker and it’s actually delivers very good quality. It obviously doesn’t have good lows, but the highs and mids are fine. On the top, the phone has a standard 3.5mm stereo jack so you can use any pair of headphones you want with it. Call quality from the GM300 is okay, but it isn’t as loud as one would expect it to be in this city. I couldn’t speak standing on the footpath, I had to walk to my car and get inside and then make the call. Also, despite the advancement in microphones, the one on this phone is not as effective as it should be, given the small size of the phone. I had to move the phone down while speaking to level the mic with my mouth. Battery life of the GM300 is a mixed bag. On average use of the music player and a fair amount of calling (around an hour), the battery was almost depleted at the end of the day. That doesn’t signal good battery life, but fortunately it supports USB recharging, so I was able to charge it at home as well as at work and avoided the phone from dying on me completely. |
Tags: JWD , Digital Audio Player , Mobile Phone
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