The Motorola V750 comes with a trendy design with controls that are easy to use. It comes with a feature set that does include capability for push to talk and supports EV-DO Rev. A network from Verizon. It offers excellent music and call quality.

We would have loved it if the speakerphone and the push to talk quality of the mobile phone was better. We also noticed average video quality of streaming video and photo streaming.

The design of the V750's works well; its construction, although rugged, does feel solid and also comfortable while you hold it. The external display is bright and music controls are pretty good. Its design is portable and compact and you will love to see that it has the same specifications for vibration and shock as all Nextel phones.

The display that is external measures 1.6 inches. It also supports 65,000 colors. You will notice the music controls of the external portion located right under the display. The keys come with a nice texture and you get a firm feeling when a button is pressed. The camera lens is located on top of the display, but there is no flash.

The speakers of the V750's are quite impressive. They are conveniently placed and have good output. The microSD card slot that is located behind the cover of the battery was disappointing.

We also have an internal display that measures 2.2 inches at a resolution of 320x240. It is bright and colorful, but it was not that sharp and a phone of this caliber deserves it.

The keypad and control buttons are designed well, spacious and easy to use.

The V750 is equipped with a 2 megapixel camera. There is a lack of camcorder light and flash. Photo quality is good, but the colors are faded and different objects look blurry. Image quality did suffer without the flash due to lighting being inadequate.

Call and music quality was above par with amazing clarity and loud volume.