Modu Phone

Interesting concept. 2GB internal storage.

Poor basic performance. Jackets are garbage. Expensive for what you get.

We can appreciate the genius in the Modu concept, but the reality of this concept is half-baked at best.

A clever concept, but Modu is a pricey and a needless purchase in these days of top-end smarties

It’s tiny, fun and certainly unlike anything else out there.

The features are basic, and the jackets look cheap.

A cool idea in theory, light and compact design, wide variety of potential uses for modu jackets

Limited functionality, not a huge variety of jackets available, mediocre screen, no vibration, no 3G

The success of the modu phone will depend entirely on the quality of the jackets available. Though a modular phone sounds like a good idea, the limited jackets we've seen don't offer anything terribly exciting. In a day and age of fully featured...

Simple--good design-small

Really nice design and small size.

Internal battery, low-quality speaker.

+Smallest phone I could find. +Very light. +Fits easily in wallet. +No missed calls, voice, or volume problems as indicated in other reviews. +Works perfect as a basic phone, SMS and alarm (I did not use USB connectivity, bluetooth, music, calendar,...

-Battery must be charged about every 75 hours (biggest disadvantage for me). -Jackets and Frames do not appear useful. -Difficult to use at first because of minimal controls (inputting one minimal contact took four minutes, but USB connectivity may help).

Really nice design and small size

Internal battery, low-quality speaker