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Forums › Mobile handsets › Motorola L6 "Full metal"


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Topic # 57807 25-Feb-2010 12:13
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Does anyone know if Motorola ever made L6 with full metal body?  My understanding is that the L6 is phenloic (like bakelite) with a very thin aluminium anodized surface.  Maybe they look like metal but my one after 4 years in and out of pockets is showing bare cream patches on the corners where aluminium anodizing has worn off. 
Reason for asking - a bundle of new L6 phones are on TradeMe with the claim "full metal body".  Maybe "full" should be "fool"? 

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  Reply # 302040 25-Feb-2010 12:31
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Ive got an L6 and no signs of wear as youve described... about 3 years old..altho has been in a leather case most of its life. But mines not "full metal"....

Id be a bit cautious if theyre "new" L6 phones... considering theyve been discontinued for quite some time.

http://www.gsmarena.com/motorola_l6-1118.php




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