About ten days ago I hung up the Treo 650 and went with the Motorola Q.  My relationship with the Q started off well when I recieved a discount and purchased the phone for $200.  From there it all went straight down hill.

Let me list the problems

1. Battery life.  The phone's specifications say the battery life is 4 hours of talk time and 212 hours of standby time.  In reality, the talk time was about 2 hours.  I had to recharge the phone during the day and could never make it through a full day of usage on one battery charge.
2. Call waiting.  Incoming calls while I was already talking was a disaster.  Sometimes the phone would light up when a call came in, other times I would just hear a beep with no way to answer the call.  Then about half the time I recieved a call while talking, I was unable to end the existing call when I tried to hang up.  This was one of a handful of reasons that caused me to remove the battery about five times per day to restart the phone.
3. Voicemail.  When you retrieve voicemail from Verizon, you have to type your password.  This is makes retrieving voicemail while driving difficult.  This is bad, but the real problem with Verizon voicemail is that my phone wouldn't consistently notify me of new voicemails.  Sometimes they would show up 24 hours late.
4. Camera. The camera has this awful pause when it's initiated.  The camera has some nice features like the flash, but the performance is poor.  Also, after taking a picture it gives the option to send it via email, however, the attachement process never worked.  All my emails had to have the image attached manually.
5. Email.  The activesynce feature on this phone is wierd.  I never finished reading the manual about email, but it has issues that are not intuitive.  The main problem was disappearing emails in my inbox.  The messages seemed to not show up in a random order, but they would all still be on the exchange server.  Wierd.