Motorola E815 is the phone I use to send text messages. Would I recommend this phone? It really depends. If all you’re looking for is reception, this phone is great. Compared to other phones I’ve had, this one rarely dropped calls. I even had good reception where people with different phones and the same provider had poor reception. Good job Motorola.
If you’re looking for features, it has quite a bit. But the features aren’t so great. The camera is so so, the vibration is weak and the software is a little quirky. The phone tends to freeze and reboot after sending or receiving over 60 stored texts. What really gets me, is the screen somehow leaks small particles of dust and lint to where the screen looks like crap.
The best thing about this phone is that it’s hackable. I can get free internet and make the volume louder than factory settings. Gotta love hacks!
So would I recommend it? Yeah. As long as you’re not picky like me.
Motorola E815 Features
Large internal and external color displays with picture caller ID
Built-in 1.3-megapixel camera with 4x zoom, day and night lighting modes, auto timer, slide show viewer, and video clip capture and playback
Available 40 MB internal memory with TransFlash memory expansion slot for up to an additional 512 MB of storage
Bluetooth wireless technology for hands-free connectivity
Integrated MP3 player and 64-chord polyphonic sound engine with stereo headset support for mobile music
Personal Information Management (PIM) features including 1,000 entry phonebook, currency converter, and calculator
Office-quality speakerphone and speaker-independent voice-activated name and digit dialing
WAP 2.0 browser with next generation (EV-DO) technology for near-broadband speed downloads
Video-on-demand and music via Verizon VCAST
BREW 2.1.3 support for application, ringer, wallpaper, graphic and game downloads
Motorola E815 Specs can be found at this page.
Motorola E815 Review can be found at this page.
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