Motorola W375

This is a very well-priced, sleek, sexy phone by motorola. The W375 is slim and very easy on the eyes, with its super light frame weighing only 3.1 ounces and large vivid screen inside. This phone looks more costly than it is and has all the extras that you need, while staying within your budget. Calendar and Alarm Clock features make it easy to stay on schedule whether for business, school, or life. Speakerphone and the ability to transfer media files via USB is also helpful. VGA camera with 4x zoom takes great pictures that can be uploaded to your PC or simply saved as a backround. For entertainment, the phone has impressive pre-loaded games, ...  Read the complete review

Motorola W375 Now I have to be honest, I never usually go for Motorola phones and I don't usually buy any this cheap but when I received it I was shocked as its value for money. I paid around 30 pound for the phone a few months ago and I've had no problems what so ever. What's more, even though it only cost 30 quid, it isn't the worst looking phone in the world. In fact when it's closed you'd swear it cost four times as much as it did. HOWEVER do not buy this phone if you want a phone equipped with modern features. The reason this phone is so cheap is because it has been designed pretty much just for texts and phoning. I think the idea behind it is ...  Read the complete review

Motorola W375 Motorola, the USA based world's third largest mobile phone manufacturer is one of the popular name in cell phone lovers. It has varieties of different phone with lower level medium budget level and higher luxury models. *** Here I am going to review a cheap budget phone W375, I will discuss about its design, features with memory, connectivity, design, data and battery back-up etc. *** Now the important point of phone is its attractive folding design measured with 99 x 45 x 18.6 mm, 73 cc, and weight is about 88gm. Phone has only single display and if there is any call and you wants to see the caller than u have unfold the phone to ...  Read the complete review

Quite a few Motorola mid-range phones have been sucked down into the budget range, either as a planned strategy or lack of market demand and the W375 is no exception. This phone, loosely styled on the successful KRZR K1, offers quite a few slimmed down features but doesn't go quite as far so it is 'no-frills'. This phone is about as cheap as PAYG gets - about £20 will see you get one. There is a related model - the W377 which is simply an upgrade of this with a few extra features (I'll try to review this if I do manage to get my hands on one). First impressions of the phone are good. It's actually very slim and does not have a very big footprint. ...  Read the complete review

I own a pink one of these, and my parents both own black ones (hence why mine is pink, but that's another story). Overall, I'm happy enough with my phone; it was well-priced, its sleek, it has a nice feel, and it's good for making calls. I wouldn't say it was absolutely amazing though, since there are a few things about it I would change. The Good: It looks nice. This is a bigger deal than it'd appear on the outset, but it's sleek, and a nice shape, and LOOKS like a phone (rather than some alien pod thing that beeps). The screen is a good size, I like the fact that it's a flip phone and thereby eliminates the change of accidentally pushing buttons while ...  Read the complete review