Motorola W755 Cell Phone
The Motorola W755 measures 99.1mm x 48.3mm x 17.8mm and weighs 102.1g. It features a 1.3-megapixel camera with 4x digital zoom that allows users to capture still and video shots, including self-portraits. Recorded videos and images can then be shown on the 1.9-inch internal display.
This is a comfortable phone to hold, being designed in Motorola’s classic PEBL style. Its ‘bar of soap’ shape and smooth finish means it feels good in the hand when closed.
The U9 has a Web browser that isn’t particularly impressive, but you can download Opera Mini 4 on to the phone, which we found makes it a much more compelling offering.
Motorola Mike i877 Cell Phone
The Motorola Mike i877 has been launched on Telus with Bluetooth, multimedia player, microSD card slot, miniUSB, 1.3-megapixel camera, and PTT (push-to-talk).
The music player on the Motorola Z9 is simple and ugly, but it has some nice features backing it up to improve the whole experience.
Though the main speaker is on the Z9’s rear face, it does have powerful output and clear audio. The music experience was even better when using a headset.
The Z9 has a micro USB port and comes with a charger and a short adapter to use mini USB chargers and headsets with the phone. A wired headset is not included and the phone comes with a very compact charger and printed manual.
The Moto U9 is a pebble shaped clamshell phone that comes with a glossy finish on the top and a rubbery plastic finish on the back.
Call quality on the V365 was surprisingly mediocre; Similar to calling, messaging was hit and miss for the V365. The handset crammed a whopping 221 characters on the screen for outgoing messages.
The V365 fits only in bigger pockets, but it did benefit from a solid construction and a comfortable feel in the hand.
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