Motorola W315
Though Motorola has been best known over the last couple of years for its unending thin phone collection, the company hasn't dropped basic, simple cell phones from its lineup completely. For the most part, they're pretty unremarkable, save for perhaps the Motorola V195, but it's good to know Moto isn't completely obsessed with flashy, design-centric models like the Razr. One of the company's latest basic phones is the Motorola W315 for Verizon Wireless. Behind the somewhat clunky design is a simple feature set designed for making calls. Call quality wasn't topnotch, but it got the job done most of the time. It's also a bargain at $9.99 with a two-year contract, but we'd recommend Verizon's LG VX3400 for a better overall experience.
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04-01-2007, 04:30 AM
