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The capacity of the battery is 910 mAh, the manufacturer specifies incredible times, like 9 hours of talk and 400 hours of standby. I don’t know why did then my handset go offline in three days when I didn’t even use it for playing music… strange, isn’t it?
Summary: Motorola W388 is a low-end handset, I’m clear with that. I also know that this means serious limitations, so don’t misunderstand me, I didn’t expect anything of this phone that wouldn’t be okay for this category. Since Sony Ericsson T280 we know that a cheap phone doesn’t necessarily have to be low-quality and shoddy, but W388 still looks like a better toy phone. It’s far from being perfect for music; it’s like the pendrive-MP3 players that cost around €40 EUR: they can play music, but they are not the real deal. It’s still a fact that there are a lot of such MP3 players sold, because not everyone can afford a more serious player. Anyway, I have no idea who will buy W388, as its SIM-free price is around €60 EUR. Sony Ericsson K600, with a 176 x 220 pixels large display, Bluetooth and a 1.3 megapixel camera (although with a non-expandable memory) costs €5 EUR more, but if we spend like €15-$20 EUR more we can buy a Walkman too (W200). Anyway, there are lots of usable phone in the under-€85 price range, so I will be saying goodbye with the sentence I’ve been using lots of times: maybe next time…
Bocha
Translated by Szaszati
Motorola W388 has been provided by the manufacturer’s national representative. Thanks!
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
