Hirdetés
Exterior
The box is already full of ads, but we can still observe vast quantities of red color and although there are no live labels appearing we can still be sure that we will be using a “vodafonised” phone. The box has a charger, a USB cable and a headset in a package that looks like the silver plastic bags of preserved salamis. It has 6 textile pieces that can be applied on the headset’s earpiece.
W510 is no shocking piece of hardware. You look at it and instantly know that it’s a Motorola. The color is silver, the shape is clamshell and longish, the cover opens up only to some degree and there is the bump on the bottom that is so characteristic of the manufacturer. The front might be metal, at least it’s as cold to the touch, and it’s hanging loosely like 6-year old Johnny in the go-kart seat (‘cause he cried to his parents until they put him in, but he can’t even reach the gas). The back is completely plastic.
On the cover there is a small display inside a black frame. It’s colored and displays the most important information (time, signal strength, battery level, missed events), and it gets dark after being idle for a time and then there is only a very pale digital clock displayed. With the side buttons (on the left) we can set the volume and with the third key, that is situated a bit lower, we can change the profile even if the phone is closed. This button is used for the same thing also when the phone is open. The key on the right side is used for launching the voice recorder, so the camera has no dedicated button. The Motorola is flat on the bottom and the top, and it has a miniUSB connector in the bottom right. It’s great that there’s no operator logo on the phone.
After opening the phone we get to see a typical keypad, the layout is the usual, the browser has a dedicated key. The purple-white backlight is spectacular, but the pressure point is not perfect, this is an eternal problem of keyboards made of a single panel. The microSD card can be inserted after we take the back off, fortunately the battery doesn’t have to be taken out. I’d like to note that by the time I managed to put the microSD in, I could have even taken the battery out, as there is a really stupid method used: we don’t only have to push the card inside, but downwards too.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
