Motorola W375 user reviews (black, Unlocked)

0.5 stars

"Terrible. Do not buy." on August 3, 2010 by sndb

Pros: Small, light, cheap, can be dropped without breaking

Cons: No clock on the front, very weak signal most of the time, no signal very often, battery lasts about 10 hours at most, there is a lag when texting, many defects

Summary: I've had this phone for almost a year. It is horrible. Sometimes I have to set it up on high places to get a signal. Within the first few months, whatever keeps it closed broke, so now it just hangs open. Often the phone will freeze and display an error message during charging, so if I leave it charging overnight, in the morning, it will freeze and not charge. When people call me, I can hear them, but they cannot hear me at all, so now I can only use it for texting. The phone will not send picture messages and displays an error when I try to open them. The picture quality is very poor. The charger no longer works unless I spend about 5 minutes fiddling with it. Unless all you want to do is text, do not buy this phone.

0.5 stars

"very bad. breaks easily" on July 11, 2009 by Soccer789

Pros: cheap, easy to use.

Cons: almost no memory. you can only use the headphones which come with it, which only have one speaker. It is very weak and breaks easily. The buttons are prone to randomly freezing. sometimes they come back, but not always

4.0 stars

"Great buy!" on August 4, 2008 by Nick-Webb

Pros: 1. Very Durable
2. Quite Stylish
3. Comes with an FM radio
4. Price Value
5. Strong reception

Cons: 1. Slow Interface
2. No front clock

Summary: I liked this phone from the get-go. The first thing I should mention is that I dropped this phone on concrete several times, and left this phone in the rain once. (This is out of carelessness, not a torture test.) Another thing is that this can be for the fashion conscious. It comes in black as displayed, but it also comes in silver, orange, and pink. You can find an FM radio on this thing, but you need to plug in a headset to use it. Another thing is that you can find the phone new for $75-$100. Something I found shocking is that it gets reception in the middle of nowhere! The battery lasts around 6 days by average once broken in. However, this phone has it's own weak points. It takes longer than other phones to do some things like text message. When you type, you get occasional lags on the screen while typing. Another con is that instead of a clock, you get 3 icons which from top to bottom, represents calls, messages, and battery. Personally, I'd get the phone.

4.0 stars

"great phone when with net10" on July 31, 2008 by B123456H

Pros: Fm radio, fast, good call quality, bright display, small and light, fm radio with great reception quality

Cons: buttons feel cheap, it's made of plastic, fm radio earpeice volume is too loud at lowest setting for sensitive ears

Summary: Second big con, battery takes forever to recharge for the first time. The camera could be better and the external display could have been designed better.

i upgraded to this phone from the motorola i415. the i415 is a piece of junk, battery life is about 8 hours in standby.

overall this is a great phone for making calls with good quality and snapping a couple pix. While listening to the radio.

the keys feel a little cheap

scrolling through the entire fm band could have been made easier to do. I thought it had a standard 1/8" headphone jack, i was wrong. But that would have given this phone a 9 if it did,

my final say is that i highly recommend it.
net10 gives a great prepaid plan.

just for info, this phone by default is on the at&t network, possibly t-mobile too.