Released for Verizon Wireless, the Motorola W385 combines style with simplicity, building on the design of the Motorola KRZR. Blending sleek lines with easy-to-use features, the W385 offeres customers Bluetooth Class 2 wireless technology, integrated aGPS location services to quickly get locations, and a VGA camera to capture moments. With cool colors and an internal antenna, the W385 complements any user. Offering easy and fashionable communication, the W385 is trendy and simple.
Motorola W385 Features
Slim clamshell form factor at 99 x 45 x 18.2 mm
Vivid 1.8-inch 128 x 160 px TFT display
Messaging features via EMS, MMS, SMS
Integrated VGA camera with 4x zoom and video recording capabilities
Class 2 Bluetooth wireless technology for handsfree connectivity
Integrated aGPS location services allow users to quickly get to their location, ideal for road trips
Motorola W385 User Reviews
1. Posted by douglasj56
Tue Aug 25, 2009 8:35 pm
i am not a phone geek, simple is good for me. No music,don't even use the camera but i have used this phone for on the road work eighteen months
now. dropped it a bunch . still works fine for me.
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2. Posted by coolbubba
Mon Feb 18, 2008 1:37 pm
This phone is garbage. RUN.
I've had over 30 cell phones, and straight out of the box, I've had more issues with this one.
I love the design, size, features, etc. but I need it to dependably work.
As above, this phone worked fine for about a month, then all of a sudden, I couldn't access any menu's. I tried to go into messaging, or pictures, and it automatically shuts down and restarts itself.
I cannot go into any menu's, and lost all of my pictures. Spontaneous reboots ARE NOT a good thing.
Since it was literally one day over a month, I am being forced to send it back to Motorola for warranty service. I'm SO PISSED WITH BOOST MOBILE. Not only does Motorola say that it's 8-10 work days (effectively about 2 weeks) that I'll not be with my phone, i'm forced to pay for the charges for service while it's gone.
I'm about to cancel service.
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3. Posted by dandelion18
Mon Jan 21, 2008 10:21 am
Ok well during Thanksgiving break of 2007 I went on a shopping spree ha and decided I wanted a new phone because I was absolutely sick of my Nokia. I had it for a year and it was time for a change. So I went to Cellular South and thought this one was cool looking and had enough features for me, so I bought the at the time 170.00 phone. (Worst mistake of my life.) It worked fine for a month, then my camera wouldn't work, missed calls wouldn't show up, messages wouldn't show. It was just retarted. So I took it too the store and they sent it off and warranty covered it cause something was wrong with it but I didn't harm the thing. So then this one was working fine until I turned it off. Once I try to turn it back on, it says registerring applications for ever. It won't ever load. So I take the battery out and then it for some odd reason works. Well I'm sick of having to do that every single dang time. Today I'm buying a rckr. Maybe it'll do alot better than this shiz. Don't buy this phone. It's so not worth it.
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