Motorola Citrus Review

Motorola Citrus is an outdated Android phone launched many years ago, including a 3 MP back side camera, a 3" screen and a quite powerful processing unit ticking at 528 megahertz.

The Motorola Citrus comes with a fast processor running at 528 megahertz. This device has a 102,4 MB internal memory, which could be adequate for some users considering this phone also has an external memory slot to store photos and videos and even some apps and games that allow being installed in the external memory.

This cellphone is a bit thick for nowadays standards, being as thick as 0.59". This phone isn't really a compact cellphone, taking into consideration it is 4.09" long,but it just packs a 3" display. This time, it seems like Motorola decided not to care so much about the weight in this 3.88 oz cellphone.

This cellphone has only a 3 MP back side camera. The camera also includes geo tagging.

This display uses TFT capacitive technology, and is multi-touch enabled.

This phone offers WiFi connection (but it can't be shared with other devices around, acting as a hotspot). The Motorola Citrus doesn't use a SIM card, because it doesn't support GSM networks and it works in CDMA carriers.

The Motorola Citrus comes with a 1150 mAh small capacity Li-Ion replaceable battery that can keep this phone running for some hours, but you may need to charge it after some moderate use. Motorola afirms this device has a 300 hours stand by time and a 6.3 hs talk time.

The Motorola Citrus also features a couple interesting features such as Bluetooth (2.0) and GPS Geolocation, and some sensors likeProximity Sensor, Accelerometer and Compass.

The Motorola Citrus is really overvalued considering it is sold for 120 dollars, while many similar devices are a lot cheaper than that.