Motorola TITANIUM Review

Motorola TITANIUM is an outdated phone released some years ago, in 2011, counting with a compact 3.1 inches multi touch screen and a 5 MP back camera.

This phone is 4.71 inches long, it just holds a much smaller 3.1" screen. This cellphone is a little thick compared to current cellphones, with a thickness of 0.53". This phone feels a bit heavy for a phone of this size, with a weight of 5.2 ounces.

Motorola packed this cellphone with a good level 3.1" screen, and a resolution of 480 x 320 , making everything look quite nice.

This cellphone counts with a 524,29 MB internal storage memory, a little amount that could be enough for basic users knowing that this phone also has an external memory card slot to store songs, pictures and videos.

This cellphone only features a 5 megapixels back-facing camera. The camera also counts with auto-focus and flash.

This cellphone counts with Wi-Fi capability (although it can't share it with other devices acting as a mobile hotspot). This phone doesn't have a sim card, because it's not a GSM cellphone.

The Motorola TITANIUM also comes with a handful of nice features as Bluetooth (for communication with other bluetooth cellphones, computers and accessories) and GPS Navigation, and Compass.

This cellphone packs a 1820 mAh medium Li-Ion battery providing this device with a below average battery life. According to Motorola, this cellphone has an estimated talk time of 6.8 hs and a stand by time of 235 hours.

This cellphone is not a good choice considering it costs $ 70, while some similar phones are sold for much less than that.