The Motorola i412 is the most cheap basic flip phone. With its staid design and minimal features, the phone won’t attract anyone who wants something high-end, but for only $69.99 without a contract. My friend Nicole Lee has reviewed this phone for reviews.cnet. Let’s checkout her findings bellow.
The Motorola i412 is a basic flip phone with a roomy keypad. The Motorola i412 doesn’t have a lot of features, but it does have the bare essentials and then some. They include a 600-entry address book with enough room for multiple numbers, an email address, and even an IP address. You can also customize each entry with one of 20 polyphonic ringtones that are preloaded on the phone.
Some of the core features include text and multimedia messaging, Java apps that pull down web email from sources like Yahoo, AOL, and Gmail, instant messaging, Bluetooth, and a simple WAP browser. You also get essentials like a vibrate mode, a speakerphone, a datebook, call alerts, a voice recorder, a memo pad, call timers, and even GPS.
Features also include push-to-talk iDEN support, Bluetooth, and text and multimedia messaging. And it has great Calling quality. It has a simple wide rectangular design, with a measurement of 3.8 inches long by 1.9 inches wide by 0.8 inch deep. The front plate is slightly raised, with the external display panel in the middle. The overall feel of the i412 is predictably cheap, but that’s not a surprise considering its price.
So that’s all about the Motorola i412. The Motorola i412 offer great call quality at an affordable price for the prepaid market.
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