Motorola Citrus is now available in Verizon stores for only $49.99 after a $100 mail-in-rebate with a 2-year contract. Just like the Samsung M360 (also for Verizon), the Citrus is among those entry-level devices coming with an affordable price. To be worth mentioning is that the Motorola Citrus is an eco-friendly smartphone, since it’s made from 25% post-consumer recycled plastic.
Motorola Citrus cell phone is very compact with a small 3-inch QVGA display (sounds fit in pocket easily), and seems not that bulky like the one with a full keyboards for texting. The Citrus runs Android 2.1 with MotoBlur customizations and packs the basic features such as a 3MP camera, music player, SWYPE keyboard, a GPS as well as Bluetooth and WiFi. Seemingly the screen is a too small for customers to check out emails or messages and everything looks cramped in the front UI.
Though the phone is eco-friendly, the material makes Citrus look cheap and just like a children’s toy phone, however, it’s a good basic phone, nothing to special but overall a nice choice.
via Engadget
Categories: New Motorola Cell Phones, tags: Citrus, Motorola - - Posted on November 11th, 2010 by New Cell Phones |
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