Motorola i580

alaTest has collected and analyzed 25 user reviews of Motorola i580 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.4/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.8/5 for other Cell phones on Amazon.com. People are impressed by the camera and usability. The reliability and durability are also appreciated, whereas comments are divided on the performance.

In a nutshell, the Motorola Nextel i580 is the world's toughest multimedia phone. It makes reliable phone calls, plays MP3s like a boom box, and shrugs off shocks that would destroy lesser phones. It's expensive, but worth the price.

My Motorola i580 Review , a cell phone with many features including: a camera with megapixel resolution, airplane mode, Bluetooth connectivity and a speakerphone.

With the ongoing onslaught of music-centric handsets in slick, shiny casings, the Motorola i580 is quite different from the rest of the pack. Boasting military-grade resistance to water, dust, and shock, this is one rugged business-minded phone for...

Motorola ha appena annunciato il suo nuovo telefono iDEN i580 che possiede le seguenti caratteristiche: fotocamera digitale da 1,3 Megapixel, connettività senza fili Bluetooth e memoria espandibile MicroSD. Ebbene la sigla iDEN risponde a delle...

Pictures could be better but camera technology has come a long way since the Sony Mavica. Cell phones just don't take 7 mega pixel photos. All in all this phone was one of the best flip phones I ever owned. I'm clumsy and drop things a lot. This phone...

If Nextel is known for one thing when it comes to cell phone design, it's the rugged durability of its handsets. Models such as the Motorola i35and the i530 are built like tanks, with thick protective skins designed to withstand the elements and...

I had this phone for 2.5 years. I recently upgraded to an HTC Hero. Opening the box: Comes with Swivel Holster, House Charger, SD Card, SIM Card, Instructions.Phone details: Phone is completly hard rubber materials. It feels ...

I had this phone for 2.5 years. I recently upgraded to an HTC Hero.

All that ruggedness requires some trade-offs, however. At 3.8 by 2.2 by 1.1 inches and 5.1 ounces, the phone is big and bulky. It won't slip into a small pocket and will leave a sizable lump in a bag, but it feels comfortable to hold. That's all part...

I used this Motorola i580 for years, passed up many chances at upgrading the phone, but the service coverage was poor and unaccaptable for traveling. I wish this phone was supported by AT&T, my new cell phone provider. Oh well, maybe Motorola will...