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Motorola Barrage


$180.00 Released October, 2009

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Good build quality, rugged exterior. Good battery life. High speed 3G data connectivity.

The Cons:Sluggish user interface. Water proof all around, except for battery cover, which defeats the point. Bulky extended battery.

The Motorola Barrage is a rugged mobile phone developed by Motorola and released through Verizon Wireless in October 2009. It is especially built for outdoor use, as it is clad in chrome, glass, mesh, and rubber for enhanced resistance.

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Note also that its been proven to endure up to 1 meter of water for over 30 minutes. All-together, the Barrage can handle high/low temperatures, rainy weather, shock, vibration, and even a salty fog. It doesn’t disappoint with its inner components either, as it hosts a 2MP camera/camcorder for video capture and playback; VZ Navigator for on-the-go GPS access; and both V-Cast Music AND V-Cast Video services (subscriptions required). Most neat about the Barrage is its Push-to-Talk capability, which emulates Boost Mobile’s notorious walkie-talkie-like feature.

Additional Information

The Motorola Barrage retails for $179.99 with a 2-year contract, although purchasing it online affords users an additional $50 discount for a grand-total of only $129.99. Additional notable features include Bluetooth connectivity, microSD expansion, and mobile email (Yahoo, MSN, Hotmail, AOL, Windows Live).

Features

  • Rugged Mobile Phone
  • Weather/Water Resistant
  • Photo/Video Capture
  • Integrated GPS Receiver
  • V-Cast Music/Video (Subscription Required)
  • Mobile Email
  • Bluetooth 2.0
  • MicroSD (16GB)
  • Push-to-Talk Walkie Talkie

Specifications

  • Band: 1SEV-DO (800/1900 MHz)
  • Display: 2.2” (176x220)
  • Headset: 2.5mm Jack
  • Talk Time: 383 Minutes
  • Standby Time: 534 Hours
  • Browser: WAP 2.0
  • Connector: micro USB
  • Memory: 125MB
  • Formats: AAC, WMA, WAV, MIDI
  • Formats: H.263, H.264, MPEG-4, WMV

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    Good build quality, rugged exterior

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    Good battery life

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    High speed 3G data connectivity

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    Standard micro USB port

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    Good reception can call quality

Cons
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    Sluggish user interface

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    water proof all around, except for battery cover, which defeats the point

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    Bulky extended battery

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