Motorola Grasp

AKA: Motorola WX404

$ N/A

 U.S. Cellular

 MTS

7/10
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  • CDMA
  • 220 x 176 display
  • QWERTY
  • 1+ MP camera
  • Bluetooth
  • Email client
  • Speakerphone
  • GPS
  • Memory slot
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The Motorola Grasp is a candybar feature phone sporting a full QWERTY keypad and a 2.2 inch display generating 220 x 176 pixels.

The Grasp offers a 1.3MP camera with digital zoom, MP3 player, video record capability, basic internet browser, GPS and Bluetooth 2.1.

Rounding out the Motorola Grasp's feature set is a full suite of entry-level functions, including calendar, alarms, calculator, etc., SMS, MMS and email capability and a 3.5mm audio jack for maximum accessory selection.

Offering a talk time of up to 5.3 hours, and a standby time of up to 430 hours, the Motorola Grasp is a basic feature that will appeal to folks who want basic done well.

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Latest Reviews

Michelle_94674
Good stuff

Michelle_94674 (about 1 year ago)

8/10

Great phone, does what I need it to do ...and more.... but very slippery without the phone skin on.

CNET
The simple square handset with a straightforward QWERTY keyboard and an optical trackpad

Nicole Lee from CNET (about 1 year ago)

6/10

Motorola is certainly no stranger to the messaging phone, but the company seems to be focusing more on smartphones lately, with recent Android newcomers like the Charm and the Droid 2 taking center stage. Still, that doesn't mean it's leaving the humble text-centric handheld behind. It recently partnered... More

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