October 2nd, 2007 | by Damon Brown
The Boost Mobile i425 from Motorola is a refreshing, if odd throwback to the svelte, low oz. phones popular a few years ago.
Highs: Petite; easy on the eyes and easy to use
Lows: Almost flimsy; tiny graphics and screen; additional charge for premium features
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Smaller used to be better, but the advent of the Smartphone has made devices even the slickest technology bulk up a bit. Add a protective case and most phones wouldn’t fit anywhere but a clown’s pocket.
The Boost Mobile i425 from Motorola is a refreshing, if odd throwback to the svelte, low oz. phones popular a few years ago. Of course, there are some sacrifices Motorola had to make to keep things light, but are they necessary?
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by Casey on December 31, 2007:
“Not easy to open, but easy to setup and operate. Great reception, perfect for shirt pocket, forget that is there.” More...
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by Allen on April 6, 2008:
“Seems like a nice phone so far, for a Nextel, but mine seems to have a VARY grainy image as soon as the Boost software loads. Bad resolution settings in Boost firmware maybe? Seems to be perfect when it's just charging (although there's not much do displa...” More...