The Motorola W385 is designed on the lines of Motorola KRZR in a refined manner, however, to suit the budget user. The phone has all the regular mobile phone features; perhaps the company has cut back the costs of high-end features. With an internal memory of 37 MB, this clamshell type of phone is a user-friendly phone. Another important fact about the W385 is that it is a CDMA phone. It lacks 3G support, which means data transfer is done at slower rate.

 

The W385, amidst dimensions of 99 x 45 x 18.3 mm, is quite easy to hold; it weighs just 110 grams. On the front as well as rear, it is enveloped in black rubber material which also makes it scratch-proof. Its vertical display is placed in a mirrored frame, just beneath the camera lens. On the W385’s periphery, you can see smart keys for volume setting, speakerphone shortcut, and voice dialing. Its internal display of 1.8 inches can reveal colors up to 65k color, in cooperation with a resolution of 160x128 pixels.

 

When it’s about features, the W385 has only the essentials, such as, SMS, EMS, MMS, speakerphone, voice dialing options, GPS & Bluetooth support, etc. It has a 0.3 MP VGA resolution digital camera with digital zoom features. Its navigation array and keypad buttons are similar to that of the KRZR, but rather than metal, the keys are covered with a soft-touch material. Regarding the battery life, the phone can endure for 4.2 hours in talking-mode, or 450 hours in stand-by. In succinct terms, the W385 is a budget phone that has got stealing looks and all basic features.