Boost Mobil Motorola Theory

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Pros:

The Motorola Theory has a slim and compact design with a great QWERTY keyboard. Call quality is good and it's affordable for a non-contract phone.
Good voice quality. Solid QWERTY keyboard. Nice display.

Cons:

The Motorola Theory has a dated interface and poor photo quality.
Dated features. Slight delay when typing text messages (but not emails or IMs).

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Last revision on November 7, 2011

Reviewers Liked

The Motorola Theory has a slim and compact design with a great QWERTY keyboard. Call quality is good and it's affordable for a non-contract phone
Good voice quality. Solid QWERTY keyboard. Nice display

Reviewers Didn't Like

The Motorola Theory has a dated interface and poor photo quality
Dated features. Slight delay when typing text messages (but not emails or IMs)

Expert reviews and ratings

The Motorola Theory is a very basic phone. If you just want something for messaging and calls then you might consider it, but everything else about this phone just flat out sucks. There are much better phones out there with the same form factor...

By BrightHub on October 27, 2011

The Motorola Theory makes a great messaging phone for Boost Mobile as long as you don't need a lot of other...

By cnet on September 03, 2011

The Motorola Theory gives users a solid option for talking and texting while taking advantage of Boost Mobile's low rates....

By PC Mag on June 23, 2011

Finally we would say that Motorola Theory is just a basic messaging phone, and although we aren’t a huge fan of the display and camera of the phone, but we did appreciate its compact and simple form factor as well as its QWERTY keyboard. The phone...

By eTech Reviews on September 03, 2011