Motorola MB520 Bravo

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 4 expert reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

1
Average:

1
Bad:

1

Pros:

High resolution display, Good calling quality

Cons:

Low quality video capture, Android 2.1

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Last revision on August 16, 2011

Reviewers Liked

High resolution display, Good calling quality

Expert reviews and ratings

The Motorola Bravo is a very good budget option for those who want to buy an Android phone with a stylish design. It is available for just $129.99 direct from AT&T with a plan but you can get it even cheaper than that if you shop around. It...

By BrightHub on May 19, 2011

We’ve got a new phone to talk about today, folks–a fresh one out of the AT&T / Motorola crew, the Motorola Bravo. And like a lot of smartphones today, you’ll find it offering up plenty of great value. It won’t be perfect, of...

By MobileWhack on December 08, 2010

Although it's not a bad phone overall, for $129.99 with a contract, there is very little that substantiates a purchase for the Motorola BRAVO over competing mid-end handsets like the HTC Aria, except for the larger screen. For a bit more, you can go...

By Phone Arena on November 29, 2010

With Motorola dominating Verizon with such powerful devices it seems refreshing to see the Bravo emerge on AT&T. Although classified as a mid-range Android device, the Bravo will rival many high-end devices in terms of speed, ergonomics, call...

By Pocketnow on November 23, 2010

If you seek an Android smartphone with a bevy of multimedia features, the Motorola Bravo is worth a look. It has just the right amount of multimedia focus to keep entertainment fans happy, in addition to its solid design and spacious...

By Dev Hardware on April 04, 2011

The Bravo will rival many high-end devices in terms of speed, ergonomics, call quality, and battery life. The MotoBlur user interface is either a hit-or-miss with Android users, people that do a lot of social networking may find MotoBlur useful,...

By CellPhoneQuick on December 12, 2010

The Bravo is an unassuming Android smartphone that has a fantastic screen, but run-of-the-mill features. Signal performance was solid, but data speeds, call quality and battery life (i.e., the basics) were not up to snuff. The Bravo does a fine job...

By Phone Scoop on December 02, 2010

Of the set of new phones Motorola announced for AT&T, the Motorola Bravo is probably the best. The Bravo's specs are basically the new de-facto standard for mid-range Android phones: Android 2.1 device running the MotoBlur interface tied to an...

By Android Central on October 07, 2010