Motorola Titanium

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 4 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

0
Average:

1
Bad:

3

Pros:

Military Spec 810G, Good call performance and better battery life than the i1.
Very long battery life, Pushtotalk.
Military Spec 810G, Good call performance and better battery life than the i1

Cons:

Underpowered processor with not enough memory, Mushy, inaccurate keyboard, Only Android 2.1
Data speeds are super slow, Device slows down a lot.

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Last revision on February 17, 2012

Reviewers Liked

Military Spec 810G, Good call performance and better battery life than the i1
Very long battery life, Pushtotalk
Military Spec 810G, Good call performance and better battery life than the i1
Awesome speakerphone, Nice physical keyboard, Long battery life
Good 5-megapixel camera; excellent call quality; rugged phone; good battery life; Direct Connect features; great physical keyboard
The Motorola Titanium is military-certified for durability. It has a responsive touch screen, a great tactile keyboard, push-to-talk functionality, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and good call quality

Reviewers Didn't Like

Underpowered processor with not enough memory, Mushy, inaccurate keyboard, Only Android 2.1
Data speeds are super slow, Device slows down a lot
Underpowered processor with not enough memory, Mushy, inaccurate keyboard, Only Android 2.1
Unacceptably slow performance, Obsolete version of Android, 1994-era data speeds, Poor video recording and playback
Terrible, slow processor; iDEN network; Motorola's UI is not the best one out there; ships with an outdated version of the OS; keyboard is great but may be too small for some
The Motorola Titanium is saddled with Android 2.1 Eclair. It does not have 3G speeds. Performance can be a little sluggish

Expert reviews and ratings

What is the point of having a smartphone if you cannot even download apps to it while out on the go? If you are looking for just a push-to-talk phone, you're probably better off just getting a feature phone (like the Motorola Brute). The battery...

By PCWorld on August 15, 2011

With the Titanium, Sprint and Motorola insult Nextel users by throwing them an obsolete bone of an Android smartphone....

By PC Mag on August 03, 2011

Callers were impressed with the Motorola TITANIUM, rating us an 8.5/10. They said we were a bit nasally, but otherwise were very clear and easy to understand even with a good amount of background noise (which they were unaware of). They were quite...

By Phone Arena on August 03, 2011

The Motorola Titanium is probably the best iDEN smartphone available, but with outdated software and no 3G, it's far from the most advanced Android...

By cnet on July 27, 2011

In conclusion the guys say that the Motorola Titanium lacks when it comes to processor and memory with 512MB memory and a 504MHz processor simply not enough to run Android smoothly, and would basically recommend the Motorola XPRT over the Motorola...

By CellPhoneQuick on August 31, 2011

With few Android options on the Sprint Nextel iDEN network, the Titanium offers a well-rounded set of features and solid performance for most tasks. The hardware is well designed and works as it should, though perhaps it isn't as rugged as some may...

By Phone Scoop on August 05, 2011

The Motorola Titanium is the latest Android Nextel device, complete with a full portrait keyboard and push-to-talk features. It's rugged, meeting MilSpec 810G for dust, shock, vibration, low pressure, solar radiation, high temperature and low...

By Android Central on August 05, 2011

Unless you absolutely need the PTT features, I would recommend looking into one of Sprint's other offerings.Motorola Titanium Review by... - Image Gallery TweetBecome a PhoneDog Fan on Facebook and don't forget to "Spin to Win!" today! Know...

By PhoneDog on August 01, 2011

The Motorola Titanium probably is the finest iDEN Smartphone that has entered the market; but the handset suffers from an out-of-date software and absence of 3G, and that is what puts it way behind some of the advanced Android phones in the...

By eTech Reviews on July 31, 2011

Sprint’s Motorola Titanium is a phone geared towards business. It is rugged and provides great calling. I would like to have seen 3G as well as a more updated version of Android, but this phone is a must to those who need push to talk. Sprint...

By Just Another Mobile Monday on January 01, 2005

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