Review: Motorola VA76r Tundra
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8GB or 4GB micro SD card?
The reviewer said he put 8GB of music on the Tundra, but the specifications printed here and on the Motorola site say the Tundra can only handle 4GB.
Reviewer, are you sure you put 4 GB on the Tundra?
Reviewer, are you sure you put 4 GB on the Tundra?
I have 6.5 GB of music on mine right now and works perfect. Plus about a gig of pics/videos.
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Battery Meter Problems?
Anyone else having issues with the battery meter?
It indicates fully charges regardless of usage, until you plug it into the charger then it will register the correct charge.
I ran my phone all day, made many calls and set many texts. BI stayed at 3 bars and the internal menu meter said 100%. When I got home and plugged it into the charger it dropped to one bar and the internal menu meter said 20% which was what I expected it to be considering the usage for the day.
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It indicates fully charges regardless of usage, until you plug it into the charger then it will register the correct charge.
I ran my phone all day, made many calls and set many texts. BI stayed at 3 bars and the internal menu meter said 100%. When I got home and plugged it into the charger it dropped to one bar and the internal menu meter said 20% which was what I expected it to be considering the usage for the day.
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same here but still love this thing đ
Excellent video!
Good job...you put it threw some pretty good tests, and I'm sure it could of handled even more! I wish verizon would release a cdma version.
that was the most entertaining 8 minutes of my life đ
Not too sure
I'm not sure how it made out in your review. We had this model selling at Rogers in Canada since last October. So far, I'm getting lots of returns (repairable) and I got a few liquid damaged. Samsung has just came out a phone to compete with VA76r, the Rugby, that's a pretty solid phone!
kalok said:...
I'm not sure how it made out in your review. We had this model selling at Rogers in Canada since last October. So far, I'm getting lots of returns (repairable) and I got a few liquid damaged. Samsung has just came out a
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Isn't that the name of a car?
I think phone names are getting ridiculous. The Tundra...that's definitely a car, isn't it? Pretty soon, phones and cars are going to be named like race horses. "Hey guys, check out my new LG Seabiscuit!"
It's a Toyota truck.
HECK YA!!
I dont know whats better holding the phone under the water -OR- when he took his glove off he had a band-aid on his finger showing irony of the review and the reviewer!
(we dont have speakers on our CPU's at work so we watched it without sound)
(we dont have speakers on our CPU's at work so we watched it without sound)
Great review!
Great video! and really shows how durable the phone is! You should do this same test to evey phone!
You guys really should test every phone like this. This was a great video/review!
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agree with the first review
at&t loves bloatware. when will they realize that people want to be able to customize their phone and they want unrestricted java profiles that let people use the gmail app since at&t is to stupid to load gmail in their mobile email app. at&t needs to get with the 21st century.
agreed, hate having to scroll through 600 worthless game demos to get to anything useful.
