5 Bad Features of the Motorola Clutch I475

The Motorola Clutch i475 is a budget cell phone from Boost Mobile that boasts a QWERTY tactile keyboard and Push-to-Talk functionality at a very affordable price, but the Motorola Clutch i475 has several bad features that make it not worth buying.

Lacking Hardware

One of the most disappointing features of the Motorola Clutch i475 is its lacking hardware features. Under the hood, the Motorola Clutch i475 features a VGA quality camera, a 1130mAh battery, 8MB of internal memory, and there's absolutely no documentation of the Motorola Clutch i475's CPU or RAM available online or via the Motorola Clutch i475's user guide.

Poor Camera Quality

If you're looking to replace your digital camera with your cell phone, the Motorola Clutch i475 just won't do. This cell phone features a VGA quality camera, that takes very shoddy and small, yet pixelated pictures '" and offers no video recording at all. The Motorola Clutch i475 is not a cell phone tailored for photography buffs, and those looking for an advanced camera phone might want to check for another Boost Mobile prepaid phone.

Battery Life

As a cell phone that works as a great Push-to-Talk phone, it's a shame that the Motorola Clutch i475 doesn't feature a better battery. Most cell phones and even budget prepaid cell phones are able to boast 10+ hours of talk time, but the Motorola Clutch i475 only advertises a maximum talk time of 285 minutes (less than 5 hours). If you're looking forward to purchasing the Motorola Clutch i475 cell phone, you might want to stay near an electric socket because its battery won't last long.

Not for Entertainment Buffs

Are you looking for a do-it-all cell phone that'll play movies, music and entertainment apps? If so, you should look elsewhere. The Motorola Clutch i475's QWERTY keyboard and Push-to-Talk capabilities make it great phone for messaging and staying in contact with others on the go, but it's more of a niche phone that doesn't support video playback and has poor audio playback options.

Lacking App Support

In addition to its lack of entertainment support, the Motorola Clutch i475 also has lacking support for apps. Other than the basic messaging, contacts, and slow web browsing experience offered by the Motorola Clutch i475, there are not many apps options on this budget prepaid Boost Mobile phone.