Motorola Citrus WX445

Released on November 11th, 2010, the Motorola Citrus is an entry level Android powered smartphone. Running on Android 2.1 with some lower specs, is this model worth the cheap price being offered?

The Citrus is available for $100 with a 2-year contract from Verizon Wireless. However, a current online promotion from this carrier makes it free with the 2-year contract. Without a contract, it is $290

How things have changed in just a year. Roll back to late 2009 and Android was making its debut on Verizon. The Motorola DROID and HTC DROID Eris took Big Red by storm, with top of the line spec sheets and tons of hype. Android was shiny, new and...

The Motorola Citrus was announced in early October alongside the Droid Pro. Besides an apparent marketing attempt to begin naming phones after fruit, the Citrus is Motorola's offering for a low-cost Android smartphone. Specs Dimensions: 4.09″ (H) x...

The Motorola Citrus is an Android phone made with recycled plastics and Motorola's custom interface. Is this a phone you'll want to reuse? Or just recycle?

The Motorola Citrus is a great smartphone starter model. It comes with a somewhat outdated version of the Android operating system, but that technology gives you almost all the functionality you will need. You can use this phone for calls, messaging,...

alaTest has collected and analyzed 6 user reviews of the Motorola Citrus WX445 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 2.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.5/5 for other products on Amazon.com.

Verizon requires all "Advanced" phone to have a data plan. You can technically get a Prepaid data plan but that's still $75 a month with voice + data. I don't know of a way around here. Other mobile carrier does not require this.

When I purchased the phone I thought I was purchasing a "new" phone. When I received it, it looked like it had been opened and had been used. I could tell because the plastic on everything was torn and retaped. There wasn't any paper work with the...