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Motorola i776 (Sprint) Manual Motorola Cell Phone User’s Guide. The Motorola i776 offers satisfying call quality and the full slate of Nextel features in a compact, easy-to-use design. The Motorola i776’s volume level is rather low and its camera is low grade. Though its volume could be just a bit louder, the Motorola i776 is a decent Nextel phone. Just don’t buy it for its camera.

Specifications: Band / mode: iDEN 800/900 (Dual Band) ; Talk time: Up to 205 min ; Combined with: With digital camera / two-way radio

On one hand, the Motorola i776 has the same extendable antenna and tiny external display that you’d find on almost any other Nextel handset. But on the other hand, it strikes new design ground by sporting a slick surface and a silver-and-burgundy design. It’s also compact (3.39 inches tall by 1.8 inches wide by 0.8 inch thick) as Nextel phones go and relatively lightweight (3.56 ounces).Of course, the trade-off is that the i776 lacks the rubber sidings that are a Nextel trademark. But even so, it manages to have a nice feeling in the hand.

The i776’s display is small and rectangular. Though we’re used to such a display from Nextel, it doesn’t mean that we approve of it. It shows the date, time, battery life, signal strength, and numeric caller ID, but the onscreen text is tiny. Also, while it supports 64,000 colors (96×40 pixels) it won’t work as a viewfinder for the camera and it won’t support photo caller ID. Two indicator lights for the Bluetooth feature and new messages sit above the display. They’re almost invisible when unlit. The camera lens sits at the top of the phone minus a flash and a self-portrait mirror.

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