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what's up everyone John Rhett enger' from TechnoBuffalo here at that unboxing for you of the Motorola Bravo this is a new Android handset for 80 mg Wireless let's go ahead and dig in and see if it's worthy of your applause took me a while to come up with that so in typical unboxing fashion the box has a picture of the device on the front some specs on the side right there but we're gonna go ahead and talk more about those in a minute talked about what's inside the package but once again we're gonna see what's in there and I know everybody's starting to count down in the comments to show when the unboxing begins so I'm gonna make the Box to a relatively quick here here are some more of the specs on the back but we're going to run through all of those once the phone is at it let's go ahead and dig in all right open it up you've got your sort of standard information Quick Start Guide and here is the phone let's go ahead push it off this side it looks like there does not have a battery installed hopefully the battery is living under here which indeed it is and it is a Motorola BFF 5x which I believe is gonna put out just about 1500 milliamp hours of juice which is exactly what it is this should be good for about 6 hours of talktime micro USB cord the back of the phone take a look at that in a minute and the wall charger 2 USB alright so here is the phone let me go ahead and run through the specs for you so you know what we are looking at with this guy it is going to run you right now at least $129 from AT&T on a two-year contract it has a 3.7 inch capacitive touchscreen with a resolution of 480 by 854 it is running Android 2.1 with motoblur on top of it it's a Motorola Android Hansen it does have motoblur it's got a TI OMAP 3610 which is clocked at 800 megahertz 512 megabytes of RAM which is a pretty nice number it has a 3 megapixel camera on the back with autofocus it also has flashlight supports able to view your Flash content not sure it's gonna be 10.1 compatible but it will have flashlights not sort of light your way down on dark hallway but be able to view Flash content flashlight I'm a kind of confusing it does have support for DLNA so you can stream content to other enable devices over Wi-Fi and that's a media content it's got something called Crystal talked noise suppression which does exactly the expect it's gonna suppress no is not what you're saying to the phone but everybody else around you saying so if you're in a car on a Bluetooth actually not gookju's not going to work but if you're in a car and somebody else is driving it's gonna block out all of that engine noise alright so let's go ahead and take a look at the phone itself it's sort of a unique design it's got a rounded sides which you don't really see it almost has a pebble ish looking form factor to it I would say the phone almost looks similar to the Palm Pre certainly without the slide-out keyboard but in that round form factor so you've got your motoblur icons in the bottom menu button home button and back buttons clearly labelled texting and driving it can wait yes indeed it can we will peel off this top on here and everybody loves to do that and also i know and i don't do it it all kinds of hate comments alright so let's go ahead and pull it off so you get that whooshing noise and indeed would you have said it whooshing noise let's go ahead and see what the back of this thing is gonna look like if it's soft touch rubber if it's plastic and all that business it looks like it is drum roll going to be soft hunch so it does have sort of that nice grippy feel to it we'll pop the battery in and see what the build quality feels like in just a moment on the left hand side of the phone all you're gonna have is your micro USB charging port on the right hand side where all the action lives and by all the action I mean your volume button on the bottom you just have a microphone on the top 3.5 milimeter headset jack and your power and lock button go ahead and pop in the battery and while I am yammering will boot this guy up it does have a 2 gigabyte micro SD card installed and of course you can expand that to whatever size you like this is a big battery and pop that and usually on devices that are sort of the mid-range Android usually get a smaller battery 1500 milliamp hours I would assume this guy's gonna last you quite a bit couldn't even figure out how to get the battery on here at them embarrassing myself on camera you can see right off the bat that sort of a unique look to it with the Chrome or at least parent Chrome and then the back alrightso slid that back on looks kind of kind of unique I'm not sure it's gonna be a bit of a choir taste so we're going to pick up the phone it does have a nice feel to it it has that soft touch rubber sort of on the sides of else can you hold it it's got a nice feel to it it's relatively thin and I can sort of see a size comparison the hand does not have a slide-out QWERTY keyboard you're gonna relying solely on the on-screen keyboard let's go ahead and do a size comparison here we'll bring in its Android 18 T stablemate the Xperia x10 it's sort of see a size difference there and we'll bring in one of the big daddies the HTC EVO 4G from Sprint consider to see how the size difference looks four point three three point seven inch screens here and here respectively let's go ahead and bring in one more sort of AT&T staple this is the iPhone go ahead and stack all these guys on top you can see the thickness test and it does look like the Bravo is hope it holds its own and it have a nice amount of a fitness to it the phone's got some good feel to it let's go ahead and power this guy on and see we got our swimmer and gets her the typical Android business here I've got very small AT&T branding down there actually I didn't even see it at first the phones got a very nice feel to it for a mid-range device that has a lot of sort of premium ish things to it so you've got the chrome you've got the soft touch back I would have liked a higher megapixel camera but I'll sort of hold off on opinions until I get a chance to use it three megapixel could be just alright so there is the motoblur interface it's going to go ahead and boot up and probably give me the first sort of Android setup often very loud AT&T 3G boot screen I'll go ahead and use this guy of course as I do with all my phone reviews for for about a week or so and I'll do my 20 call test to determine call quality signal strength and if this has any sort of reception or dropped call issues of course you can see there's some live wallpaper action going on looks like the phone is all ready to be set up which is kind of nice let's go ahead and unlock it just real quickly see what we can do here emergency calls only so this is a unboxing and I guess first look as well at the new AT&T Motorola Bravo I hope you guys enjoy it I'm John Renfro TechnoBuffalo stay tuned to the channel for a ton more coverage of this guy I'll see you in the next video bye-bye