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hi everyone's is Dave from TechnoBuffalo with an unboxing for you of the Motorola Pro Plus mobile phone 2.3 Gingerbread on here and as you can see we have both a touchscreen and a QWERTY keypad so a quick look around the box for you side profile of the phone there a few little pieces of specification details about the phone and of course the product shot on the front here so let's get this unboxed for you have a look around the handset now this is sporting a 1 gigahertz processor and it has 4 gigabytes of internal storage and you can of course put micro SDHC card in here up to 32 gigabytes so let's take the hands out itself we pop this to one side come back to that in a short while further down inside the box we have got the back of the phone grab this out straight away so this has got eyesore textured feel to it and it is made of plastic so no metal on the back of this one we have also got a battery where as the battery out and it is a three point how you even volt battery and it's fifteen hundred and fifty milli amp hours so fairly decent capacity battery for this handset in this little bag here we have got the micro USB connection standard USB connection on this end and we are in the UK so we get a 3 pin UK plug now if you're watching this in the US and you pick one of these up you're going to have to use one of your own power adapters or make sure you get a country specific power adapter with the 2 pin plug on there USB connection on the top for charging the handset in this little bag here we get a hands-free kit three-and-a-half millimeter audio jack on one end the two headphone bits here to go in your ears and we have got a click to talk remote in the middle here with a little tiny microphone there for making and taking calls right down in the bottom of the box we have got some smart safe protected this is just legal information and then we've got some details about the handset itself how to get up and running and get your handset all powered up and ready to go so let's pop all of this to one side and I'll give you a look around the Motorola Pro Plus so it's fairly large handset actually but no slide-out keyboard I've obviously got this keyboard visible all the time let's ER get this battery in and see if we can get this powered up sorry about Reese not seen like so we've got room here for the SIM card and then room here for a micro SD memory card as well remember this sport up to 32 gigabytes let's pop the back on bottom in first and then click it all the way around and it is really plasticky but once that backs on it does feel very nice in the hand let's power this handset on we've got a power button at the top here and whilst this is starting up let's have a look around the handset so we've got a microphone pick up here three-and-a-half millimeter audio jack it will tap here for taking the back on and off and of course that power on/off button on this side we've got a volume rocker and it's quite a nice design a nice sleek design on that so side profile so that really does look nice so it's very fetching on the side profile on the bottom here we've got another little microphone pick up when you're making and taking those calls and then round on this side we've got the micro USB connection for charging and synchronizing your device obviously on the front we've got the screen which is a 640 by 480 resolution screen measures 3.1 inches and then on the bottom here we've got the QWERTY keypad and just above the QWERTY keypad we've got the touch sensitive buttons for menu home back and searching the device round on the back we've got five megapixel camera and this 5 megapixel camera is indeed autofocus with an LED flash so let's get all of my detail was put into the handset and then I'll come back to you with a quick tour around the Motorola Pro Plus so I'll run through that initial setup on the Motorola Pro Plus and we're presented with that 640 by 480 3.1 inch screen it's got a scratch resistant Corning Gorilla Glass on the front and even though it's quite low res the text as you can see there is pretty well-defined as we swipe between the home screens you'll see there is some lag and jitter on occasion you'll see this more apparent when I'm showing you a website and that is probably down to the one gigahertz process and not quite being up to scratch but it still performs ok let's go back out to that home screen and show you a little bit of browsing and we go up to this top bar here and let's use this QWERTY keypad we go to take a note Buffalo if I can type correctly here we go so we're on the TechnoBuffalo website we're connected via Wi-Fi and that's loaded pretty quickly and let's pop into one of the articles and let's have a look at the pinch-to-zoom it's pretty pretty responsive and as you can see this is what I was mentioning before that even though we've got that low resolution screen there's a good definition to the text so a nice browsing experience on the motor rotor Pro Plus and it does scroll nicely as well even though we've got a slight jitter on occasions it doesn't perform too bad at all have a look at the viewing angles as well and see here side on you have to excuse the reflection of my monitor in the background there let's try it this way so you can see a fairly good viewing angle on there and again this way so the screen is pretty good let's take a look at this keyboard as well so we've got a physical keyboard on here and you can see that the shaping of the keys and the spacing is decent as well and it does provide a fairly good sort of tactile feedback I think that's a pretty good keyboard for quite a low price phone so this is my first look at the motor rotor Pro Plus this is going to cost you around about 320 pounds in the UK and that's for an unlocked SIM free version if you're in the u.s. that equates to around about 480 dollars beat shoutout must go to clothe technology at closed-door code at UK for sending me through this handset to take a look at thank you very much for watching I will see you all in the next video