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Motorola i530 - black (Nextel) Review
The good: Rugged exterior resists dust, vibrations, and shock; solid call quality.
The bad: No external display; monochrome internal display; bulky.
The bottom line: A hardy phone for anyone who works in electronics-unfriendly environments.
Motorola i530 - black (Nextel) Specs
Manufacturer: Motorola
Part number: i530BLKSPT
- Product Basic Spec
