Perhaps the only high end mobile phone from Boost Mobile's lineup, the Motorola W385 is basically not much except a basic, so high end mobile phone with some advanced features. The Motorola W385 sports the same outer design used by the RAZR series, except that the Motorola W385 is a bit thicker.
The Motorola W385 may look like a RAZR clone but performance wise, it is quite satisfactory. The sound quality was decent. Voices are pretty much clear from both ends, though there are some whizzes from the background every now and then. The Bluetooth connection is good too. Also worth noting is the phone's web browsing capabilities. Depending on the host network, the Motorola W385 did just fine.
Customizing the Motorola W385 is a breeze with Motorola cell phone accessories abound. With a wide range of cell phone cases, cell phone covers, cell phone batteries, and other cell phone accessories, you will find what you'll ever need or want.

Boost Mobile is known for its low-priced mobile phones. Now, most of these mobile phones are not on the high-end when it comes to features. But they do wonders as wireless telephones. One such mobile phone is the Boost i425t.
The Boost i425t have strong signal reception. Its internal cell phone antenna can still get some bars even on weak spots and bad weather. Strong signal reception means more power to cell phone batteries as well. That means longer talk time and standby time. Along with that strong point, the Boost i425t boasts of very crisp voice quality. Although there are slight background noises during phone conversations, they are not disruptive enough to cause any annoyance on both ends.
The Boost i425t is also GPS-enabled, has JAVA applications on the side, and Web browser to boot. Pair the Boost i425t with original Motorola cell phone accessories or some customized cell phone cases and cell phone covers while you're at it. For $39.99, the Boost i425t is definitely a great buy.