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What people say
I love the color oh yes but I have to go back to a older phone so I got out my little purple phone , have to learn how to use it again texting is a hard to do haha but the battery goes in about 6 hours that is not good I just have to plug it in, can't get better phone till Nov. haha
I have had this phone for over two years. I purchased this phone through Verizon and also got the the extended battery. I am in the construction business and this phone sees a lot of abuse. I usually get less than one year out of a phone before I destroy it. Not this one. It has a very solid buil...
I selected this phone because it was similar to the Motorola Razor I was replacing. The Razor held it's charge and was still working three years later. This is nothing like the Razor. The battery life is terrible, I've had the battery replaced and it didn't help. If I don't make a call the batter...
In Depth
The Motorola W755 replaces the original RAZR franchisee. It is a mid-level phone and continues the very successful “thin flip” concept pioneered by Motorola. If you are looking for a fun flip that has some enhanced features, you’ll want to check out the W755.
Available in black and purple, the W755 is a good looking phone coated in soft-touch paint and silver trim accents. It features a sturdier hinge than prior models, a more thoughtful keypad and an overall improved durability.
The W755 has a humble, monochrome, one-inch external display that is surrounded by five touch-sensitive buttons for music playback, changing between vibrate and audible ringtone and for turning Bluetooth on and off. Users will find these keys very useful as they allow instant access to commonly required tasks. No hunting to turn off your Bluetooth or multiple keystrokes to switch from audible to vibrate.
The internal display is a 170 x 220 pixel resolution supporting up to 65K colors. The alphanumeric keypad features large keys which are easy to interact with and the D-pad rests just above.
The W755 has a 1.3MP camera, Bluetooth 2.0, a WAP browser for accessing the internet and a 2.5mm jack for headphones. You also get the usual assortment of common phone features, including an alarm, to-do list, customizable options, calendar and calculator.
There have been a plethora of thin flip phones in recent years. The W755 is certainly worth your consideration but keep in mind that other contenders offer better cameras and more enhanced external displays. All things considered, Motorola does continue its tradition of making a competent, thin flip.
What people actually want to know
When was the Motorola w755 released?
The Motorola w755 was released on May 28, 2008.
How long does the battery last on the Motorola w755?
The Motorola w755 has a 950 mAh battery.
Does the Motorola w755 have a headphone jack?
Yes, the Motorola w755 has a 2.5mm headphone jack.
Where can I get support for the Motorola w755?
Visit Motorola's official support page for warranty info, repairs, and troubleshooting.
Where can I download the Motorola w755 manual?
You can view and download the Motorola w755 manual on our dedicated manual page.
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Transfer using Bluetooth
- Pairing phone and computer -
1. Press the "Center Select" button (the circular button in between the arrows) on your Motorola W755. Scroll to Settings & Tools by using the arrow keys, and press the "Center Select" button to select.
2. Press "3." Press the "Left Soft Key" (the button with a single white dot on the upper left of the key pad) to turn on Bluetooth. Press "1."
3. Turn on Bluetooth on your computer, or insert your Bluetooth dongle. See your computer manual if you are unsure about how to enable Bluetooth.
4. Click on "Start," and then type "bluetooth" in the "Search" text field in Windows 7. Click on "Bluetooth devices."
5. Click on "Bluetooth settings" in the navigational bar (just below the menu bar) in the "Bluetooth devices" window.
6. Click on the boxes next to "Allow Bluetooth devices to find this computer" and "Allow Bluetooth devices to connect to this computer" to check them. Click on "Apply" and "OK."
7. Press the "Add Wireless Device" button on the navigational bar on the computer.
8. Press the "Right Soft Key" (the button with a white dot in the upper right corner of the key pad) on your phone to access Bluetooth "Options" again. Press "2," then the "Center Select" button, to turn on "Discovery Mode."
9. Select "Motorola Phone" on your computer. Press "Next."
10. Type the "Passkey" that appears on your Windows 7 screen on your Motorola phone. Press the "Center Select" button. Press "Close" on your computer. Your computer and phone are now paired.
- Transferring Photos -
1. Press "Center Select" on your Motorola W755. Scroll to "Media Center," and press "Center Select."
2. Press "2" to select "Picture & Video," and then press "3" to select "My Pictures."
3. Select the first picture that you wish to send by using the arrow keys to highlight it. Press the "Right Soft Key" to access "Options." Press "1" to select "Send," and then press "2" to select "Bluetooth."
4. Right-click on the "Bluetooth" icon in your Windows 7 system tray. Left-click on "Receive a file."
5. Select your computer on your phone, and then press "Center Select." Press "1" if the screen does not show your computer, and then press the "Center Select" key once the phone finds your computer again. Press "Center Select" when your phone asks if you want to send the file to your computer.
6. Type a file name for the photo you transferred, and select the directory where you wish to save the file. Press "Next" and then "Finish."
7. Select the next photo you wish to send on your phone. Repeat the steps above. source
Transfer using memory card
You can set whether multimedia content that you download or create with your phone’s camera is stored in phone memory or on the memory card.
1. Press the Center Select key to open the menu.
2. Use the Navigation key to scroll to SETTINGS & TOOLS and press the Center Select key.
3. Scroll to Memory and press the Center Select key.
4. Select Save Options by pressing the Center Select key.
5. Scroll to Pictures, Videos, or Sounds, and press the Center Select key.
6. Select Phone Memory or Card Memory and press the Center Select key.
For the pictures that have been saved in your phone's memory, move them to your memory card. Choose the picture you want to move and press Options > Move. You can now plug the memory card to your computer. Go to My Computer and you will notice that a new removable drive has appeared. You can now copy/move files from your computer to your phone and vice versa.