It’s rare that you’d confuse a Nextel phone for another carrier’s handset. Indeed, Nextel models such as the Motorola i576 tend to have a functional, industrial design that’s built for usability and durability rather than sex appeal. Granted, there has been the occasional exception, but most of the time Nextel phones mean business, and business only. Similar to many of its predecessors, the Moto i576 offers a rugged design with rubber sidings, an extendable antenna, and a tiny external display. Features are basic–it doesn’t even have a camera–but the i576 is a reliable and easy-to-use phone with decent performance. The i576 is $279 if you pay full price but it is just $79 with service.
Design
Clad in basic black, the i576 doesn’t put on any airs. Make no mistake–this is a cell phone for making calls. At 4.3 inches tall by 1.8 inches wide by 1 inches thick and 4.2 ounces, it is a tad thick and bulky, but it remains portable and convenient. Rubber sidings on the front and back enhance the phone’s durability and give it a comfortable, solid feel. Motorola added a textured design on the front and back covers that resembles a metal floor. It’s purely for show, but it’s a nice touch. And of course, the i576 is certified to military specifications.
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