Call it bad timing or whatever, the Motorola Bravo arrived on AT&T’s lineup at an inappropriate time as it tried to compete with its other siblings at the time – the Motorola FLIPOUT and FLIPSIDE. Well, things didn’t seem to get any better since the handset was sporting some less than stellar hardware at the time, and even worse, it came with Android 2.1 out of the gate.
Fortunately, its appearance over on Consumer Cellular can be greeted with a little bit more fanfare since it’s being offered as an affordable no-contract device. By today’s standards, its hardware specs will hardly flatter anyone – especially when it features a 3.7” with a resolution of 480 x 854, 800MHz processor, and a 3-megapixel camera. However, its $165.00 no-contract price after rebates will surely impress some customers out there.
Pushing close to that one-year mark since it first arrived on the scene, the Motorola Bravo is being injected with some new life thanks to Consumer Cellular picking it up and transforming it into a prepaid solution for customers.
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