Motorola i710 Repair

Use the Troubleshooting Guide to identify problems with your phone and learn possible solutions.

The phone was released in June 2004 for Nextel/Sprint and features a color display, GPS, built-in Internet Microbrowser, One-Touch Push-To-Talk, and voice-activated dialing.

The discontinued Motorola i710 flip phone was one of the first in the series of iDEN phones from Motorola

Size/Design

• Antenna: Retractable
• Design: Clamshell
• Dimensions: 3.60" x 2.00" x 1.10" (91 x 51 x 28 mm)
• Headset Jack: 2.5 mm
• Side Keys: Yes
• Type: Basic
• Weight: 5.10 oz (145 g)

Battery

• Standby Time: 70 hours (2.9 days)
• Talk Time: 3.33 hours (200 minutes)
• Type: Lithium Ion

Display

• Colors: 65, 536 (16-bit)
• Resolution: 130 x 130 pixels
• Type: TFT, LCD (Color)

Data Messaging

• Predictive Text Entry: Yes
• Text Messaging: MMS

Music and Multimedia

• Voice Recorder: Yes
• GPS Navigation: Yes
• Speaker Phone: Yes

Connectivity

• Data/Fax Capability: Yes
• Java Applications: Yes
• USB Port: Yes
• Web Browser Browser Software: Openwave 4.1

Organizer

• Calendar: Yes

Phone Book

• Capacity: 600
• Multi Numbers per Name: Yes
• Photo Caller ID: Yes
• Ringer ID: Yes
• Ringer Profiles: Yes
• Voice Dialing: Yes

Other Features

• Hearing Aid Compatible: Yes, M4
• Multiple Languages: Yes
• Polyphonic Ringer: Yes
• Push-to-Talk: Yes
• Vibrate Alert: Yes

• For more information and the User Manual, visit Sprint Device Support Page.
• For product reviews, visit CNET Review Page.
• For even more specs and product reviews, visit PhoneDog Product Page.
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