Design and Build
The physical design of the Motorola XT810 is marked by durability and a classic smartphone silhouette. Constructed with dimensions of 109.9 x 57 x 18.6 mm, the phone feels substantial in hand, tipping the scales at 165 grams. Its weight and dimensions speak to its solid build quality, which was characteristic of phones from this era. The device uses a Mini-SIM and offers a TFT resistive touchscreen, which, while less responsive than modern capacitive displays, offers 16 million colors across a 3.2-inch screen. Its pixel resolution of 480 x 854 ensures that displays are sharp, albeit with a screen-to-body ratio of about 45%, thus highlighting its prominent bezels reminiscent of earlier smartphone designs. A notable feature is the external capacitive display, which provides additional functionality.