Not everyone will have a need for some high end device packed full of features that they may never use. Instead, some would prefer the more laid back traditional phone which would primarily be used to call people with an occasional photo snapping. Enter Cricket's latest budget flip-handset offering – the CAPTR (pronounced kap-chur). Loaded with the usual list of features like Bluetooth, voice dialing, text/picture messaging, and zoom-enabled VGA camera – it'll be more than enough for the average user. Granted it won't win the hearts and minds of the gadget hungry user, it's quite adequate in its own regard. Although the full retail price of $129.99 might keep the budget conscious consumer at bay, it's luckily being offered at a more reasonable $79.99 after a web only rebate. Using this handset on one of their inexpensive voice plans will save you some cash in the long run.
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