RAZR Rules

Advantages: sleek and sexy, large amount of features compared to original v3, value for money and generally easy to use
Disadvantages: complex email setup

...I have always been a fan of motorola since i got my first mobile phone 7 years ago. the models have changed however the quality has stayed the same. For the last year i had the motorola Razor V3 which was slim, sexy and functional. On the launch of the Motorola RAZR V3i i was suprised at just how good this new model was. The V3i is slim, sexy and hardwearing with a multitute of functions that i never imagined i would need on a mobile phone. The V3i includes: 1. camera 2. camcorder 3.games 4.multiple alarm clock system 5.calculator 6.text, video and picture messaging 7. web access 8. bluetooth 9. airplane mode 10. email facilities 11. 64mb memory card flash storage This phone truly has features that i had never even thought of such as the memory card for storing music. Gone are the days of downloading your favourite...

thomas1983 03.11.2006 · Read review
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Review of Motorola RAZR V3i

cutting edge Razr

Advantages: Large screen, easy to use
Disadvantages: Volume

...I've never been cool enough to be at the forfront of mobile phone technology, usually opting for an easy to use model rather than something that looks like it belongs in a James Bond film. However because I am such a good customer to o2 they recently offered me a free upgrade and the black razr was one of my options. Have usually gone for smaller phones I was a little worried this would feel chunky and awkward. however the beauty of this phone is that although it appears big, it is actually very slim so it fits nicely into a pocket. The size also means it has a large, easy to see screen and easy to use buttons rather than constantly pressing the wrong thing when texting. The phone comes complete with the now standard attributes, text and picture messaging (again the big screen is useful) bluetooth, WAP, and a very large memory...

pdoyle007 13.11.2006 · Read review
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Review of Motorola RAZR BLK

Motorola Razr V3i (red)

Advantages: as stated
Disadvantages: as stated

...I bought the Motorola Razr in January 2007, and loved it at the time. I have actually got the 'red' version of the phone, which is just about the same as the normal V3i razr, but is a different colour, has different default images and a sum of money that i paid for the phone went to helping people with aids in Africa. The Phone has a lot of strong points, but also a few disapointing aspects too. The phone is small, thin, and un-noticable when in a pocket. It has a stylish, easy to use keypad and menu, andis great for every day tasks such as alarm, calculator and camrea. The camera is 1.23 megapixels, and is a fantastic quality picture. The camera can also be used as a video recorder, recording up to about 5 minutes worth of video. The phone has a very good battery life, considering the actual size of the phona and battery itself...

rtc1993 07.08.2007 · Read review
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Pretty and Pink RAZR V3

Advantages: Slim line, easy to use and very attractive
Disadvantages: honestly! nothing i can think of

...After many years of using all kinds and designs of mobile phones I had finally found a phone model I was happy with, Nokia, Nokia's are easy to use, and did exactly what i need it to do, which is why i thought I'd never find myself using another make mobile phone again, Until that was, that the Motorola RAZR V3 arrived. At first only available on contract, but eventually on pay as you go. Most girls/ women will tell you that their favourite colour is pink, so when the Motorola RAZR V3 in pink came out it was an essential and an every girls must have mobile phone. So I thought I'd treat myself, and buy myself one. Here is my opinion of the Motorola RAZR V3: Looks: = The Motorola RAZR V3 is available in black, Silver and pink, It gets its name RAZR because of its sleek and slimness, making it a fantastic phone...

me_and_my_teddybear 28.02.2007 · Read review
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Review of Motorola RAZR V3 Special Edition Hot Pink

My Take On The Motorola RAZR V3i

Advantages: sleek, stylish and easy to use
Disadvantages: battery life is short and bluetooth hardly works

... Motorola RAZR V3i I got the Motorola RAZR V3i about a year ago for my birthday, and now it's already beyond repair. The screen at the front of the phone is completely smashed and its running incredibly slow. It worked really great for the first few months i had it. The only thing i wasn't too happy about was the fact the bluetooth didn't work properly. You couldn't search for devices, they either had to search you, or browse your files. Apart from that i thought it was quite a decent phone. But then my phone started to run extremely slow, and the bluetooth stopped working all together. Also occasionaly when i phoned someone, or if they phoned me, the screen would just go white and my phone would restart. I'm not sure if it was just because the signal was bad, but sometimes when i phoned people the sound went all crackled...

fiona_king_x3 27.02.2008 · Read review
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Razr Sharp

Advantages: Sleek, sexy, practical
Disadvantages: Technically not competitive with other newer handsets

...I've had a lot of phones over the years. I used to a devoted follower of Nokia, largely due to the fact that if I ever tried to use anyone else's phone, I couldn't get my head round the menu structure. However, I've lost interest in Nokia styling over recent years. The big competitors - Sony, Samsung and Motorola - seem to have left Nokia behind and it was really only a matter of time before I succumbed to the strong lure of the V3. Look and Feel Sometimes referred to as the Razr, the V3 is extremely stylish. Have you seen the adverts with the room that keeps folding in on itself until the glamorous young lady in the middle is left holding nothing but her V3? The whole image is based on being sleek, compact and desirable and I have to say that Motorola have hit the right spot on all three. Size-wise, it is roughly the same surface...

LostWitness 29.11.2005 · Read review
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Review of Motorola V3

RAZR... DULL or SHARP?

Advantages: Dimensions, light and slim, style and looks, reliability, easy to use.
Disadvantages: Dated and ugly user interface, keypad scratches with heavy use, phonebook needs overhaul, no flash, no video capture

...After a long hiatus I'm back and while I was away I updated to the Motorola V3 RAZR. Having owned this phone for over 16 months and having put it through some heavy and torturous use I feel its time the Motorola V3 RAZR was given the MotoAthan treatment. This phone is/was arguably the 'it' phone of recent times. The RAZR will be remembered with nostalgia because of its form factor, its profile and its looks. It has become the benchmark upon which many fashion phones are compared and has inspired several imitations (cough Samsung) and a trend towards thin mobiles (well at least by Samsung and Motorola). Review: I warn you that it's a long read. --- STYLE --- If I could describe it in one sentence it would be, 'Style over function'. If you are a RAZR user you must deal with the reality that you're superficial and go for looks...

MotoAthan 11.07.2006 (12.07.2006) · Read review
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Review of Motorola V3

*^*Motorola Razr*^*

Advantages: - Fine for contacting people - Screen is kept safe by flip function
Disadvantages: - Not very much memory - No way to improve memory

...A Motorola Razr is a light and practical flip phone. it isn't reccomended if you want to store lots of music/sounds/video clips, but for just making and recieving calls or texts, it is a very good phone. *MEMORY* The Motorola Razr's memory is approximately 7500 KB. This is enough to store one custom song and some other sounds/videos, but there is already some Motorola made ringtones on the phone. *HEIGHT & WIDTH* The height of the phone when closed is approx. 9.5cm, and is 16cm when flipped up to answer calls etc. The width is 5 cm approx, give or take a centimetre. *APPLICATIONS* It comes with a web browser ( which I think costs money but I didn't want to try it) , several games, office tools and multimedia. the games include; Billiards, Stepping Stones and another which I can't remeber as I delted it. The office tools...

LewisJacko14 02.06.2007 · Read review
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Review of Motorola V3

Razr Sharp V3X

Advantages: Slim & sleek design & user friendly.
Disadvantages: Lowish battery life.

...I have had the Razr V3X for approximately 2 weeks & while I haven't had experienced a 'full' experience of the phone, my first impressions are good. I exchanged my Samsung Z400i on Ebay for a pink V3X as I knew people who had got the phone & recommended it to me. At first I was quite sceptical as I had heard bad reviews of the Razr V3 in the past but I was assured that this phone was a vast improvement from the V3. I admit I initially brought the handset because of the pink design! The second I got the phone out of the box, I loved it! I'm used to Samsungs, so the operating system was slightly different to what I was used to, but it took me no time at all to find me way round the phone which goes to show the V3X is user friendly! The camera is a standard 2 MP but takes outstanding pictures. It has a flash which allows you to take...

Dramatic_Star 24.10.2006 · Read review
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Review of Motorola RAZR V3x

Motorola RAZR V3i

Advantages: big screen, easy to carry around, no accidently phone calls, can fit a phone strap easily
Disadvantages: Difficult to use with hands free, a couple of problems and needed the phone replaced

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kaz5281 22.06.2007 · Read review
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