Pros: Talk/standby time, software/memory features, screens, Bluetooth and USB, Four GSM frequency modes
Cons: Camera has a lower pixel count than some others, no added XD memory card.
The Bottom Line: This is a moderately expensive phone by Motorola but one that will be enjoyed not only for its great look and small size but its functions and utility.
Review: Ahhh! Exquisite looks, design, and a plethora of features to suit my needs. This is the phone I chose. In the following lines I will describe in some depth its cosmetics, use, and features, This is the only way to truly relate the appeal of this phone ...
Pros: It is cool, speakerphone, options, size, bluetooth, sound
Cons: Camera, takes getting used to, mediocre battery
The Bottom Line: One of the best out there, but still can be improved.
Review: I have been through a number of cell phones over the past few years and have almost always tried different brands. The best I have experienced was the LG shell phone that so many people liked. But to give you an idea of how little the brand means to ...
Pros: Stylish, well-built, excellent interface/menus, great functionality, performance, large screen
Cons: Price, pretty wide, need to create new phone entries for voice dialing
The Bottom Line: I am very happy with my phone and recommend it to anyone. With cool styling, worldwide compatibility, excellent reception and sound...
Review: After using the Innostream 89 phone with my T-Mobile account and being disappointed with reception and sound quality, I decided to get the Motorola RAZR V3. I got it for less than $100 (provided I get my rebate for extending my service contract). The ...
Pros: Maximum Cache and features, including blue tooth
Cons: No games were included with phone, we had to download a few.
The Bottom Line: It's a slick full featured phone!
Review: Against my better judgment, I finally gave in to my son's request for a cell phone. He is eleven, and in the sixth grade, middle school (or Junior High School as I called it when I was there). He also lives close enough to the school that he is a ...
The Bottom Line: I recommend this phone because it offers so much in a compact and stylish package.
Review: When the RAZR came out, it was out of my price range but I liked it a lot. When Fido had it on sale for $50 CDN with a 2-year agreement, I immediately decided to buy it. So far, I've had it for just over a month and I don't regret buying this phone ...
The Bottom Line: good reception, reliable, fit in my pocket easily.
Review: Motorola RAZR V3xx Platinum Phone (AT&T) Version 1 (silver) I purchased this phone about a year ago when my contract was up with Cingular (ATT), and I renewed. My previous phone was a Razor, and before that an LG and before that another Motorola. ...
Pros: Slim design, great features, cool colors, durable.
Cons: Sim card and software issues.
The Bottom Line: This phone is great looking, durable and has many great features including bluetooth and internet functions.
Review: The RAZR V3 is an excellent phone. The best one I've had so far. I've had several Nokias and a couple other motorolas before and the V3 outranks them all. Initially I was taken with the design. The choice of colors makes it an option for anyone. You ...
Pros: sleek design, durable, high quality pictures and sound, excellent for texting, long battery life
Cons: The alarm sounds and lack of decent ring tones
The Bottom Line:
I highly recommend this phone because it is the best, highest quality phone I have yet to own.
Review: The Motorola RAZR V3 is the absolute best cell phone I have ever owned and I have owned quite a lot. I love its sleek design and the ease of use of this phone. All of the features on this phone are pretty much self explanatory and it has a lot of them. ...
Pros: Design, size and weight, user-friendliness of basic functions, large & vibrant screens.
Cons: No MP3 or iTunes, some basic functions are subscription-only, sub-par instruction manual.
The Bottom Line: Design makes it a modern classic. Basic functions work well and are extremely user-friendly. I wish it came with more advanced features as standard.
Review: If two short years ago someone had told me that I would own a cell phone not bigger than nine credit cards stacked on top of one another (yes, I've measured it), I wouldn't have believed it. Yet, the Motorola RAZR is exactly that--plus a lot of cool and ...
Pros: appearance and design, Bluetooth capability, speakerphone, brilliant display
Cons: battery life is par, can't play mp3s, cannot add memory
The Bottom Line: This is a truely great phone and I reccommend it for anyone who has the money and is considering it.
Review: Motorola Razr V3 Is Sharp, But Does It cut It? When you first see this phone you know that it is expensive. It has all the bells and whistles included in it and fits it all into a sleek aluminum frame that makes this thing look like it costs a ...
General Network GSM 850 / GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900 Announced 2004, 3Q Status Available Size Dimensions 98 x 53 x 13.9 mm, 65 cc Weight 95 g Displ...
General Network GSM 850 / GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900 Announced 2004, 3Q Status Available Size Dimensions 98 x 53 x 13.9 mm, 65 cc Weight 95 g Displ...
General Network GSM 850 / GSM 900 / GSM 1800 / GSM 1900 Announced 2004, 3Q Status Available Size Dimensions 98 x 53 x 13.9 mm, 65 cc Weight 95 g Displ...
