If you're anything like me, choosing the right phone can be a bit of a nightmare. I have what I like to call 'fat finger syndrome'. Yes, my fingers aren't very dainty, despite all the tap-tapping I do in writing these reviews. So, when it came to choosing my phone, which I did over the phone whilst negotiating a new deal on my contract, I was keen to express how important wide buttons were. This is the phone that was recommended to me by the lovely sales assistant I was speaking to on my old, wide-buttoned phone. I figured I would give it a go. At the end of the day, if it wasn't suitable, I could send it back. So, a few days later, my brand new ...  Read the complete review

Motorola MotoRAZR2 V8 Phone. ************************* Hi, had this phone for a while now and it serves a purpose, i.e. it rings, which is all I really want from a phone. However, Here a few points about the phone, some of which I've not really bothered with but are still there should You need them. The phone comes in a slick Grey box, it is well package to the point of making it tricking getting into the actual box. It is a sleek and attractive looking phone. Advantages: ********** 1: The screen is large and quite bright which makes it superb for viewing videos and pictures. Although I've not really used the ...  Read the complete review

I'm fairly loyal to this phone, as I've had various incarnations of it for several years now. Originally attracted to it due to its sleek design, a desire to own a flip phone rather than a touch screen that could rendered useless if the LCD touch panel broke, and its range of features, the Razr2 V8 promises many things, and in many instances, it delivers. Visually, the phone is sleek and thin, but with sufficient weight and durability that if it does accidentally get dropped, it doesn't disintegrate, and when buttons are pressed, you do get a tactile feedback to confirm that the phone is actually doing what you're telling it to. The menu is colourfully ...  Read the complete review

I bought this phone used at CeX for £40. It was in pretty poor condition with lots of scratches and even a couple of small cracks. To get a new one (which is difficult) it will cost you around £120! You can buy a new Blackberry 8520 or standard HTC for that money. Exterior It is extremely thin and comfortable to hold. It also fits in your pocket really well. It has an exterior screen with a touch sensitive part at the bottom. You can play music with the phone flipped down, and use the touch screen to play/pause/scroll through music. The touch screen isn't particularly responsive and takes a couple of seconds to register what you have pressed. This ...  Read the complete review

So I've owned this phone on pay as you go with o2 for a little over two years and it's still doing the job I need from it. Firstly, I should explain that while I am big on the latest gizmos, where my phone is concerned, I just want a phone. I've looked at the iPhone and been filled with dread at the amount of ways that could wrong and you'd be left with nothing more than a paperweight. The MotoRazr V8 however combines the basic tennents of what a phone should do and encompasses them in a sleek, stylish design that still looks good. Firstly a couple of technical points. It includes a 2.0 megapixel camera, MP3, video capture device, it is quad band and java ...  Read the complete review