Motorola MOTORAZR2 V8

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

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

Like other reviewers on this product I chose this phone based on its look alone. I was lucky enough to have it as an option on my upgrade so I went for it! I've always stuck to Samsungs in the past but thought I'd try this and I'm glad I did. I love this phone. I think to look at it is very sleek and sexy. It is a lovely size (not too big / not too small). I found the flatness of the buttons crazy to get used to at first but as with anything, the more I used it the easier it got. Now I struggle to use raised buttons on someone elses phone! This phone has everything though, an MP3 player, Bluetooth connection, an amzing camera which I took ALL my ...  Read the complete review

I bought this phone because I loved the look of it. I personally believe its the sexiest phone on the market at the moment with its sleek, fashionable finish and slim build. However, if fails to contain all the features I would expect from a phone in 2008, though it has a decent camera, relatively good memory and a pretty good music player (which is also touch screen). The phone is very slow moving, often freezes and when typing a text the phone struggles to keep up with my words, forcing me to mis-spell. The dictionary also has a very restricted vocabulary, therefore becoming more time consuming than it should be to say its a feature built to save ...  Read the complete review

I've got this phone for almost a year now and I've chosen it only because of its look. All the options inside well - I just had a quick look at them while buying (camera- check, player - check, memory - check, bluetooth-check) thats it! I took it home and started playing with it. Yeah the look is really sleek and stylish. It's thinner than its precursor V3 but I think its bigger. The camera is only 2MP although is doing nice day pictures. Night pictures are lacking depth and the flash isnt as good as it should be. The phone has a really clear and easy menu, and the external screen has three touch keys which lets you play, stop and skip the playing ...  Read the complete review