Motorola V3

Motorola RAZR V3 has been a permanent fixture as long as I have work at Vodafone, I started two and half years ago and it's still available in some mobile phone stores on Pay as You Go. Yes, I happen to own one of these though I've never liked Motorola as a brand. I always found their phones annoying and slightly complicated compared to other phones and the reason why I have one these is beyond me. I'm selling mine soon hence the title. ...Overview of the RAZR V3 ... This phone was available in many different colours. Black, Pink, Bright Pink, Grey, Blue and Red. Now it's only available in Black and Pink. Design: It's a very slim ...  Read the complete review

***MOTOROLA*** Motorola was founded in 1928 by Paul Galvin. The first product was a ‘battery eliminator’ so that people could operate radios from household power rather than batteries. The name Motorola suggests ‘sound’ in ‘motion’. The company has continued to grow and develop keeping up with new trends and inventions. Motorola are always changing and updating their products. I have had three Motorola phones and one negative experience. The V3 however is an amazing little phone and I will tell you a little about it below. ***APPEARANCE*** The first thing I noticed about this phone was how thin it is. I can’t stand bulky phones that are impossible to ...  Read the complete review

I bought this phone for £60 including £20 credit on the Tesco Mobile network from tescomobile.com, to replace my old Sony Ericsson. I'm on the 'Extra' tariff, which is a no-frills package offering 5p texts and 15p calls to anyone, anytime. First impressions are great: very slim design that fits snugly into any pocket; sleek looks in its black version; lighter than my previous phone, and larger screen, to boot. Particularly impressive are its buttons - illuminated and large, I find them much easier to use than those of many newer phones, which tend to be small and cramped. If, like myself, you tend to text more than you call, I'm sure you'll find ...  Read the complete review

The Motorola Razr V3 was my first phone and thus I harbour quite a soft spot for it! It really is a great phone despite a couple of its shortcomings. It was the first super slim phone and it had a great design with its unique precision cut keypad. It was also one of the first phones to step away from the plastic mode and started using metals to make it really sleek whilst maintaining its light stature. The aluminium alloy case is not only lightweight, but strong too, and should survive everyday bumps and scratches (I dropped it quite hard once in the supermarket and it was still fine!). In the looks department it receives full marks every time! The ...  Read the complete review

Motorola had always appealed to me, so i bought the Motorola c261 as my first phone. It didn't take me long to get bored of that phone, i mean it didn't have anything, the only thing it had was a low quality VGA cam. My dad had bought the V3 two months back, but he wanted a new phone, so when he bought a new phone, i jumped at the chance of getting his Moto Razr V3. I was so happy with the V3 you won't believe. It had everything i had wanted. Even though the camera was a VGA camera, it was a high end VGA and the quality was quite good. The best part about the cell was the flip.... by the flip i mean the stylish opening of the flap when you receive a call.... ...  Read the complete review