Motorola RAZR V3

I had this phone as a birthday present to replace my old monochrome Nokia. It would be unfair to compare the 2 as they are chalk and cheese as mobile technology has moved on greatly in the period between purchasing the 2 phones. The v3 has all the features I required, namely mp3 ringtones, bluetooth and a camera. As I am not a heavy mobile phone user this was more than adequate for me. The camera is only a standard VGA (256k) camera which, compared to the latest camera phones is way out of date, but in the year I've had the phone I'm probably only ever used the camera 2 or 3 times anyway, so for me this is not a problem. It has a 4 times zoom which ...

I still remember when the RAZR hit stores back in 2004 (I think), it changed the world of mobile phones for good. This not-quite RAZR thin phone eradicated nearly all competition from its rivals and became one of the most fashionable as well as best-selling phone of the year. Design The silver aluminium body has a very high quality finish and is a robust shell against wear. This phone has one of the best finish I have ever seen. The keypad has a cool-blue lighting effect that looks good, even today. The buttons are easy to hit. The flip mechanism is smooth. The screen is fairly big. The phone is wide and so may not fit every hand ...

There has been a lot of talk and advertising for the Motorola V3 so once it came out it had to live up to some heavy expectations. Luckily for Motorola it did. The V3 is a great phone so and hopefully my review will help you to understand that. Looks: This phone definitely has looks; it is probably the most stylish phone on the market. It is super sleek and not very tall either. The whole thing adds up the little screen on the front and the camera above it, the whole thing is a masterpiece. One of the best things in my eye about the look is that unlike most flip-phones it does not have one of those short stubby aerials sticking out of the top. Feel / ...