Motorola RAZR V3i

DESCRIPTION ------------------ My Motorola, is dark red. I bought it when they were the bestsellers and have had it for about 2 years. I used to just have the pretty rubbish nokia phones that were the best avalible at the time. You get a good storage memory card free of charge which is pretty hard to locate if for some reason you want to take out. When I first got my phone, the memory card was not inside the phone and it took me about half an hour to work out how to take the back cover off. ADVANTAGES ----------------- This phone is an ok model but if i had to choose between my motorola, and a different phone then I would choose another ...  Read the complete review

Very nice phone, slim and sleek. Nice colors go with it too. The prices look pretty pleasing. I found this phone easy to use and durable. I have had it for about a year now and it is still in very good condition without any skins. A memory card comes with it (about 50 MB) and you can buy another one of a larger size. The phone can capture video and pictures alike as well as record sound. Extra / special features include : Alarm clock Calendar Calculator Internet Games Bluetooth Video calls Send files with text messages Media player Picture viewer Customize the welcome screen Colour ...  Read the complete review

It was only after my old 3g phone was dropped from a considerable height (4 stories) and completely smashed to pieces that I was finally able to indulge in a new phone. So after looking through a few magazines and websites, and then actually seeing the phone once I made the impulse decision to buy the Motorola v3i. Next time I know I will put a lot more thought in, maybe then I won't make the same mistake. Inside the box, firstly and most importantly you get the actual phone. A slim, sleek mixture of navy casing, black plastic and rubber weighing in at just 100g. With a depth of just 13.9 mm it's easy to see why this phone became such a best seller. Although ...  Read the complete review

The stylish Motorola V3i would tempt anyone that is not used to Motorola Phones. To give it some credit I loved the phone when I just bought it as I had made the shift from an I-mate Jam (T-Mobile MDA) and was nice to have keypad phone again. The phone fits nice in trouser pockets and is perfect for night out. It is as neat as freshly pressed shirt and you know that some money went to the designers. The feel is that you have superior product from the V3 and the larger view screen (not the screen itself) and a cool arctic blue Motorola light in front to make it stand out of the crowd. It is also (very) slightly smaller and thinner that its predecessor. The camera is ...  Read the complete review

The Motorola V3i is an incredibly sexy phone. In fact it was perhaps the best looking phone I ever owned - considerably sleeker than my current 'next-gen model. Clamshell in design and sporting an all-metal surround, the original RAZR V3 was rated by PC World as one of the top 50 gadgets of the last 50 years. Impressive huh! The differences with the 'i' model compared to the standard V3 edition include a better camera (1.23 megapixels instead of VGA resolution), and support for microSD cards of up to 1GB. Texting on the phone is claimed by many people to be quite difficult, due to the flat non-raised keyboard. I found no difficulties with ...  Read the complete review