Motorola Razr V3 Silver Cell Phone - Unlocked

Motorola Razr V3 Silver Cell Phone - Unlocked

Strengths: extremely feature rich, light weight, metal housing, adequate 4x camera, BLUETOOTH and USB compatible, GSM quad frequency world phone

Weakness: camera does not have the definition of higher megapixel cameras used on some phones

This is a high-end phone for the advanced businessman, quality oriented phone enthusiast, or world traveler. It's so feature rich, many would only find its advanced features a waste. It is however, the wave of the future and a novel gift idea any "techie" will love. As it is a "flip" phone, it covers its buttons to unwanted key presses and its small slim design makes it perfect for carrying in a...

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Motorola Razr V3 Silver Cell Phone - Unlocked

Strengths: Stunning Design, Super Thin (fits in pocket!), tons of high-tech features (you can use it as a wireless access point!)

Weakness: Super expensive--will set you back $500!

I'm a mobile phone afficionado, and the V3 RAZR by far is the best handset I've owned (and I've had over 15 phones!) The design is stunning, it's 0.5" thick, it's an all metal phone (the first since the Nokia 8890), and even the keypad is completely metallic (except for the luminescent rubber striping that tells you where to press the buttons). The battery life is equally strong; 4-5 hr talk,...

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Motorola Razr V3 Silver Cell Phone - Unlocked

Strengths: sleek, sexy, sophisticated.

Weakness: flat keypad makes dialing and text messaging without looking at the phone very difficult.

This phone is more eye appealling that expected. The phone's software is exactly like my previous v400 and v515. The camera and bluetooth capabilities are a major plus on this phone. I bought and tested a bluetooth headset with this unit and it works flawlessly. I can't say that there are any flaw except for the flat keypad.

moto RZR v3 review by ZsK

Strengths: first of all it is a QUADband phone which allows you to use it anywhere on the planet. it has a very good camera, although the zoom isn't quite satisfying. the menu is easy motorola style and can be c

Weakness: the zoom on the camera

the reception that comes with this camera is one of the best and you can get reception almost everywhere (depending on your provider). the model is one of the best that motorola has come up in the last few years and it demands all the respect and attention that it can get. the guys at motorola managed to give an hi-end user phone with a clasy yet sporty style. this phone makes itself noticed...

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V3 razor

Strengths: light weight, very sleek, almost everything you basically need is here, bluetooth, camera/video, color screen, quad band, speakerphone

Weakness: super thin that your worry to accidentally drop it, very flat keypad (having difficulties dialing or text messaging); also price, only this phone with contract I didnt get for free.also, some signal.

I bought this phone about almost 11 days now. I would say this is one of the best phone. Very sleek, very thin, minimalist styling, metal finish-- ideal phone to have. But I get insurance for this phone if I accidentally drop it. A bit expensive but I would say it's a reasonable price compare to other phones I had (I used to have pda phones w/c i got for free with contract). Retail up to $600,...

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nice phone and easy to use

Strengths: big screen, easy to navigate.

Weakness: fragile

bluetooth is eratic with my BMW. Sometimes it just doesnt work right. I like motrola phones so it is easy to get used to. camera works well also. Would recomend but try and get it free.

Motorola Razr V3 Silver Cell Phone - Unlocked

Strengths: Design, Large Screen inside screen, Programable menu, multiple alarms, large keypad, good battery life, light weight! And of course, Coolness Factor!

Weakness: Outside screen could be even larger!

I thank Motorola for giving me a reason to switch back to Motorola. I haven't had the urge to buy a Motorola since the StarTac and that was 1992 or 1993!! The design is really sleek and it fits perfect in my suit without sticking out uncomfortably. At first look i thought i might need 2 hands to open the phone, but they designed it so there is a grove that enables you to flip it open with one...

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Motorola Razr V3 Silver Cell Phone - Unlocked

Strengths: Very Slim Huge screen Easy Keyboard

Weakness: Price Price and Price

First of all, I was extremely disappointed when Comp-U-Plus shipped my phone. It is a German phone, with a European charger type, but without US adapter. So after running out to find an adapter, I was finally able to charge and use my new V3 razor. First, it is easy to insert the Sims, then the battery. The back lid requires to be a bit handy but it goes well. The signal is not as strong as my...

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Motorola Razr V3 Silver Cell Phone - Unlocked

Strengths: Thin, but wider than normal, thus making a larger screen.

Weakness: Uses a different charger than the past Motorola phones I have had, thus rendering my other chargers obsolete.

Thin, but wider than normal, thus making a larger screen. Just recently insurable through Cingular's insurer. Took a bit of getting used to the width, but now I like it. Just became cheaper in the last month or so. Uses a different charger than the past Motorola phones I have had, thus rendering my other chargers obsolete. I had gotten only Motorola phones in the past to use my existing chargers...

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Motorola Razr V3 Silver Cell Phone - Unlocked

Strengths: Sexy design, light weight, long battery life

Weakness: scratches easily, horribly expensive, can't charge via usb when battery dies

At the time I purchased it, this was Morotola's most expensive phone. When I saw it, I knew I had to get it. The design was sleek and stunning. The metal, blue-led light up keypad is amazing and has a good tactile response. The color display is vibrant and sharp. My only 2 complaints is that the phone is super-pricey ($400! though you can get it cheaper with signing your life away for 2 years),...

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