Motorola L7 Cell Phone

Pros: Pretty and sleek with tons of features. iTunes compatibility, bluetooth, voice dialing, you name it.
Cons: The battery life is abysmal. The user interface is unintuitive and difficult to navigate.

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Pros: A fully functional ipod built into an already good phone.
Cons: Ipod mp3's cannot be used as ringtones. No 1.3MP camera.

Personally I never had good experiences with the RAZR, so I wasn’t all that excited when I heard Motorola was releasing the SLVR (Motorola L7) which at first glance seemed like a flat RAZR. Upon further inspection I have truly fallen in love with ...

Pros: Incredibly slim, Amazingly stylish, MP3 functionality
Cons: The price is a little bit high. Memory slot only support up to 512MB

I shopped around for a long time and finally purchased this Motorola L7 cell phone for my wife as a birthday gift. Since this model was still too new in US market. I end up ordered it in Ebay. Final price was $345.00 (with shipping) Although the price is ...

Pros: The SLVR has the same functions as the KRZR but for nearly half the price.
Cons: Can easily get moisture damage because of body design.

The Motorola SLVR gives most of the same functions as the Moto KRZR without the Moto KRZR. It has an MP3 player, can record video and its bluetooth compatible. Cricket sells this phone for around $199 vs the KRZR at $350. The disadvantage is that the SLVR can experience moisture damage easily. Avoid keeping your phone near cold or hot drinks, keep it out of your front pocket on hot, humid days. Moisture can ruin the motherboard in your phone.