Motorola RAZR V3 Cell Phone

Pros: Talk/standby time, software/memory features, screens, Bluetooth and USB, Four GSM frequency modes
Cons: Camera has a lower pixel count than some others, no added XD memory card.

Ahhh! Exquisite looks, design, and a plethora of features to suit my needs. This is the phone I chose. In the following lines I will describe in some depth its cosmetics, use, and features, This is the only way to truly relate the appeal of this phone ...

Pros: Ultraslim aluminum metal case, bright display, Bluetooth, loud speakerphone, internal antenna
Cons: No MP3 player, no WiFi, no expandable memory, camera, choppy MPEG4 video, mediocre talk time.

What is it? Recent advances in miniaturization of rechargeable batteries, and internal cell phone components, have allowed many manufacturers to create some outstanding cell phone designs. Unfortunately Motorola which was once considered to be ...

Pros: It is cool, speakerphone, options, size, bluetooth, sound
Cons: Camera, takes getting used to, mediocre battery

I have been through a number of cell phones over the past few years and have almost always tried different brands. The best I have experienced was the LG shell phone that so many people liked. But to give you an idea of how little the brand means to ...

Pros: Thin design; Stylish; Customization features
Cons: Certain menu navigations; Width

Cell phone technology continues to improve with each passing moment and many manufacturers have come forward with innovations that continue to push the limits; offering consumers even more of what they want and less of what they don’t want. One phone ...

Pros: Stylish, well-built, excellent interface/menus, great functionality, performance, large screen
Cons: Price, pretty wide, need to create new phone entries for voice dialing

After using the Innostream 89 phone with my T-Mobile account and being disappointed with reception and sound quality, I decided to get the Motorola RAZR V3. I got it for less than $100 (provided I get my rebate for extending my service contract). The ...

Pros: Maximum Cache and features, including blue tooth
Cons: No games were included with phone, we had to download a few.

Against my better judgment, I finally gave in to my son's request for a cell phone. He is eleven, and in the sixth grade, middle school (or Junior High School as I called it when I was there). He also lives close enough to the school that he is a ...

Pros: great graphics, 4x pictures, skinny phone
Cons: side buttons, shiny phone surface loves smears, video records nothing

My grotty old Motorola V180 was dying a slow, painful death so, completely frustrated, I decided to buy a new one. I am not a very tech-savvy person and didn't need a cell phone with lots of funky features. I just wanted a flip phone that would allow ...

Pros: nice display, large phonebook, easy to use, wonderful design
Cons: keys "sweat" on the screen, talk time is 'eh', no full mp3's

After my experience with the LG VX6100 phone, and once I was seeing every third person with my exact phone, I decided that it was time to get myself a new phone. When I walked into the very sleek Cingular store, my eyes just kind of glazed over all of ...

Pros: Design, size and weight, user-friendliness of basic functions, large & vibrant screens.
Cons: No MP3 or iTunes, some basic functions are subscription-only, sub-par instruction manual.

If two short years ago someone had told me that I would own a cell phone not bigger than nine credit cards stacked on top of one another (yes, I've measured it), I wouldn't have believed it. Yet, the Motorola RAZR is exactly that--plus a lot of cool and ...

Pros: THIN and light, Excellent sound quality, stylish.
Cons: Does not feel durable, earpiece volume not very loud.

Not since the StarTac, has Motorola made such a splash in cellular circles. (Yes, you can thank Motorola for inventing the concept of the original "clamshell-style" phone!) But the new Razr V3 has done it again, creating the “I want that!” ...

Pros: Brilliant Design, clear and sharp screen, MPEG4 playback, Quad band support, Bluetooth
Cons: No memory expandability, slightly sluggish user interface.

The Motorola Razr V3 sports a super slick design which is billed as the thinnest clamshell phone in the world (14mm when closed). It is truely gorgeous to behold, I even loved the advertisement that I saw on TV. Almost every part of the phone is ...

Pros: Solidly built, with a host of features.
Cons: Isn't necessarily superior to other phones in call quality.

It is hard to believe that the basic Motorola V3 RAZR is already considered aging technology. Other flavors of this model offer things like a 1.3 megapixel camera and an SD storage slot. Still, the basic model still is quite capable, and that is what ...

Pros: appearance and design, Bluetooth capability, speakerphone, brilliant display
Cons: battery life is par, can't play mp3s, cannot add memory

Motorola Razr V3 Is Sharp, But Does It cut It? When you first see this phone you know that it is expensive. It has all the bells and whistles included in it and fits it all into a sleek aluminum frame that makes this thing look like it costs a ...

Pros: Big screen, long battery life, voice recorder and themes
Cons: I can't really think of anything wrong

I know the Razr V3 isnˇ¦t the newest of phones and that a replacement for it will be available soon; but I must say this. The Razr V3 black is the best phone I have ever owned. From its great features to its sturdy build, the Razr V3 may look fragile but ...

Pros: Great design, aluminum case, large screen, speaker-phone, MP3 ringtones, standard USB connectivity
Cons: At sub-$100 prices, relatively none, except that they will become less rare

I think that the opinion one forms regarding a cell phone begins with the perceptions that the user has of the phone, as well as the features that seemed most desirable at the time of purchase. As someone who waited patiently for the Razr's price to ...