imag

I got the silver Moto RAZR V3 last year some time and have really like that unit. It is super flat - I don't like wearing a phone on my belt, rather keep it in my pocket.
The screen is bright, clear and big, but most importantly the Bluetooth works perfectly with the Jabra handsfree unit. I was amazed as my previous phone only worked with half the handsfree units features.

The camera on the RAZR is okay... for snapshots. The 4x zoom feature is digital meaning that the picture is made smaller with more zoom.
Eg.
1x Zoom: 640 x 480
2x Zomm: 320 x 240
3x Zoom: 160 x 120
That was kind uf dissapointing, thus a useless feature.

Think

The RAZR isn't all that bad. Some say the text messaging is a bit out of whack. Some say that the lack of video taking capabilities makes the phone not worth it. But I think the phone is great. The sound quality is nearly flawless and you can get programs to make your own ringtones and upload them directly to your phone. It's quick and easy and there is tons of space. And you can get it for under $100 no problem now. There are countless accessories and its actually difficult to scratch if you take good care of it. The battery life is great and the display is huge and high quality. Internet functions well and you can download some pretty awesome games. The 28 buttons provide easy one touch access to almost any task. You can't go wrong with the RAZR.

bernardmann

I have always like the RAZR, but couldn't see paying $399 at the time I was looking for a new phone. Now they are @ $100 and affordable, but you know what that means - a new phone is coming out and will be the next rage. I know what will happen, I'll go get a RAZR and they'll release a new phone then I'll be pissed....when does it stop? :dunno:

Think

They are releasing a phone called the PEBL. It is a rounded flip phone, maybe half the size of a razr. A little thicker, but same abilities. I think it has a button you can press to make it automatically open. This is just what I hear. Here's a link to the actual Motorola article... http://www.motorola.com/motoinfo/pro.../0,,87,00.html

Im pretty sure that this one will also start at $299. T-mobile has an exclusive offer available right now.

LRArt

My friend hacked that phone already to display and do what ever he wants . Only thing that anoyed me was that I asked him if he unlocked it , but he had no clue what I was talking about . UGHH!!

imag

A friend of mine who had T-Mobile as his SP, just phoned them up and they gave him instructions to unlock the phone (download the firmware or whatever was required), so that he could use it in Europe with a different SIM card.

gema

Motorola have quite a good phones.
But not V3, they're coming up with weird names like.
Moto PEBL.
It is said Pebble.

Razr is a sleek and slim phone tough.

Word2Action

I'm really a fan of putting my phone in my pocket and not on my belt as well. Living in the city, I fear it can get bumped off easily in the hustle and bustle of everyday working. I like how flat it is in my baggy jeans. Not noticeable at all.

triumph

I am definately a pocket guy and not a belt guy. The only time I ever wore a phone on my belt is when I sold cars and had to be able to answer my phone as quickly as possible. So I would pop it out of the holster.

I hate people who walk around like that though.

loko

I'm more of a fan of the V3 than their latter unit, V3x. The thing that disappointed me was that the softwares of the V3X has many bugs in it. I've known 5 friends who threw away their V3x because it was too costly to have it repaired every week.

thomasz

But at all I think that's a good product.