 "Como lo puedo comprar" | 2007-10-02 |
| - Reviewed By Rodolfo |
| Quisiera saber como comprar este telefono por esta via yo vivo en Nicaragua y pagaria con tarjeta de credito mi correo es incassa@ibw.com.ni |
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 "v3" | 2009-06-12 |
| - Reviewed By User: A1IW8CJGQI9NA1 |
| excellent seller that is willing to replace phone with no hassle. the first item i received was put together very poorly. i was able to send it back and get a replacement right away. |
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 "Cheated." | 2009-05-27 |
| - Reviewed By User: A3LT1ZD28X50NB |
I bought this phone because I liked the design, and found the price irresistible. The phone has been nothing but a huge problem ever since I got it.
Although it seemed packed like a new phone, there seemed something suspicious because it had both AT&T and T Mobile symbols on it (on the cover and software respectively).
- The battery, seemingly new, requires charging every two hours.
- It gives "Insert SIM" messages even when there is a SIM inside.
- The phone switches off unexpectedly.
I am "tech savvy" enough to know that this is not normal behavior in phones.
I feel cheated. |
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 "Nice phone but horrible signal!!!" | 2009-03-07 |
| - Reviewed By User: AEIK07ZSKRPKZ |
| This is a cool phone, easy to use and all the features are nice and easy. The worst part is reception. I had many phones before and never such a bad signal. Inside the building-forget about it in most situations. Trees, rain -everything is on the way!!!Do not recommend if you like to know that someone is calling you or texting right a way, and not wait until you will get a reception. ! |
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| "Love it. Only phone that has 20 chapters of HandBookLive videos on how to use it!" | 2009-03-06 |
| - Reviewed By User: A2E888OPAZOLEW |
My biggest problem with phones is that I cannot figure them out. So all the fancy features are lost on me. RAZR v3 has video chapters on [...] (under Electronics)explaining how to use it. From assigning photos to contacts to pairing it with a Bluetooth headset. I finally know how to assign different rings to people who call me, and know how to send a picture message.
Some people commented that they don't like the pad - I actually really like it. It is wide and big. Makes it easy to type.
I don't use it for web browsing, so I cannot comment on that, but photo and video camera are really nice. The smart key can be programmed to access video camera, so you don't have to loose time getting to your phone's settings to activate a video camera when you want to record something.
It has voice feature so I can use it and dial a pre-recorded name right from my bluetooth headset. Something my previous phone didn't have. |
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| "RAZR V3 Review" | 2009-02-16 |
| - Reviewed By User: A1KJAXZOK81VLS |
| Love it! Wish I had known that the phone came with a mini travel charger. |
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 "An OK cell phone, body feels more plastic-y than my old one" | 2009-02-05 |
| - Reviewed By User: A1H5FQ5ISJGO57 |
I've already owned a Razr V3 for 21 months and this is pretty much exactly the same as the one I got from my mobile provider except for a few things. 1) the software on it is slightly different and has some AT&T specific things installed and an AT&T logo on the back, 2) the color is different (old one gray, this one black), 3) my old one felt like metal whereas this one feels like plastic. Maybe my old one just wore down the coating and this one isn't worn down yet and so the coating feels different, but it feels cheaper to me than my old one. I guess time will tell.
I had to buy a new phone when my old one's display went out and I didn't want to get locked into a 2 year contract, so got this one. Unlocked is nice. I thought about getting something fancier, but this phone works pretty well as a basic cell phone and I don't really want to be paying $40 extra a month for wireless internet right now.
All the good things about this phone involve its small size and the fact that it's a flip phone. It fits in the pocket nicely. The flip phone means your pocket doesn't call people since the buttons are closed up inside of it when it's flipped closed. My last one lasted 21 months being rubbed against other stuff in my pocket and the coating got chipped and beat up but the phone kept working. In fact it's still working, but the display went out one day when I was charging it and never came back, so I needed a new phone so I'm not dialing blind and unable to read text messages.
The bad points are that the software isn't particularly great and it's hard to find things and make it do what you want. The address book is really limited and you have to enter multiple entries for the same person if you want to put multiple numbers in for them. I can't really imagine browsing the internet or watching videos on this thing, though I guess maybe someone does it. The camera is ok, but not particularly spectacular.
It's really all about the compact size, flip-phone design, solid feel and functionality as a phone or phone and text-message only device. |
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| "A very reliable PHONE" | 2008-08-30 |
| - Reviewed By sylphus |
I used this phone for 2 years and would still use it for another 2 years if I didn't get a new phone for free. I was 100% happy with my RAZR past two years.
Frankly, I don't care much for all these special features that come with a cell phone. I have a digital camera for taking pictures and video, laptop for instant message and web-surfing, and iPod for music. They all perform much better than any of the cell phones out there because they do what they are supposed to do. I expect one thing from a cell phone - make calls with good reception!
RAZR worked very well as a cell phone. It had a decent battery life that I never had a dead phone as long as I charged it while I was sleeping. I dropped it many many times and had only some scratches on the surface but still no damage to the screens or functionality. It was slim and fit perfect in my back pocket. It paired and performed perfectly with my Bluetooth. What else can I expect from a cell phone? I absolutely loved this phone and will keep it just in case the new one I've got malfuncitons or gets stolen. |
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| "Great !" | 2008-08-03 |
| - Reviewed By mekongnguyen |
| Great ..prodduct.. as describe.. But the volume is too low when it's ringing.. Ready to used in foregn country such as Vietnam. |
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| "Overall OK phone" | 2008-07-31 |
| - Reviewed By User: A3EXJSCK1RWV2Z |
I think one of this phone's best (and one of its only) features is its slim size.
One of my gripes about this phone is that the battery stops holding its charge after about a year's use, and you must buy another to get it to work for more than a day. I recommend buying the extended battery pack instead of the Motorola replacement. This phone is incredibly not durable, and the first time I dropped it without its case the outer screen shattered. For this reason I would recommend buying the silicone case that's sold for pennies online in various places (I dropped it dozens of times with this case on before dropping it without its case). Overall the phone takes somewhat decent pictures and videos, but don't expect them to look good at sizes much bigger than the phone's screen.
The phones ability to use speakerphone mode while closed was a valuable feature, and the phone's internet capabilities made the phone useful for browsing the web every now and then, but not for everyday use.
I dropped my phone in water twice by accident, and took the battery out right away. This quick thinking allowed the phone to continue working, but once when the phone was accidentally left on a table under the spray of some sprinklers, the phone finally stopped working (I didn't remove the battery in time).
The refurbished version of this phone proved to be a complete failure. within three months I had gone through more than 5 different phones before settling on one that only usually worked, and usually made calls.
The phone would occasionally decide that it was time to restart, even in the middle of a call, so not only was I disconnected, but I had to wait for the phone to start back up. In addition to this the last refurb I received got terrible reception, but again I settled because this was the best one I had received up until that point.
5 months after receiving my last refurb, it died completely despite the much more careful care this phone recieved compared to my first RAZR. It simply bricked itself, and now it serves as an expensive paper-weight.
Overall, the V3 razr is a mediocre phone with a not-so-great retail price. If you can get one of these for free with a contract, I'd suggest taking the deal, but I wouldn't spend more than $10 for another one of these. |
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| "Great Wireless Phone" | 2008-07-26 |
| - Reviewed By blupenguin18 |
This is really a great phone, for me. I realize that it's not the most up-to-date but I don't need all the high tech add-ons. I can actually go a couple weeks without even using my phone. I have it, mostly, for emegergencies. It's still stylish enough that I don't feel left behind. The sound quality is great & I get reception almost everywhere (I have AT&T). I have Phone Tools, so I can create my own ringtones & wallpapers for free. This phone is perfect for my basic needs.
4.0 Motorola Phone Tools with Original Motorola Cable V180 V188 V220 V3 Razr V325 V360 L6 SLVR L7 Pebl U6
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