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I would rate this phone about 4.5 / 5 Good features: 2 Megapixel Camera with flash/autofocus button, V CAST (Streaming video), better keypad, Mp3 player with external touch sensitive controls and rubber like back housing to avoid scratches. Bad features: The front of the phone is very prone to fingerprints and smudges everytime you touch it, especially when using the mp3 player controls frequently, nothing that can't be wiped right off. Speakerphone quality could be better. The camera has a very bright flash along with a ton of photo editing tools. The picture quality is a great improvement and better than i've seen in any Motorola yet. The phone is also very strong and sturdey compared to previous Razr models. The volume and clarity of the ringtones is probably the best I've seen. They are almost as clear as hearing the song it self. Bluetooth / Call quality is very good. Overall this phone is great and worth the money.Vollständige Rezension lesen
I bought this phone for my husband who doesn't like a lot of gadgets and gizmos. It is a bigger phone (he has large hands) with big buttons. The phone is also very loud with and without the speaker phone feature. He is hard of hearing so this was a big plus for him. The display is large and bright and when dialing, the numbers are large and the color can be changed for better visibility. The only thing he doesn't care for is the MP3 player that can be turned on through touching the front of the screen. He is constantly turning it on accidentally. The phone is in wonderful condition though. Everything works and we couldn't be happier with what we got. The price couldn't be anymore fair. We only paid 60 bucks for it. It was a great buy.
Another nice Razar phone from Motorola, its alittle taller than the original Razar 3, but more functional, it has more features and screen savers that its counter part, but with Verizon programing on the phone all the progaming features are the same, the numbers are still easy to push and the screen is easy to read, I like the automatic flash feature for the camera, that the original doesn't have, all in all its a great phone, you won't be disappointed.
Here is all of my reviews for this phone: I first liked this phone because it was my first video phone and I had loved it, I had the krazr with video at the same time to, and then it got washed i lost half function of the keypad and had to enter numbers from the recent calls if i wanted to put a 3 6 or 9 on the number. It was durable until a friend stepped on it and broke the outer scren covering, made the top go unresponsive and broke off the top, i had another one now the v3m in silver for verizon and this one ended up having software glitch (version not known) and it would have circuitry problems. I would have to press on the phone to make a circuit and turn on, otherwise would have blinking keys, the newer razr i got from verizon died, i never even dropped it, and it was one of their refurbs, the phone got a pixilated screen. i have decided i am done with the razr, unless i can get one for cheaper, but purchasing them is no, I got this phone awhile back (3 or so months) on H20 wireless, a prepaid service. I LOVED it and it worked excellently. I was giving it to my cousin as he liked it, and it broke when I was showing a family member what I was giving to the cousin with it. The screen froze. Inside screen went black. Outside screen had an upside down M for like when it was open. So I removed the battery and then tried to power it on. It wouldn't come on, it did eventually, but the screen was out on the inside. Ended up trying to take it apart, but breaking it more in the process. Sorta just tossed it around, to do a durability test. It did a good job then, because it was tough, BUT Should have remained a functioning phone for him. It had some excellent games, skipping stones, golf, billiards? I think is what it was called. I always played them and it was an excellent phone at the time I owned it. I'm just not sure why it'd shut off. I had the 3588i for sprint for nearly 5 years since it came out, and then I decided it was time for an upgrade. Being my firend had this phone i got it from him and switched from my nokia 3588i to this.... great phone so far.Vollständige Rezension lesen
I had it for almost a year and loved everything about it except the voice training (to voice-dial the contacts using my Bluetooth) and the playback of the contacts. I wish I could store these contacts in my own voice instead of the weird voice that calls them back to me and gives up after a couple of missed ones! But my real disappointment is in the manufacturer- Motorola and the carrier-Verizon! My Motorola experience: The phone fell in the yard and got soaked thru so I took it to a dealer which is recomended on Motorola's website. The tech broke the front display of my phone and at first refused to repair it at his expense. I reproted him to Motorola and was told that they have no control over the repairshops they recommend??? The dealer later repented of his attitude and replaced the broken lens. The water-damage on the phone still has not been repaired & it heats up when the charger is connected- even with a new battery. Now for Verizon experience: The "techs" at one of the stores told me that I had to subscribe to Rahpsody in order to download music... Wrong & Never mind the VCast. Using a cable I downloaded the music I wanted via the Windows Media Player! Even though I'm surprised and disappointed at Motorola's disclaimer and refusal to help, and at the inefficency of Verizon's techs, I still think this phone is great and much better than any other model I've seen with so many features and for a reasonable price. I'm trying to get another one just like it as I've still got all the equipment I need to use with it.Vollständige Rezension lesen
