Testseek.co.uk have collected 38 expert reviews of the Motorola RAZR V3 and the average rating is 76%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Motorola RAZR V3.
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38 Reviews
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Abstract: The main selling point of Motorola's Razr V3 is its slimness. It's just 14mm thick, and only the LG KG800 Chocolate feels as slim in your pocket. Our review model came with a rather garish pink case, but a more unobtrusive black model is also available. ...
Features look dated now; camera resolution only VGA; video playback only (no recording); no radio; only 5MB of internal memory
Technologically its last years phone, but its still hard to go past the Motorola Razr V3 for looks. Reborn in pink, its an attention-grabbing phone that makes a bold statement about its owner ...
Abstract: Witchcraft, I tell thee! How else do you expect us to explain this impossibly slim phone? At just 14mm thick and barely bigger than a credit card, surely it has to be the work of supernatural forces? Were off to start a witch-hunt right now. Why don...
Abstract: In all honesty, some of these features are starting to look a little OAP now when compared to modern counterparts. The 5.5MB storage isn't that much, especially when storing MPEG4 video files but still ample for storing pictures. The camera is also a...
Abstract: Beautifully designed phone in a solid aluminum case. Plays MP3 and MIDI music and the songs can be used as ringtones. Text messaging, MMS (picture and audio) messaging, instant messaging and email. Digital camera and color screen with a resolution of 1...
Abstract: There’s a reason the Motorola Razr seems to top everyone’s must-get list. You might think it’s because it’s sooooo thin and commands “Ooooohhhh’s” and “Aaaahhhh’s” whenever it’s pulled out...
Abstract: Since the days of the StarTac, Motorola has made its name on trend-setting clamshell handset design as much as it has on technical innovation. The V3 RAZR has continued this heritage of fashion-forward cell phone design, keeping Motorola on the tongue-...
