Motorola V3 Mobile Phone

Review summary: alaTest has collected and analysed 11909 reviews of Motorola Razr V3x from international magazines and websites.

Verdict: Experts rate this product 75/100 and users 71/100. Comparing these reviews to 797272 other Mobile Phones reviews gives this product an overall alaScore 86/100 = Very Good.

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Review summary: Half an inch thin (yes, we said half an inch) and made of anodized aluminum, the Motorola flip phone looks and feels absolutely amazing. There's no dispute: The Razr (pronounced "razor") is the coolest-looking phone. Period.

Verdict: The Motorola Moto Razr V3 is the ultimate see-and-be-seen phone for style mavens who don't care about price.

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Review summary: The stylish Motorola Razr V3 looks even better in black

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Review summary: When the Bytesector staff first laid eyes on the RAZR (pronounced 'ray-zer') V3 at last September's 360Moto event, we were floored by its large screen, incredible aesthetics and its promise as a product that truly stands apart from other mobile phones...

Verdict: is simply an aesthetic marvel; unfortunately, that's the largest part of this phone's appeal.

Review summary: Motorola has tried to breathe new life into an old handset by beefing up a few of its features. Always a tricky thing to pull off, especially when the original was well received, Motorola hasn't achieved total success. Yes, the design is still cool,...

Verdict: Battery life was pretty good -- we didn't drain the handset on any single day during testing, though use of a Bluetooth headset and music playing meant we came close once or twice

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Verdict: This super-slick handset is the supermodel of cell phones.

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Review summary: A manufacturer with the most popular mobile on the market has a problem when it comes to updating that phone: just how do you improve on a product without ruining it? Motorola has obviously decided the way forward is to leave well alone, only pausing...

Verdict: If you like the V3, what’s not to like here? But the update leaves us feeling short changed

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Review summary: So you like the Motorola V3, tempted by its slimline body, but really want 3G connectivity and a better digital camera. In what seems to be yet another iteration, Motorola has launched the V3x a 3G version of its Razr handset. Trouble is, is that 3G...

Verdict: If you’re a fan of the Razr V3 and its styling then you’ll no doubt like the V3x as it’s a competent phone that offers all you would want from a 3G handset

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Review summary: A beefed-up Razr with 3G capability, the Razr V3x maintains the solid design platform of the original, and adds in some snazzier features, most notably a serviceable camera and a reasonable amount of built-in memory.

Verdict: A beefed-up RAZR with 3G capability, the RAZR V3x maintains the solid design platform of the original, and adds in some snazzier features, most notably a serviceable camera and a reasonable amount of built-in memory. It's not state of the art, but it...

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Review summary: Technologically it's last year's phone, but it's still hard to go past the Motorola Razr V3 for looks. Reborn in pink, it's an attention-grabbing phone that makes a bold statement about its owner

Verdict: Like the black Razr, it has a smooth satin finish, making it relatively resistant to fingerprints. It has the same cut-from-a-single-sheet-of-metal keypad as the original, and charges or syncs via a USB port. This means you can charge it from your pink...

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Review summary: Motorola's RAZR V3 is back with an updated look, and a few new tricks up its sleeve. The RAZR V3i offers everything the original did, plus includes updates like a new 1.2 megapixel digital camera.

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Review summary: While not originally part of the RAZR V3 line of handsets, the 3G UMTS capable RAZR V3x shares enough its attributes with the V3 that Motorola wisely decided to rename it from its v1150 original name. Jin Khang gives it the once over for us.

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Review summary: If you want to make an impression, this phone is for you. The RAZR sports Bluetooth capabilities, e-mail support, speakerphone and the ability to be used all around the globe.

Verdict: Overall, this phone is still a buy if you are looking for a real sleek looking phone now that prices are dropping. It can satisfy all of the average user's needs and I would describe it as “beautiful and basic.” Ultimately the selling point is clearly...

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Review summary: So, more memory for a faster responding menu and a better OS with particular attention to an improved and completely redesigned phone book are in order. If the phone book from my K700 was in there, I would declare it the best little phone available,...

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Review summary: We had a brief love affair with Motorola's seductive V3. Find out why it melts our hearts.

Verdict: Pegged at S$1,228 (US$955.94) with a two-year operator's contract, this beauty comes bundled with a Bluetooth headset, data suite and matching lanyard. At such a steep price, we feel the V3 doesn't offer good value. But if you do fork out the extra...

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Review summary: The enhanced Razr V3i now comes with a 1.23-megapixel camera, microSD expansion slot and onboard iTunes player.

Verdict: The improved camera resolution and addition of a memory card slot make the V3i a worthy successor to its RAZR clamshell.

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Review summary: Simply bloody wow! As a child you are always reminded to never judge a book by it's cover. When the new Motorola Razr V3 arrived in a solid aluminium, slide apart case, I breathed easy and remembered those words. Upon opening case and gazing at the V3,...

Verdict: Looks great and performs well - this will become an icon in the mobile phone world

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Review summary: At least the V3i is pretty. It's a silver-gray RAZR that looks like, well, a RAZR. There are some design additions. For example, a Motorola logo below the external screen glows blue when it's charging, and there are buttons on the side that control...

Verdict: Don't fall for all the RAZR + iTunes hype. This is a stale, overpriced, and frustrating phone better left on the shelf.

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Review summary: With mixed performance and a standard feature set, the Motorola RAZR V3i D&G Special Edition Gold ultimately is a design-first phone.

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Review summary: Motorola gets into the fast lane with its latest RAZR fashion phone, the 3.6Mbps HSPDA-enabled V3xx.

Verdict: The HTML browser on the V3xx does a good job for occasional Web surfing, but the screen is too small for most Web sites. The V3xx performs excellently as a phone; calls can be heard without a problem, ringtones are adequately loud and we had no...

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Review summary: Motorola wheels out the RAZR once more, but does this version have something up it's sleeve?

Verdict: The MOTORAZR V3xx feels a bit like ‘more of the same’ and its only saving grace from that moniker is the 3.6Mbps HSDPA support. I’m not sure that'll be enough to earn it a place among the top flight collection of handsets, though. In particular the...

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Review summary: Just when you thought the trendy RAZR handset had lost its luster, Motorola has finally given the nation's best-selling phone a much-deserved renewal. The V3xx is a high-speed, high-style, high-powered handset that, for now anyway, is selling for an...

Verdict: A much-needed refresh of the RAZR line, this is a fast, powerful, good-looking, great-sounding phone that's priced right.

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Review summary: Note: the V3X is now obsolete. Instead you should consider the Motorola RAZR 2 V8 which is currently available from Dial-a-Phone. Check out their Motorola RAZR 2 V8 deals.

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Review summary: A RAZR revving to 3G speeds would surely be top of everyone's wish list. But having reached iconic design status,

Verdict: So the RAZR's put on a little weight. It's still time for you RAZRettes to upgrade. Sharpish

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Review summary: 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...

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Review summary: The Motorola V3i has all the necessary features that were not included in the original V3 RAZR and is evidently a major upgrade. Although it is somewhat similar in appearance, it shows exceptional improvements demanded by the contemporary wireless...

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Verdict: Although the MOTORAZR V3xx doesn't offer anything new or innovative, and is still based on a design more than two years old, it remains a solid and stylish HSDPA phone.

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Review summary: The look is as elegant as Motorola wants it, a good bright screen, the little LED light in front that blinks every time it charges and receives incoming calls or messages.

Verdict: The phone features perform well. The look is as elegant as Motorola wants it, a good bright screen, the little LED light in front that blinks every time it charges and receives incoming calls or messages. However, the 2.0 megapixel camera, which should...

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Review summary: Motorola's latest Razr features improved battery life and a built-in version of iTunes, but it won't replace your iPod.

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Review summary: The RAZR V3 was the original superslim phone, and is still a great-looking handset. The V3 has a basic camera, MP3 ringtones and Bluetooth wireless connectivity, but is missing more advanced features such as a music player, video camera and memory...

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Review summary: Motorola's Razr is one of the few cell phones that all nationwide wireless operators support--but I can see why they do: This standard cell phone looks great, offers high-speed Web browsing, and has a vibrant screen. It's not perfect, however. I...

Verdict: With broadband-like data connections, easy-to-use control buttons, and a striking design, the V3c makes a worthy upgrade. But Motorola still needs to improve the camera, battery life, and call quality

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Review summary: V3i is a proud descendant of the RAZR series - phones which do not have the ambition to gather all technical miracles, but to be stylish. The thin body is of very good quality and beautifully reflects light, and besides that is solid and there are no...

Verdict: V3i is a proud descendant of the RAZR series – phones which do not have the ambition to gather all technical miracles, but to be stylish. The thin body is of very good quality and beautifully reflects light, and besides that is solid and there are no...

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Verdict: The Dolce & Gabbana RAZR is a largely uninspiring release considering it doesn't offer any new features or include basic accessories. If you're after a fashion statement though, you'll be impressed.

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Review summary: If you're a slave to fashion labels, you may fall for this golden phone. Others will find the inflated price and unsubtle branding a bit ridiculous.

Verdict: Optional accessories Any fashion devotee knows that accessories can make or break an outfit. Optional extras for the D&G V3i all come in co-ordinated gold, and include a leather case (AU$79.95), stereo headset (AU$59.95) and a folding Bluetooth...

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Review summary: The first HSPDA phone from Motorola, does the V3xx have the chops to match its chic?

Verdict: The V3xx continues the RAZR tradition of stylish appeal, but when it comes down to features, it's a matter of whether aesthetic alone are enough to motivate your wallet.

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Review summary: Yes! After reviewing a truckload of really mediocre phones and countless keyboard and mice, finally we have for review something you've been craving for... the Motorola RAZR V3! Razor sharp! World's Thinnest! World's Coolest! Is it really? Read on to...

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Review summary: RAZR V3i was already doing so well as regards to style, even then designers DOLCE & GABBANA (DG) have redesigned it. Let's have a look at the make over.

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Review summary: Motorola has launched yet another version of its popular [[prodid:313]] - this time the MOTORAZR V3 (RED). It offers exactly the same features and specifications as the original RAZR, and only differs in colour - but there is a reason and purpose for...

Verdict: Battery life is average according to Motorola figures of up to 385 minutes of talk time and 290 hours of standby time. On average, the V3 (RED) lasts two to three days with moderate use

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Review summary: More than just a pretty face, the Motorola Razr V3 backs up its radical design with solid features and excellent performance

Verdict: Battery life was commendable. We fell short of the rated talk time of 7 hours by 30 minutes but were still pleased. Likewise, though we managed 10 days of standby time, compared with the promised 12 days, that's still a good time

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Review summary: A beefed-up Razr with 3G capability, the Razr V3x maintains the solid design platform of the original, and adds in some snazzier features, most notably a serviceable camera and a reasonable amount of built-in memory. It's not state of the art, but it...

Verdict: You won't get a huge amount of life out of the battery as Motorola's suggestion of 99 minutes of video talk from a full charge indicates. But as the Razr V3x is not really intended as a full-frontal music player, and assuming you aren't going to want...

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Verdict: A striking design makes the Razr V3c the supermodel of cell phones; too bad its battery performance is also lightweight.

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Review summary: There are so many versions of Motorola's popular Razr it can be confusing to figure out the difference between them. The V3i has a few enhancements over the V3m. Most notable are the inclusion of iTunes and a 512MB memory card for storing music and...

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Review summary: 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 of a bag or a pocket. Yes, that's a big reason why, but it's...

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Review summary: The Motorola RAZR is back again, this time offering HSDPA connectivity, a new MP3 player with a media finder, a 1.3 megapixel camera and a microSD car...

Verdict: Although the MOTORAZR V3xx doesn't offer anything new or innovative, and is still based on a design more than two years old, it remains a solid and stylish HSDPA phone.

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Review summary: Motorola produced a great phone in the [[prodid:313]], and now they are capitalising on that success with a limited edition fashion release: A Dolce &...

Verdict: The Dolce & Gabbana RAZR is a largely uninspiring release considering it doesn’t offer any new features or include basic accessories. If you’re after a fashion statement though, you'll be impressed.

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Review summary: It seems that Motorola's [[prodid:313]] will never go away. The hugely popular device garnered a lot of attention when it was first released, and ther...

Verdict: The RAZR V3i just doesn't offer any awe inspiring improvements to justify a higher rating. It's still a very solid handset, but in terms of an upgrade, it's not worth an entire new model.

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Review summary: Motorola redefined the mobile phone world with the launch of the original <a href="http://www.goodgearguide.com.au/index.php/taxid;2136212598;pid;313;...

Verdict: It may not be as razor thin as its predecessor, but the RAZR V3x brings to the table a good set of features in a stylish package.

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Review summary: Motorola's Razr V3 mobile phone is a stunning piece of industrial design. The slim clamshell model is sleek and elegant, boasting an anodised aluminiu...

Verdict: Myriad features are packed into this stunning piece of industrial design, and a rich list of bundled extras only sweetens the deal.

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Review summary: Just because you may be tired of the Razr, that doesn't mean Motorola is bored of it as well. In fact, Moto has done all it can to capitalize on the success of its famous thin phone by introducing a gallery of new versions for almost every niche. The...

Verdict: Despite some minor complaints, the Motorola Razr V3x is top of the line for the Razr family. It's just too bad it isn't for use in the United States.

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Review summary: Design Except for a color change, the Motorola Razr V3xx is no different from the original Razr V3. You get the same iconic profile that sparked the thin phone tsunami, but it still looks just as boxy when viewed straight on. At 4.05 inches long by...

Verdict: Though its feature set didn't live up to expectations, the Motorola Razr V3xx improves on many of the traditional Razr pitfalls that have plagued the product line since its inception. As such, it's the most satisfying Razr to date.

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Review summary: The Razr V3i comes with a 1.2MP camera, a more than respectable 5 hours of talk time and some nice looks

Verdict: Long-awaited but not really cutting edge. It still looks and feels great, though

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Review summary: A design classic or over-hyped handset? The Pocket Gamer team weighs in

Verdict: It looks better than it plays so you'll have to resort to posing the next time you've got a few minutes to spare

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Review summary: Inside the ultra-thin design of the moto V3 RAZR are advanced features such as MPEG 4 video playback, Bluetooth technology and a digital camera with much more. The cut keypad, minimalist styling and metal finish ensure the V3 looks as great as it...

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Review summary: When you think of the Motorola Razr, you probably picture 2004's Razr V3, complete with its quirky clamshell form factor and odd metallic finish. However, Motorola's latest Razr handset couldn't be more different, as it aims to impress with its...

Verdict: Camera aside, the Motorola RAZR is an excellent piece of kit. It's got dual-core power, a gorgeous screen - and not to mention that super-skinny body. Although Motorola's custom UI is certain not to appeal to everybody, it looks like the Galaxy S2 has...

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Review summary: Though cell phones should only be as good as the calls they make, the hype over a trendsetting design is not something that mobile manufacturers have ignored. And this autumn, there's no better example of supercool design than the long-awaited Motorola...

Verdict: The original thin phone, the Motorola Razr V3 has a sexy design and useful features, but its performance isn't always up to par.

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Review summary: Is the Motorola RAZR the best Android handset the company has ever produced? With a super-thin design and running on Gingerbread, it looks good

Verdict: The Motorola RAZR is a truly excellant phone. We love everything about it, despite the god-awful camera

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Review summary: Motorola's stylish ultra-thin RAZR clamshell has wowed consumers since its launch - can the updated V3i keep the magic alive?

Verdict: A handset that set the mobile phone industry alight, but fails to keep up with the modern day competition

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Review summary: Beautiful and well built, and with a fabulous AMOLED screen, but battery life is poor and the camera lets the side down

Verdict: So all in all, the Razr is a fine phone that we'd imagine will sell by the bucketload on the strength of its looks, build and stunning screen. For the ultimate all-round smartphone, though, our money is still on the Samsung Galaxy S II.

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Review summary: The main selling point of Motorola's Razr V3 is its slimness.

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Review summary: Minus a few niggles, the RAZR's impressively thin design and useful software make it a worthy Android contender

Verdict: Motorola’s original RAZR defied convention with its impossibly thin form factor and laser-etched keys. Fast forward seven years and Moto’s latest incarnation of the RAZR series comes packing a dual-c

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Review summary: Smart, slim, and sexy. The perfect model?

Verdict: The RAZR is packed full of clever hardware and software that gives it a massive edge over the competition, and despite some concerns about the screen, it's not enough to ruin the day.

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Review summary: The Motorola RAZR V3 has been on the market for almost two years. So why bother with a review at this point? At least two reasons: 1) It is still the #1 selling mobile phone, occupying 3 (the silver, black, and pink models) of the top 10 positions for...

Verdict: The Motorola RAZR V3 redefined style for mobile phones and proved a thoroughbred straight out of the gate. After almost two years on the market, it still turns heads, sells better than other phone, and commands a large and loyal following. Motorola...

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Review summary: Motorola bring their classic RAZR mobile phone range bang up to date with smartphone specs and a super-thin design. In a year of truly excellent Android smartphone releases, is the RAZR a cut above the rest, or in need of sharpening up?

Verdict: Motorola's RAZR is an impressive performer, with no one fault major enough to undermine a solid Android smartphone experience. However, despite some clever native app work, we can't help but think that the RAZR would have benefited from Ice Cream...

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Review summary: Motorola has resurrected the Razr brand with its latest Android handset, aiming to attract buyers with a thin and light, eye-catching design.

Verdict: Motorola has come up trumps with the reinvention of the Razr. It has many attractive features, including a super thin design and use of materials like Kevlar. It's running Android Gingerbread, but if you can be patient for a few months this won't be an...

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Verdict: More than just a pretty face, the Razr V3 backs up its radical design with solid features and good performance.

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Review summary: Though it's descended directly from the original Razr, Cingular's Razr V3 , the Razr V3i is more similar in appearance to the Razr V3m for Verizon. Like the V3m, the V3i is slightly bigger than the V3 at 2.1 by 3.9 by 0.54 inches, and it weighs a tad...

Verdict: Though we're still not won over by the iTunes/Motorola marriage and its call quality isn't the best, the Motorola Razr V3i offers music lovers a decent mix of design and features.

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Review summary: If you think the trendy Motorola Razr doesn't try hard enough to be stylish, Motorola is on a serious quest to prove you're wrong. The company that started the thin phone revolution and gave the world the first gadget in bright pink has partnered with...

Verdict: With mixed performance and a standard feature set, the Motorola Razr V3i Dolce & Gabbana ultimately is a design-first phone.

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Review summary: The Motorola Razr is the latest Android-based powerhouse from Motorola. Does it shred the competition, or is it a blunt instrument?

Verdict: The Motorola Razr is a solid device that manages to cover all the bases well, and doesn’t sacrifice much in its quest for thinness. The battery life may be a cause of worry for some, but Smart Actions can compensate somewhat.

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Review summary: Anyone unfamiliar with the Motorola RAZR brand probably wasn't a mobile phone owner back in the heady phone boom at the start of the millennium. Selling around 130 million handsets, the RAZR was a phone phenomenon, the flip-phone design and super-sleek...

Verdict: A stylish and powerful Android handset, which should stay better-looking for longer than the competition

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Review summary: Design The C168i has an uncomplicated candy bar design. With straight lines, rounded edges, and an unassuming black-and-silver color scheme, it doesn't call attention to itself. At just 4.1x1.8x0.55 inches and 2.75 ounces, it's compact and portable so...

Verdict: The Motorola C168i is a basic functional phone, but it's almost a little too simple.

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Lowest price	$65.90
Number of retailers	1
Top 3 merchants	Woodhouse $65.9 (AUD)
Data Capabilities	Bluetooth, Instant Messenger, SMS, MMS
Smart Features	Wap Browser, VGA Digital Camera, Video Playback
Multimedia	Speakerphone, Calculator, T9
Phone Style	Clamshell Phone Style
Memory	0.004882 GB
Network Type	GSM 850, GSM 900, GSM 1800, GSM 1900, GPRS
Screen Size	No info
Camera resolution	No info
Talktime	7.17 Hours
Standby time	No info

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