Motorola V3X User Reviews

My Motorola RAZR V3x is "Pumpkin Coloured" rather than Blue, and I have used it for nearly three years on the 3 network. It is easy to make phonecalls and to send texts; answering is simplicity itself, as you just open the clamshell and put it to your ear, "Hello?"

It has a 2 megapixel external camera, and another camera for making video calls, or taking self-portraits. It also has Bluetooth capabilities, and I have used it to send photos to my laptop and other Bluetooth enabled phones. The photos are very good quality and I have used them to illustrate essays posted online, and e-mailed them from the phone to relatives in other countries. Although the memory is not extensive, there is room for a microSD card (mine is 1GB), and it will save pictures/music to the memory card first if it is installed.

When I went to the USA last year, I was still able to receive/make calls and text messages; and the provided charger was able to be used to charge the phone by removing the UK three-pin adapter piece, bending the prongs and putting them into the two-prong socket.

Overall I am quite pleased with my phone, and have kept using it even though I could have had an upgrade.

The picture and video quality is excellent for a relatively cheap phone, but the keypad wears out very quickly. It does feel very comfortable in your hand and the sound quality I found very good. I am looking to upgrade to a new phone soon and will check out the new motorola phones for sure.

Good size handset and easy access of the keys. I like the lip at the bottom of the phone when playing games, somewhere to rest your thumbs. Good access for the internet, email and texting. I've had this phone 2 years so excellent value. The only downside I've found is I can't charge the phone using the usb cable. So not much of a downside really.

This phone has most of the features deemed necessary these days, for example video capability and video calling, the ability to go online and blootooth.

There is also a wide range of things to do to your photos and a decent 2.0 megapixel camera, however I found it was very flimsy and the screen broke easily (whilst closed in my bag), I also found it annoying that you had to open your phone to see who was calling.

Initially it seemed a good choice but soon lost it's appeal, plus my friends started calling it 'the brick' as it was quite large for a new style of phone.