Motorola V3 Reviews
Motorola V3 Overview
The Motorola RAZR V3 in silver is a stylish and slim mobile phone measuring at just 14mm. The phone is easy to hold and has a unique precision cut keypad which lights up in the dark. The V3 is a well featured phone including a VGA camera, dual colour screens, 3D graphics, Bluetooth, Java games and MP3 ringtones. Also available in various colours including blue, pink, and lilac.
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Motorola V3 Features
Standy Time: Up to 290 hours
Talk Time: Up to 7 hours
- Flip / Clam Shell
- Colour Screen
- Bluetooth
- GPRS
- Quad-band
Latest Motorola V3 Reviews
Overall
Design Features Usabilitymain drawback on my phone is the battery life
My second mobile, following up a basic Nokia that I'd had for years. Liked the camera, though being used to high-spec digital photography, it doesn't produce excellent results.
Texting is hampered by the inability (as far as I can see) to add commonly used words, leading to minor frustration as the phone guesses gobbledygook while missing seemingly obvious names etc.
The golf game included is surprisingly addictive, the main drawback on my phone is the battery life, necessitating a charge every night, even when just used for sending half a dozen texts per day.
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Design
Features Usabilitystill one of the slimmest mobile phones on the market
This is a great phone for just on the go, battery can wear after 2 years of usage, surprisingly tough, although camera can get scratched fairly easily. The design is great, still one of the slimmest phones on the market. Good quality as always from Motorola. Not many features, fairly ok camera, mainly buisness use.
Overall Design Features UsabilityDifficult to use at first but ok now, its very thin but doesnt appear very robust
Great phone, found it a little hard to use at first but okay now, but you always wonder if you are going to drop it and it will it explode into a million pieces because it is so thin, I don't think it would take much to break it. So overall a good looking phone with some good features just a little tough to use.
Overall Design Features UsabilitySlimline, chic and gorgeous
This phone is pretty much perfect for me, slimline and chic with a gorgeous pink colour. The settings are fine with messaging, the photos could be a lot clearer but not bad. It does scratch quite easily but have had worse, I do seem to have issues with the internet usage as it doesnt like to connect to many average sites which is annoying but thats all I have an issue with, overall I would buy it again.
Overall Design Features
UsabilityMust say that I have been very pleased with it
I obtained my phone on a deal which included a free phone, so I really did not pick it based on how good the phone actually was.
However I must say that I have been very pleased with it, mainly I think because it is easy to use. I am not much fussed about the look of the phone although it does have a nice image. It has a flip up front which I like because it does not run the risk of accidently ringing numbers that my last one did.
The camera is good, but I cannot say the same about the internet connection which whilst it seems OK I do not use as I am suspicious of the cost of connecting this way and my PC and laptop suit me fine
Overall Design Features UsabilityNice and lightweight and is easy to use
I like this phone as it is nice and lightweight and is easy to use. I also like it as it is pink, nice and girly. The camera on it is pretty good as well, although it doesnt have much space on the phone to keep many pictures, the graphics on it are pretty good as well.
Overall Design Features UsabilityEasy to use, excellent features but poor battery life
This phone is excellent in every way, except for the battery - the charge does not last long enough! Even after buying a new one the charge only lasts for 3-4 days. However, the phone is extremely stylish and is very easy to use with many excellent features.
Overall Design Features UsabilityNot given me an ounce of trouble in 3 years
I've had this phone for a few years now and I'm reluctant to give it up, it's still a great phone, very hard wearing, it's not given me an ounce of trouble in 3 years.
Feature wise it's a little dated but still looks good, the camera is quite poor now considering what's available, although it can't record video you can watch them. At the time of buying I would have rated it 10/10, now I would only rate it as 7/10 because of the new fancy features it lacks. When I finally pluck up the courage to upgrade I will try the V2 Razr.
Overall Design Features UsabilityGood quality camera and video
A great slimline phone which I bought mainly for it's good quality camera and video. The quality of video pictures when transfered to PC isn't great and there is no volume when transfered, although very good if kept on the phone. I really like the way the small screen on the front of the mobile acts as a camera when shut and you can actually see what you are taking the photo of.
Overall Design Features UsabilityTo just call and text it is very good.
It is a nice slim phone, sleek design with large key pad for easy typing.
It is made of a material which makes it very difficult to damage and scratch which makes it last longer and look good for longer.
It has not got a very large memory and the camera is not that good but for a phone to just call and text it is very good.
Overall Design Features UsabilityBattery cover would constantly fall off
When I got the Motorola V3 I wasn't happy as the battery cover would constantly fall off and which then allowed the loosely fitted battery to go with it. In places with other people, such as on the train travelling, the speaker for the call wouldn't be loud enough and the camera is hopeless.
However it was easy to navigate but definately not worth the money, or the hassle in my opinion.
Overall Design Features UsabilityStill proud to show it in public
Have you ever put your phone in your pocket and then been told that because you didn't lock the keypad that your friends heard the rustling of cloth in your pockets, well with the Motorola V3 that never happens.
I got the V3 on contract 2 years ago and still proud to show it in public. It has a easy to use keypad, the menu's work well and the flip lid keeps those keys protected.
The only dis-advantage is the volume of ring tones, if the ambiant volume where you are is load, then you will more than likely miss the call. Even on vibrate there is very little movement unless its in your backpocket and your sat down.
