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Mixed feelings are left at the end. While it is a great handset to use for talking, the few things that are missing or perform poorly just seem to hinder it greatly. There are options that just seem to be skipped over when we can find them on models that are in the same class or lower. Does this mean it’s a bad handset? By all means no, it just means to not expect a wide variety of options. If it’s a sexy handset with great talk capabilities that you’re looking for then definitely make sure that this is on the list.Read more

After three long years of waiting we face the RAZR V3 successor: the slim and refined Motorola RAZR2 V8. Sporting a full metal jacket with gradating hues...Read more

The Motorola RAZR2 includes improvements over the previous version including 2GB of internal memory.Read more

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The Motorola RAZR2 V9 is a good phone, though we can’t help but feel underwhelmed. When it comes down to it, there just isn’t much to get excited about. It’s larger and heavier than its CDMA brother, and the build quality isn’t quite up to par. The outside display is nice and large, but it just doesn’t do anything to set it apart from other phones in AT&T’s lineup. The 2mp camera is good, but lacks advanced features such as autofocus or a flash that would bring it up a notch. The software is quick and stable, but bloated and disjointed. Even the burgundy finish takes away some of the sex appeal found in other RAZR2 variants, and at the end of the day we can’t find a reason to get excited about the V9.Read more

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