Motorola Razr V3

Ahead of the RAZR revival, we look at the phone that established the brand This year, Motorola will resurrect its most successful phone ever: the RAZR. Originally launched in 2004, this trend-setting handset sold in excess of 50 million units between 2004 and 2006, and kickstarted a 'thin-phone' revolution that arguably continues to this very day. However, the device was also something of a curse for Motorola; its success led to the company releasing several updated variants which didn't perform as well as expected, and by the time the smartphone explosion began in 2007, the company was arguably left behind because

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, even with the limited memory(after all, its a phone, not a Mp3 player or video player)....as it is....I'll just say that its the most Beautiful Designed and Constructed Cell Phone available period!!

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.

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

It seems as though Motorola will go through the entire alphabet before the Motorola Razr will diminish from the market completely. But don't be surprised if the Razr puff's out a bit more steam to run its sturdy engine into th

It bends, it creaks, it misses the mark on camera and battery.

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The Motorola RAZR brings back so many good feelings that I really wanted to love it. But as I've used it, I've realized it's too much of a compromise. Here's why I'm returning it.

Motorola Razr V3 (AT&T)

Motorola Razr (2019) is here. It has the look of the classic RAZR, but now with a foldable display that's very different to the Galaxy Fold.

Motorola has revived the Razr namesake, and with it brought us a modern smartphone packing a gorgeous foldable screen. It's a splash of something new while still evoking the nostalgic look and feel of a phone you can slam shut. But for all this beauty and wonder, there is a cost.

We really, really wanted to like this phone.

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