Motorola MOTORAZR V3xx Cell Phone

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I heard rumors about this phone before I purchased it. I figured they might have been isolated incidents...until roughly a month after I bought it. It started with the screen cutting out randomly. The phone was never dropped, or submerged in water, or taken apart, there was no reason for the screen to go blank while the phone still worked. The back cover wouldn't stay securely in place in order to hold the sim card, when I would open the phone it would delay a minute or two before I could scroll through my contacts because the sim card became unattached and reattached, I'm assuming. The phone physically looks great, but it is not in any way, shape, or form reliable. When you purchase a cell phone, you expect it to work when you need to make or receive a call. This would've served as a better paperweight than a reliable cell phone.

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Not good reception at times, dropped calls averaging around 50%. Seems like antenna not strong enough.

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This phone is poorly made, back cover falls off, Sim is loose in holder.Front caller ID stopped working, drops calls.If you need a phone for business and are not a teen just having fun, this phone is not for you, it will cost you a fortune in lost calls. Really a feeble effort at quality.

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I've had three phones in three months. The phone can't send pictures. It's not the network because they can set up another phone and it works perfect. They don't want to send me another Razor Maxx because they can't seem to get it programed. I wanted to stick with Motorola but I'm swithing to a LG for the next two years. There is a new Razor Maxx coming out and I may try it if it's still around in two years...maybe. If the LG works I may stick with it.

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Today's entertainment features wrapped in yesterday's clamshell design....

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

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The Motorola RAZR V3xx mobile phone has a stylish body and comes in a flip open model of design...

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Motorola Razr V3xxThe carrier that brought you the very first Razr cell phone is now bringing yet another one (yes, another one) to the market. The Motorola Razr V3xx for Cingular Wireless (soon to be AT&T) doesn't bring anything particularly revolutionar...

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A member of the phenomenally successful RAZR line of phones, the V3xx shares the family's sleek flip-open design, even more so than its immediate predecessor, the V3x. It comes in several colours, and flips open to reveal a backlit etched silver keypad...