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Product Reviews : Mobile Phones : Motorola RAZR V3
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Motorola RAZR V3

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List price as of time of review:
S$709 (US$451.08)
for a 2-year price plan
CNET Asia review Reviewed By Lee Chee Wee
(11/10/2004)
Editors' rating:
Excellent
8
out of 10
Design 9
Features 8
Performance and Battery Life 7
8 out of 10
 8
How we rate
Average user rating:
7.3 out of 10

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The good: Quadband; ultrathin clamshell; luxurious aluminum furnish; impressive 262K-color TFT; Bluetooth connectivity; VGA camera.
The bad: Pricey; laggy messaging interface.
The bottom line: Motorola's V3 clamshell comes with a touch of class. Unfortunately, its extravagant price may put it out of reach for many.
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User Opinions

Average user rating:
Very good
7.3
out of 10
Average user rating: from 38 users

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7 out of 10
Very good 		Pretty Good phone, has alot of bad points.
by akbar - Dec 20, 2007

Pros: Great music player, really nice camera, strong durable phone, doesn't break easily.
Cons: HORRIBLE memory, screen gets fingerprints easily, phone gets dirty easily, no extendable memory, scratches sort of easily.
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1 out of 10
Abysmal 		razer-v3 sucks
by fifi1234 - May 11, 2006

Pros: superb hardware
Cons: software written by morrons
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