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Motorola Razr V3x in Cosmic Blue

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List price as of time of review:
S$718 (US$528.63)
for a 2-year price plan
CNET Asia review Reviewed By Sandra Vogel, CNET.co.uk
(24/02/2006)
Editors' rating:
Very good
7.3
out of 10
Based on:
Design, Features, Performance and Support
7.3 out of 10
7.3
Average user rating:
6.8 out of 10

The good: Good at video calls and streaming; above average at audio playback; nice quality stills; big internal keypad; lovely screen.
The bad: Camera light is fiddly to use; side buttons are easy to hit accidentally; less internal memory than we'd like.
The bottom line: A beefed-up RAZR with 3G capability, the RAZR V3x maintains the solid design platform of the original, and adds in some snazzier features, most notably a serviceable camera and a reasonable amount of built-in memory. It's not state of the art, but it has enough going for it to please both the feature and style conscious.
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User Opinions

Average user rating:
Good

6.7
out of 10
Average user rating: from 41 users



2 out of 10
Terrible
Not recommended
by Yukikaze - Mar 15, 2007

Pros: Looks good (to me at least), decent memory space
Cons: Restarts often, Extremely laggy, non-user friendly, Short Battery Life, Colour peels off easily
1 out of 10
Abysmal
Very Poor Effort
by BeastHouse - Dec 28, 2006

Pros: 3G, Sytle, Flip
Cons: Bad programming, bad reception, extremely poor functioning

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