CNET Asia Review
Very good
The good: Larger external screen; solid construction; clear, loud audio from speaker. 7.2
out of 10View score
The bad: No flash on camera; selection button a little small; surfaces easily smudged.
The bottom line: The KRZR K3 is better than the K1, but it's held back by a low-spec camera and ageing menu design.
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Average User Rating
from 4 users
Very good
6.8
out of 10User Reviews
I love the phone
Feb 2, 2009Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: Motorola is a unique phone in design, features & toughness..
Cons: Keypads a little bit small..Smuge easily but i dun mind.
Opinion:
Well built & unique design.
Nice color & mirror image housing..
Simple operating system.
overall i like motorola.
serves its purpose as a phone
Sep 29, 2008Rating: 7 out of 10 (Very good)
Pros: light and slim
Cons: poor keypad
Opinion:
The phone I had pre-iPhone. It still serves as my backup. Slim and light, the way I like it. However, the keys, like in most motorola phones, takes a while to get used to. I'm a very rough user, and it has lost its sticker for the select button (as being the most overused button).
It annoyed me how the playing of music cannot be configured. The music player is only able to play songs alphabetically, or shuffled. This frustration is the main reason why I ran out to seek the iPod nano. Apart from it, I am impressed with how it pairs flawlessly with my bluetooth stereo headset (also Motorola), even while I have the phone in the bedroom and I'm walking around the apartment doing other things.
I like that it has an external display, and the camera does take decent pictures when you want a snapshot taken impromptu. The external control keys are also ... Read more
Not up to the job
Dec 15, 2007Rating: 2 out of 10 (Terrible)
Pros: Solid Motorola construction
Cons: Poor software, can only accept Motorola stereo headset as no jack plug
Opinion:
I purchased one of these three months ago previously having 6 other Motorola models all of which I was satisfied with.
The Text/SMS system on the phone has a fault which Motorola are aware of but have not fixed. If you enter an incorrect character and delete it the phone reverts to upper case ABC1 or ABC2. This I find infuriating.
Also it will not play MP3's with a bit rate higher than 128kbps.
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