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Motorola Razr2 V9

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Average User Rating

from 13 users


Excellent

7.5

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13 user reviews

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Sexy but fragile

Aug 12, 2008

Rating: 7 out of 10 (Very good)
Pros: very nice design, external memory, good battery life, many functions, huge external screen
Cons: bad 2g reception, very fragile, average camera
Opinion:
if you'd rather look fashionable over being a geek, this phone is for you. but if you're in it for the high-end functions, go for something else.

 

soooo sexy!

Apr 19, 2008

Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: revamped razr design, solid build, external display
Cons: average camera
Opinion:
I'm considering buying this or the N82. The V9 is perfect for those who are considering style over features. Although the phone has decent features, I want a phone with a competitive camera and good music player. I've been using Walkman phones for quite some time now (W900i then the W810i) since they usually meet my feature requirements, but now I'm looking for style. And the V9 has just that.

 

Beautiful!

Feb 8, 2008

Rating: 10 out of 10 (Perfect)
Pros: Metal, Clear Talk, Smart
Cons: 2MP
Opinion:
Improved RAZR!!! Hope they come up with another New icon!!!

 

Elegant, Stunning!!!

Feb 2, 2008

Rating: 10 out of 10 (Perfect)
Pros: Classy, Solid Feel, Eye Catching
Cons: No Flash, 2MP
Opinion:
Excellent Motorola Phone.

 

Good Looks on the outside with poor features inside!

Jan 10, 2008

Rating: 4 out of 10 (Mediocre)
Pros: Slim and Neat Design, More improved design, Well spaced out keypad
Cons: Camera, Pricey, Memory limitations, lack of Exchange Activesync, Unable to reject calls
Opinion:
Its a very well thought of design and this is certainly credit to Motorola. But if they could have given that same amount of effort on the inside, this could have been a potential winner.

If you look at some of its competitors from Nokia, Sony Ericsson and Samsung, you can actually get a far better phone on spec for the same price you'd pay for the V9. Right now its retailing at S$688 in Singapore w/o contract. For that same price, you'd be able to get the SE K850i (Cybershot 5MP cameraphone), SE K630i (small marvel 3.5G phone), Nokia e51 (which comes with 3.5G and WiFi) or the Nokia N81 (2GB edition).

Improvements that can be considered for future models,

> Infra Red
> 5MP Camera (or at least 3.2 MP with a decent Xenon Flash)
> MS Exchange Active Sync (similar to the V8)
> WiFi
> Built in memory of 4GB ... Read more

 

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