Motorola V3

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motorola v3..i had one for two years and it was the best phone i've had,but as technology improves you do get better phones out there now but for it's day it was the best,my se w910i has just melted so iv'e order a nokia 5800 but as i'm waiting for deliverey i've just brought another v3 and will us it as a spare when my new phone arrives.the v3 still is a top phone and looks great too,if yo want a phone for texting and making & recieving calls then i highly recommend this phone.you can personlise this phone with themes,wallpapers,screensaver and mp3 ringtones of your choice and the v3i accepts micro sd memory cards for more storage.the camera is just a vga(1.3 mp on the v3i)but they work surprisingly well.overall a easy phone to use for anyone young or old

Motorola V3 is quite good for using it as a practical mobile phone but its lack of gadgets take its rating down quite a bit

The Motorola V3 is nice, slimline with a good weight,i have found it reliable.

I've had my razr for 4 years now and generally have found it to be reliable. Admittedly, I don't do much with it - text messaging, calls and the occasional photo are about it, and I'm not particularly clumsy, although it has survived at least two drops down staircases!Problems arose the first time I had to change the battery. I've changed the battery three times now in the past 2 years and each time, despite the length of standby time and call time increasing immediately after changing the battery, after a few weeks it begins to decrease and after each battery change, the time between charges has decreased. I haven't changed it mostly out of laziness, and, after 4 years it has become a bit like and old friend I can't bear to get rid of, but have just ordered a new phone, and quite frankly am relieved to be able to get rid of my razr!

I was very disappointed with the reliability and reception and battery life of these phones. I bought three of them for my family and they were all poor performers (looked great though).

Can't think of any good points about the Motorola V3 apart from quite cheap and slim. Although it doesn't break, has really short battery life and is just plain boring.

The Motorola V3 is good for a phone, you can buy it too.Its not heavy. It slimfit the pocket. Jar application enabled.

The Motorola V3 RAZR is a slim sleek slider with a 2" screen. There are many downsides to the phone however, including the camera which cannot video record and is only VGA. The V3 has a very small internal memory, only 3mb in fact. The phone does not have space to insert a memory card of any kind.

The battery life is a different story, it dies after around 10 seconds of talk time.

Overall, I do not recommend this phone generally because of its poor battery life and inability to support memory cards.

The Razr V3 is such a dependable phone. I have owned mine for 2 years. These phones are so hardy; I dropped mine down 3 flights of stairs and it still works great. The only flaw I have had is the delay when taking pictures. The sound will click when the picture takes, but there is actually a 2 second delay. Overall, I highly recommend this phone!!