I've had my Razr for over five years now, a testament probably more to my refusal to buy new technology than anything else. Still, there's gotta be something to be said for a cell phone - or any piece of electronics, really - that works, more or less, fine for six-plus years. I bought it used in 2006 and have had it in my pocket, on my desk, or on my nightstand for the last five years. There's not much else I can say about the Razr that hasn't already been said. It's thin, and was marketed as such when it first came out, but now there are many more cell phones that are thinner. It's got a camera, which isn't even worth mentioning in the same sentence as cell phone cameras available now. And it calls, and texts, and that's really all I need a cell phone to do.

windknot

Berkeley, CA

When this particular phone came out, it just blew away all the other phones in the market, Aesthetically it was mind blowing, thin, sleek and very stylish compared to anything else in the market, i just had to get it and i didn't regret getting it at all. Apart from the super style that the phone brings in, its got some amazing functionality going on, its menu is easy and cool to use, the camera function is nice, you obviously don't get  high quality images, but you do get some nice pictures, for those moments when you're not carrying your camera but need to take out a picture. The video works fine, i never use it, as it eats up the battery. The blue tooth is very good, never disconnects and i have been using it on a daily basis. It weighs surprisingly less, it looks way more heavy than what it weighs.  The call quality is good, and the speaker volume works fine. There are many phones out there with similar and better functions, but if you are looking for something thats super stylish and functionally then nothing better than this

K2h

El Segundo, CA

**I purchased the Motorola - Motorola RAZR V3XX Cell Phone because I liked the design and the features of the phone.Once I started to use the phone I realized I should have done more research on it.The picture quality is not very good,(I have a disposable camera that takes better pictures).This phone just seemed to have more problems than it was really worth.Here are a few problems I ran into with the Motorola- Motorola RAZR V3XX Cell Phone.I tried charging it overnight and the battery bar only went up one notch,I tried to make calls and it would not dial out,I was on the phone actually in the middle of a conversation and the phone goes dead after being charged all night.If you choose to purchase a cell phone I do not suggest you purchase this one and whatever one you do decide on make sure you do a little research on it to be sure it is what you want and that if there are any problems there is someone that will help you.**

kikibear10

Oil City, PA

This phone is not too good. I mean, it does everything that you would want a phone to do like calling and texting and the front screen is very convient. But the texture of the phone is very plasticy. It breaks very easily. It's a nice phone for first time users but it's very fragile. It doesn't do anything fancy, just makes calls and sends texts. This would be the kind of phone I would give to my kid for their first phone. It's a flip phone with nice big buttons but sometimes they don't work right. It doesn't have a keyboard, just the number pad. And it does have T9 in case your wondering. It also doesn't have an mp3 in it but it does have a camera. You can zoom in and change the background colors and it even has fun backgrounds to choose from. I wouldn't reccomend this phone to anyone that has anger problems or leaves there stuff around the house. IT WILL GET BROKEN. I also don't reccomend it to anyone who wants a phone that isn't crap.

BloodGoreDeath

Hutchinson, MN

This was the second phone I ever owned. It took a little getting used to when talking on the phone because there was always this hollow kind of sound when no one was talking or saying anything and I noticed it sounded a little weird when I was talking on it. I got used to that and I pretty much liked it. This phone was nice and thin, long enough to reach from my ear to my mouth, which was nice because I really don't like those phones that are short. I liked the fact that it was a flip phone, so the chances of accidentally pressing a button were pretty slim. I pretty much liked everything about it. But still it was wonting because I just felt it was missing something. Some things weren't that easy to access, like getting to the tools and certain settings. I'm not a huge fan of the camera on it either. The pictures never turned out that great, but the lighting was accurate, so I give it props for that.

cheshirerabbit

Rice Lake, WI

My mom, sister and i all had this phone for between 2-3 years and things were very up and down. We loved that i was a substantial size, but that it was thin so it was easy to carry. We liked the buttons; they were bigger so easily pressed and easily memorized.  However... The pictures would come out pretty fuzzy. The battery life sucked from the beginning, we were all battling for chargers because we all needed to charge our phones constantly. The storage space was awful. The special moment that topped it all off was my mom's phone breaking into 2 parts. One day she noticed the cap on the side of phone was gone and all the cables that were connecting the upper half and bottom half were exposed. So she was just like "okay...i'll just be careful from now on." A month later, she goes to open her phone and it breaks in half. The cables are broken and the screen no longer works. The best part is, the phone still work mechanically (so apparently this phone is partially durable). So people would contnue to call and text her, but the ear piece didn't work and the screen didn't work so the phone would just be beeping and beeping...waiting to be answered. Luckily, she was able to get her address book off of the phone and transferred to a new phone, but she lost everything else.   This was just too many problems for us so we all switched to different phones.

Courty2114

Decorah, IA

I have had this phone for 4 years now. It has never had a single issue to coplain about, or even to call tech support. Looks great, small size, thin enough to easily rest on my waist and belt. I am now looking to upgrade to a smartphone. I can only hope I can find as good a phone.

jbass302

Stony Point, NY

The Motorola Razor V3XX, is a marvolous phone and it is able to withstand massive amounds of abuse. Althought tiny in size this phone is well built.Out of all the phones I have owned I would have to say that this phone is the most dependable, with great camera and video quality, and copatablity with almost any computer.

cfoster8998

Cedar Rapids, IA

I purchased a motorola V3t about 4 years ago and I still have the same original phone. It has been an outstanding phone and I love it.  I have only had one problem with it and that was when I went to update the software, I forgot to download and save all of my original phonebook entries so I ended up losing everything. Except for that I have had no problems with the phone whatsoever, I would highly recommend motorola products, they are wonderful and very reliable.

countrylassie

Santee, CA

This phone worked fine for awhile, except for the fact that the volume was never loud enough to really hear when the phone rang. Ultimately, after about 2 years, all buttons suddenly went dead and could not be revived; it was not a battery problem. This was my third Motorola phone; they all had volume problems - if it was not the sound of the ring, it was the level at which I could hear the incoming call.

graham072442

Lynn, MA