Motorola - Razr V3m Cell Phone Reviews

The battery dies quickly and the speed dial is automatic which is annoying (it automaticaly assigns a speed dial number as you add contacts).  There is supposed to be two silent options besides vibrate, and one is supposed to make it that the only thing you hear is the alarms and one is that you hear nothing at all.  However, it does not work and the alarm still goes off no matter what setting it is… read full review »

This phone stinks. It breaks too easy. It doesn't get a very good signal. When it gets ran over by an eighteen wheeler truck it gets completely obliterated. The phone is really NO GOOD. No wonder ther is a sequal to it. DON'T BUY THIS PHONE!!!! It is too easy to break. Exposing it to humidity breaks it. God forbid it's in your pocket when it rains!       … read full review »

I've been using the Verizon version of the Motorola Razr V3M for about a and a half. Whatever affinity I had for it at the beginning has faded quickly over the past 18 months. — — On the plus side, it is sleek and utilitarian, although the styling is somewhat dated, I think. My Razr just looks plain next to newer, more feature rich phones. Size is, of course, a big plus with the Razr. It's very thin, and would fit easily into a back pocket without feeling bulky or obtrusive. — — The internal LCD is nice and bright, but the red and black Verizon OS is,… read full review »

The RAZR has a great form factor.  I no longer carry my phone in a holster on my belt, I just slip it into my pocket.  It's slim, and there is no external antenna to get in the way. — The reception is good, battery life is adequate, it has a decent size screen.  I use the Get It Now and Mobile Web features occasionally, but I have not tried V-Cast and I have not installed a MicroSD card yet. — The phone accepts both midi and mp3 sound clips as ringers, and the speaker quality is good.  The camera takes decent pictures if there is plenty of light (there is no… read full review »

 When I first got my phone it was good but after a month I wanted to throw it out the window. — The battery life sucks! I've had my phone for 5 months now and I have to charge it 2-3 times a day because their batteries are worthless they told me the battery life lasts for a constant 3hour conversation. Yeah right,  after an hour and a half it's beeping to be charged and it dies sooner if you have the ringer on vibrate. — I got a Micro sd card to hold music files and pictures and the phone ran SOOOOO S-L-O-W it was unbelievable so if you are looking for an… read full review »

I wanted the razr because I was tired of the boring phones my old phone company had and the pink one was cute...not the best way to pick out a phone I know, but I thought it was a good phone too.  It's good enough I suppose.  Nothing special about it.  If your like me and drop your phone often this is not the phone for you!  The first time I dropped it everything just about fell off.  Now the back doesn't stay on all the way, it turns off on it's own randomly and it will even tell me I need to insert a sim, which is in, and that I can only make emergency calls. … read full review »

i have had many motorola phones and have tested many of my friends', but i have to say this phone comes in first. after having a motorola sliver as well, i have to say i would much rather have had the V3m at that point. unlike many razor-esque motorolas, the keypad does not "hurt" your fingers as the sliver, and others, do, with possibly sharp number keys and button dividers. complaints one way have are the following: — so many have the phone that you may get tired of it. — there are not many features available on this phone, and those that are are not easily accessed. — the… read full review »

I would recommend this phone for it's ease of use. You can be techinally challenged or a pro. The razr is good for texting,if you like to text. To add contacts it is very straight forward,and the user manual is easy to understand. One of my favorite things about this phone is that it can fit in any type of purse,because it is small..but not to small. I have never had a problem with the signal,I have even driven through a tunnel and not lost reception.You can also get it in black,gunmetal,red,or pink. The only problem I have had with this phone is that the battery doesn't last as long as… read full review »

Love the sleek style of the phone and the pretty pink color I choose!  However, what I don't like about this phone is that there is no way to download ring tones and assign them to certain people!!  What the BLEEP???  I mean c'mon....isn't that half the fun of having a cell phone and ring tones?  I thought it was. —  Anyway, that truly is my only beef with the phone, otherwise it's nice - just wish I could assign ring tones!!  Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. — TIP:  Oh and don't ever slam the phone onto any hard surface, either face up or face down (I did face… read full review »

The Motorazr V3m for Sprint is a pretty decent phone. Very thin. Fits almost anywhere. — Ringtone quality is very good. And if you have the Motorola phone tools software you can even create your own ringers, using mp3s you have on your pc. You can also transfer pictures and data to and from the phone and pc. Very handy. You can also record voice memos and set them as ringers. — Although there are a lot of good things about the phone, there are also quite a few bad things as well. The battery life isn't very good. Also, you have to turn the phone off then back on every couple of… read full review »

My husband has a motorola razr cell phone, and a couple months after getting recieving it, the phone would no longer ring. We would constantly hear the "missed call beep" going off.  After getting a new phone, the battery would not hold a charge. The local agency i was dealing with suggested a new charger. After forking over the money for a new charger, just to find out that was not the problem, they suggested a new battery. Needless to say, that did not work either. They ended up sending him another phone now, but i am so frustrated with the phone, and paranoid that its going to… read full review »

Well i'd have to say the razor is not like any other phone, its sorta big and kinda hard to use in my opinion. Although it does have really really cool buttons. The first time it came out it was kinda a really really big hype at my school. But in my opinion its kinda a peice of Sh!t.. — Just because its really big and doesnt fit in you pocket all the way. Also the screen for some reason gets cracked easily. Now you're saying what a douche bag? how does he even crack the screen. Well its quite simple really wen you put you're cellphone in you're pocket for some reason coins little knick… read full review »

Great phone, easy to use (my six year old can use it) Features alarms and calander reminders also the voicemail is easy to use. I love that I never lose a call! This thing has the best reception of any phone I have ever had. Beats all the others hands down. Also love the blue tooth technology, again, easy to use. I havd been carrying this phone on my person for over a year and I have not had any problems with it. Amazing phone fits nice in a purse or pocket and is very durable. The exterior is a pretty, functional and fun way to say HELLO! Has the added bonus of games and music at a great… read full review »

If I had to review the Motorola Razr V3m Cell phone; The first thing that I would comment about is the buttons. — It is like punching at a piece of paper. They are hardly raised at all. So, pushing is a hurry...nope. Pushing if you're exhasted...nope. — For the money there are far better cell phone. — The phones just keep getting thinner. The buttons smaller and flatter. Who ever said smaller is better? I seen a laptop the other day that I could have broken in half and I'm not the incredible hulk if you get my drift. — So, overall... it's a super cute phone.… read full review »