Motorola Razr 2 V8

Motorola RAZR review

Motorola's latest flagship dual-core Android monster is a massive, original powerhouse, that's a big improvement on previous MOTOBLUR mobiles – but still isn't a total winner.

Motorola RAZR

If nothing else, 2011 has been an exciting year for phones that aren't the iPhone. Android continues its evolution, new handsets are popping up all the time and many of them are stunning. Two of the biggest this year are the Samsung Galaxy Nexus and this, the Motorola RAZR.

Motorola RAZR Review

It's a while since Motorola has really made the headlines when it comes to mobile phones. Both it and Nokia have been overshadowed by the likes of Apple, along with HTC and Samsung in recent times.

Motorola RAZR review

A stylish and powerful Android handset, which should stay better-looking for longer than the competition

Motorola Razr review

Motorola has resurrected the Razr brand with its latest Android handset, aiming to attract buyers with a thin and light, eye-catching design.

Motorola RAZR2 V8 Luxury Edition

Motorola's V8 has been dipped in gold, covered in snakeskin and endorsed by David Beckham. The quadband clamshell has 2GB of non-expandable memory and a 2-megapixel camera, and comes with a pouch, Bluetooth headset and swanky suede wipecloth. Motorola's V8 Luxury Edition handset is the swanky one in the RAZR2 line-up. Though all three models -- the V8, Luxury V8 and V9 -- sport identical super-slim silhouettes, there are two main differences as far as specs are concerned. Both V8s are quadband GSM handsets while the V9 is HSDPA, and the V8s have 2GB of non-expandable memory instead of the V9's 45MB-plus-microSD-slot combo.

Stylish mobile...

Well , camera clarity is far better than the other mobiles with even greater pixels . This mobile gives rich look and slim razor style looks. Reagarding the battery concern , its not upto the mark .

The silver Motorola V8 looks beautiful

The V8 gives me a few good things. It provides large and clear screen, good reception sound and great touch feeling. Contact list is easy to manage. Bluetooth works great. Pictures are good. Data transfer to/from PC works well. That's all I need as basic use of a phone. A draw back is battery life.

Go out, meet other people.

I've just come to the end of an eighteen month contract with this phone and I don't think I'll miss it when I 'upgrade'. My contract is with Orange, with who I have no problem - the reception is generally good and calls come through clearly. Which I begrudgingly admit is partly down to the handset.

Great phone

Replaced a Nokia 6300 with my V8. I was expecting miserable battery life like my old V3, but so far the V8 is actually getting better battery life than the 6300 did. The touch screen for the music player is excellent, the camera is surprisingly good even in low light, again better than the 6300.Main...