Motorola Razr 2 V9
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18 years ago
Motorola RAZR2 V9 (AT&T)
the V9 model from AT&T stands out for its superb voice quality (especially in noisy environments) and speedy surfing using a full HTML browser. We also like that you can do just about anything while listening to music. It's not perfect, but the V9 is the best clamshell the carrier offers.
Pros:
- Sleek and sturdy design
- Excellent voice quality and noise-canceling
- Can multitask with music playing
- Very good Opera browser
- Loud speaker
Cons:
- Smudges easily with fingerprints
- No over-the-air music purchases
- Incompatible with Video Share service
18 years ago
You'll always be the one....... for me.
My love with flip phones started the same year "My best friends wedding" released. Two of my best friends had the same instrument and I was struck up with a Motorola D628 - in todays language we can call it a brick for sure. Motorola is a synonym of mobile phones at least for me.
17 years ago
The V9 is worthy of its RAZR2 tag, being the first major upgrade to the RAZR line since its arrival on the market in 2005. Although the V9 does share some of its functionality with recent rehashed RAZR's like the V3xx, the new physical styling, processor, and other features certainly give Motorola's...
14 years ago
Motorola RAZR2 V9 in-depth review -
You have to admire Motorola's commitment to almost single-handedly upholding the clamshell form factor. Love them or hate them, no-one designs flip phones quite as well as Motorola, and the new RAZR2 V9 is arguably the finest-looking yet. Mind you, it does look a lot like the RAZR2 V8...
Pros:
- It?s another fine-looking
- slimline clamshell from the RAZR family
Cons:
- The two-megapixel camera is a little disappointing
13 years ago
Motorola RAZR2 V9
Yet another flip phone from Motorola, if there's a phone manufacturer that knows how to design flip phones devices its has to be them. With a partial touch screen on the front of the device, the Motorola RAZR V9 oozes class and style.
18 years ago
This phone looks really good but from what I have noticed it is actually completely useless & is utterly hard to use. Sorry Motorola but this phone is bad. Only buy this phone if you want a phone that looks good but you can not use.
18 years ago
Motorola RAZR2 V9
The Motorola Razr V9 is clearly the come-back kid! Its distant cousin, the original Razr , did for "slim" what the iPhone did for "touch". But trouble lurked as the novelty wore off, necessitating numerous firmware updates, problems with weak hinges, faulty displays, and so on.
18 years ago
pj's review
This phone is to me amazing. putting a touchscreen music player on the external screen is genius. motorola needs to start doing thins like that on there phone and i know they are very capable of making an iphone competitor. they are very capible of making an atleast 3 inch touchscreen phone.
18 years ago
Review: Motorola V9 RAZR2 (AT&T)
We take a full look at Motorola's most powerful phone for AT&T. Is the RAZR2 revolutionary, evolutionary, or just another RAZR rehash? Read more for the full breakdown. The first thing that you notice when you hold a RAZR2, is that it has truly been redesigned from the original RAZR.
18 years ago
MOTORAZR2 V9
The MOTORAZR2 V9 has undergone a complete overhaul and there is plenty to like about the changes, particularly the stunning external display. The famous RAZR is back -- again. This time it's been completely redesigned from the ground up. Aptly dubbed the MOTORAZR2, the V9 edition boasts HSDPA connectivity, a stunning metal and glass finish, and touch sensitive music controls that disappear when not in use.
Pros:
- Glass and metal design, HSDPA capable, superb displays (particularly the 2in external display), touch sensitive music controls, speedy user interface, decent features list
Cons:
- A little large and heavy, basic music player, no 3.5mm headphone jack, graphics in menu
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