Motorola RAZR - CDMA Cell Phone Reviews

by Phillip Andrew -- June 19th 2008 -- Newaygo, MI

This sleek phone is also A high quality device, although the battery life could be a bit longer, it makes up for it in absence of bulkiness and is great to look at. Overall rating is 8.5 out of 10

by Candi Johnson -- January 24th 2008 -- Melrose, IA

I love my new phone, and getting from you was easier than going to a store and standing and waiting for a sales associate to help me. I feel I will need to adjust my plan for my usuage, which I understand is quite easy with alltel. Thanks for the great wireless experience.

by connie toothman -- January 22nd 2008 -- harrisburg, IL

I love my Razr, but I bought one for my 8 year old niece and let me just say that this phone is kid proof she is very care full. Texting has helped with her spelling like you would not believe. I feel very safe with her having a phone for emergencies. Thank you

by rosemary hernandez -- January 26th 2007 -- midland, TX

The Motorola RAZR cell phones are amamzing. They are easy to use, have lots of fun features and most importantly they have been very reliable. My husband and I both have one and are planing on getting our children one. Thanks, Letstalk.com, for your service and helping us get the phones that have now become a part of our daily lives.

by kelli -- July 12th 2006 -- nn, VA

My husband and I are so happy with Let's Talk and our new RAZR phones. The website is so easy to use and very helpful in comparing service plans, phones and carriers. We did a lot of research before buying our new phones and signing up for new contracts. I'm telling everyone at work about our RAZR phones and Let's Talk. The phones are silk and easy to use. I thought it would feel weird holding such a small, thin phone but they are comfortable to use. The volume is good, controls are and functions are simple. Takes good pictures and video. Highly recommended!! Thanks Let's Talk.

by Nina Bowden -- June 17th 2006 -- Garland, TX

I am very pleased with my Motorola RAZR v3 cell phone! I had ordered a sony ericson phone initially, but was not pleased with the screen and it was hard for me to read. There were many complicated features that I apparently am too old to master. I contacted letstalk to return the phone and exchange it for the razr. It is so easy to use. I haven't had it 24 hours yet, and I already feel comfortable with it. The design is great, as well as the screen and ease of use. Thanks letstalk for being so easy to work with and for carrying such a great phone!

by Les -- May 30th 2006 -- Orlando, FL

LetsTalk has the best prices. I've been to every web site imaginable and not only does LetsTalk have great prices, the ease of rebates are an extra plus!! I read some reviews and would like to inform Debbie from East Pointe,MI as well as others,that if you go to the video setup on your razor, you can change the setting that will allow you to lengthen video time. I've been able to do so and get 2 minutes more, possibly longer based on the amount of memory you have. The sound of video playback is great for a phone, even ringtone sound is incredible. I'm impressed by the quality that comes from the Razor. I'd also like to add if anyone has a problem with the keypad and/or dropped calls, cingular will send another phone within a day or 2! I did so and my Razor is problem free. Those who purchased the Razor recently,shouldn't have any problems. OK, I'll shut up now,LOL LetsTalk and Cingular out perform all other providers hands down!!!!

by April -- May 14th 2006 -- Knoxville, TN

I've had the Motorola RAZR V3 cell phone for about a week now and love it! It takes awesome pictures for a phone. The reception is good!

by Martha Stewart -- May 10th 2006 -- Dallas, TX

My family and I got 3 of these phones from www.LetsTalk.com and let me just say that letstalk is the best place to get these phones. Not only are they cheaper than most places but they are a good company! So far they have had good reception and no dropped calls for us. We are with Cingular and around here they have good coverage even when we go and visit our family in the country. And another great thing is when you pull these out of your pocket everyone is like "oh my gosh! You have a Razr! Can I see it? Please" another good thing is that this phone is really easy to text message on. Overall there really isn't anything bad about this phone. All it has is plain features but the looks make it look better. So I would defiantly recommend this phone to anyone who isn't looking for a business phone, go with this!!!

by Tammy -- May 9th 2006 -- Fort Worth, TX

We've had our Motorola RAZR V3 cell phones for a few days now and love them. Also LetsTalk.com was safe and easy to use, great offers. Thanks for the service and quality. Highly recommend both phone and LetsTalk.com.

by Birdie Abrahams -- May 7th 2006 -- Tampa, FL

I always thought that I didnt need a cell and wondered what all the fuss was about. I have had my Motorola RAZR V3 for three days now, and I love it. The phone itself is so cool and the features are amazing. It is much more than just a cell phone . The "Lets Talk" site and service is the best also. Thanks so much for such a positive experience.

by Jim -- April 7th 2006 -- Baltimore, MD

The Motorola RAZR V3 is a very good phone. Great sound A++++ Rating!

by Luis -- March 14th 2006 -- Plant City, FL

I've had this Motorola RAZR V3 cell phone for several days and I really enjoy it. Very easy to use, great reception on both ends and very clear pictures. LetsTalk.com has also provided a great service. I recommend them to all!

by Debbie -- February 21st 2006 -- Eastpointe, MI

I have had this phone two days and I absolutely love it! The Cingular Razr V3 Pink phone is beautiful! I have not had one single problem that has been stated in previous reviews, maybe Motorola has found all the glitches and worked them out over time. The speakerphone works with no problems on either end. The camera takes very clear beautiful pictures. I wish the video clip was a little longer than 4 seconds though. I had Sprint as a carrier and switched to Cingular, I ported my number over as well with no problems. Previous to Sprint I had Verizon (good phone service, but crummy customer service and resolutions) and had two Moto T720s, which I find have a lot of the same features on my new V3, so I have not had one single problem figuring out how to use the phone with it's settings and how to do the phone book, and the side buttons on both sides including voice record. To those having problems with the address book, multiple numbers and voice record, read your manual. IF you have a phone with a SIM CARD, you have two options, store the number to the phone (which will allow you to voice record and other options), or store to SIM, (no voice record option, no other options). You can store multiple numbers on both settings (go to where it says MORE). On the phone storage, you can specify if it's a mobile, or home phone, etc. SIM card there are no options, just phone number storage. I look forward to buying a Bluetooth headset along with software and cables for added options to the phone and getting the full usage that goes along with this wonderful phone. I am very pleased with my overall purchase and performance, service with Cingular has been great so far. The true test will be when I take my regular trips to northern Michigan where there are lots of rural and dead zone areas.

by Stacy Sams -- January 21st 2006 -- Gastonia, NC

I have the Motorola RAZR V3c with Verizon and I love it! I find it very easy to use. I've had wonderful reception with the phone and in my room where I work, even though there are no bars showing, I still get reception and can talk without any problems. This is the best phone I've had so far and love it. My battery life hasn't been the best, but I can deal with that just to be able to talk without having any dropped calls or reception problems.

by Kishore Adapa -- January 21st 2006 -- Topeka, KS

I hesitated a lot before buying the Motorola Razr V3 phone, considering the fact that the keys are almost on the surface of the phone. But it is not a problem and a great phone to use. Letstalk service is also excellent.

by dude -- January 13th 2006 -- what, DC

The Motorola Razr V3 is sexy! The battery life is long. Bluetooth is really nice. The video is nice also. The Razor rocks.

by Barbara -- November 15th 2005 -- Elkhart, IN

I really like the Motorola Razr V3 phone. The picture caller ID is such an awesome idea! The bluetooth headset works wonderfully. It took me a while to realize that if I wanted to use the voice activation, I had to save to phone, not to SIM, but that was just a minor thing. I like that the phone is sleek, not bulky. I was able to take a pic at night with very little light! I have recommended this phone and LetsTalk.com to friends.

by C -- November 2nd 2005 -- Cape Coral, FL

THE RAZR IS GREAT! I replaced an old LG (garbage) and I love it! It is a bit complicated but reading the manual works wonders. Great call reception, clear calls, great battery life. The large screen is terrific. I have had it about two weeks and have yet to utilize all it's features.

by Larry Franklin -- September 19th 2005 -- Port Richey, FL

The Motorola Razr V3 phone is awesome! It's slim, yet tough. I've dropped it on accident about five times now and each time I thought it was definitely going to break with the large inside screen and with the smaller screen located on the outside along with the camera lens. Glad to report that there isn't so much as a scratch on the phone and it still looks good as new! It's also easy to use and makes hands-free talking simple with its easy-to-hear speakerphone. When I first received the phone in the mail, I was issued the wrong area code. Less than five minutes on the phone with LetsTalk.com the area code was switched immediately. Thanks for the great customer service!!!

by JESSICA -- September 16th 2005 -- Winamac, IN

The Motorola Razr V3 phone is awesome. . . I love the small width, I can stick it in my back pocket. The speakerphone part is great! You can do other things while talking, also can text someone as you are talking on speaker phone! The reception is the best that I have had! The headpiece is also great, I use this phone for business so to be able to talk and have your hands free to look through papers or to drive without having the cord hooked to the phone is great! I read reviews that didn't like the speakerphone part of the phone so it made me leary but after purchase I realized that the speaker phone works great! This is an awesome phone!

by Adam -- November 30th 2004 -- Arnold, MO

Bluetooth is one of the best features on the v3. The ability to sync with my laptop, desktop, and use a wireless headset are extremely useful. I sync to my headset the most. Battery life is one of the most important qualities of a phone. The Motorola Razr v3's battery life is much better than any other phone I have used. The outside screen is a great feature which really helps the phone out in many aspects. Being able to take a photo of myself by using the front screen is nice. The inside screen is large and vibrant. Out of all of my phones the v3's screen tops them all. The camera is not the best that I have used, but still functional none the less. The speaker phone and internal speaker are the best I have heard. The keypad is very unique, but still usable. I have 2 problems with the v3. The internal speaker when you aren't making a call has a high pitched noise. The keypad's light if in an enviroment thats not too bright or too dark it will randomly turn off and on. I think the call quality on the v3 is the best I have ever heard. It only cuts out on me every once and awhile with 2 bars. When I first saw the v3 I thought, "Looks with no usability.", boy was I wrong. The phone is perfect for what I need. The v3's best quality is it's design. The metal construction makes it feel solid, but not like it's a brick. The 13.9mm thickness is able to easily fit in my pocket. The camera is an exellent feature of the phone, especially since you are able to use it while the phone is closed. I would absolutely recommend this phone to anyone who is willing to spend the money for it. The phone has all the qualities more people are looking for. I would give the Motorola Razr v3 a 9/10 for functionality, 10/10 for design, and 9/10 for reception.

by Teresa Burks -- May 3rd 2009 -- Ridgeway, VA

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by theres -- August 5th 2008 -- winona, MN

I really enjoy owning my Motorola Razr, as not everyone has one. If they do they are different. Love all the features it provides. Also, I have found the clip on covers. I have purchased a silver one, and man does that look sharp. Thanks for asking, Theresa

by Rose -- July 24th 2008 -- Belleville, WV

I love the Motorola RAZR, but the plan is kind of poor. I would have preferred a plan with fewer anytime minutes because I don't use it very often and the lowest anytime minute plan Alltel had for this phone was 500. I very rarely use more than 300 minutes a month. Other than that, it is pretty decent.

by Carlene -- June 6th 2008 -- Forsyth, MO

The RAZR is a great phone. The only thing I don't like is that it takes two hands to flip it open due to it's design. My first flip-top phone was easily done with one thumb. They call the color "Fire", but I call it Candy Apple Red and love it!

by Kevin Locklear -- May 31st 2008 -- Shannon, NC

This is the best phone I've every had. It has a great resolution for displaying images, mp3 player to take all my favorite songs along with me. It gets great reception despite its small size.

by Barbara Simonds -- May 17th 2008 -- Winslow, ME

I am enjoying my Razr cell phone and am very pleased with the service from U.S. Cellular. I wasn't sure at first that I liked the placement of the incoming voice on the earpiece as the speakers are off center but have gotten used to it. All other aspects of the phone have been fun to explore!

by Martin -- May 2nd 2008 -- Gilbert, AZ

I enjoy my phone, all the features are real easy to use and the ease of some buttons are fantastic. The durability of the phone has been incredible also, I have dropped this phone several times and it still keeps on tickin. Although the phone is great, the battery life has been a major drag, after just a few months the battery needed to be replaced. It still does not hold a full charge for more than a day, probably a phone issue. All in all, it has been a great phone and I may pick up another when the time comes

by Bill Norman -- March 1st 2008 -- Malvern, AR

My last cell phone couldn't make connection from anywhere in my house. This one connects every time from any where in my house. I recently drove to San Antonio and didn't loose a signal at anytime. Alltel doesn't have a big market in San Antonio, in fact they aren't even listed in the San Antonio telephone directory, yet I never lost my signal and completed calls every time I tried. This phone and this service are by far better than anything I had before.

by Margaret Stacy -- January 24th 2008 -- Battle Creek, MI

We switched to Alltel service primarily because local cell phone dealers, representing numerous service providers, tended to all lean toward Alltel service being the best, with the most consistent coverage. It is better than Nextel for us, in general, but the service from our home is still erratic and less than desirable. We had a few issues getting our numbers ported over, and the invoice arrived on 12/31/07, due on 1/3/08. Hopefully that was just a holiday snag, and I should be receiving my next bill at any time so I can verify that no late fee was charged, as promised. The phones themselves are so-so. I have had good experience with Motorola phones in the past, and the quality of the sound on these is a bit tinny and strained. When I'm speaking to someone on a land line, they say I sound very clear, but sound poor to me. My husband, with the same phone, sounds better, and says that anyone he is speaking with sounds better, so possibly it's just my phone. Reception is still iffy, and on a clear day, I can go from 2 bars plus to no signal without moving a step. The phones feel good and are easy to use, but we're not exactly adroit at these things and are still learning to use them. The camera quality is not good, but I don't know how that shapes up to other camera phones. If our rebates come through (rebate says good until 12/31, needed the original Alltel service invoice to submit, and purchases made on 12/14), I'll consider these phones okay.

by Carl -- January 22nd 2008 -- Omaha, NE

I've had my Razr for over a year now, and there are a few things I've learned. It's as solid as a rock. I've dropped it a thousand times, concrete, wood, glass, everything. Sure it's had it's fair share of scratches, but never lost power or disabled it in any way. To the touch, it has no flex or weak points, it's like a brick. The main display is a beauty, crisp and clear, no problems with the outside display either. The camera is not great, but passable, I have a real camera for that, but nice enough for spur of the moment things. I can't text to save my life so key spacing is not really an issue for me, but they do feel very nice, smooth if you will. Lastly battery life, this is probably my own fault since I charge my phone every day and leave it on all night, but I generally get around 2-3 hours out of it, before it succumbs to the low battery warning. Again most likely my fault. The one thing I would like to say is that I feel the Alltel Customer Service was sub-par. When the center button came off, it wasn't a big deal, but since it was under a one year warranty I figured I might as well get it fixed. It took one MONTH for them to send me a NEW phone. Not fix my old one, a NEW one. And now one month into the new year (2 months after the repair), my signal bars have gone from an average of 5/5 and 4/5 to 1/5 and 2/5. I have yet to determine the cause of this, whether it is just the phone or the service. I have contacted Alltel and am awaiting a response. But either way, I may end up switching to AT&T, which my girlfriend has and is very pleased with or at the least get a new phone.

by byron -- January 6th 2008 -- fayetteville, NC

This is a good phone. I have had no problems at all with it. I like the sleekness of it because it fits in my pocket without causing a bulge that I don't like and when I use it in conjunction with my bluetooth, I never have to take it out of my pocket. The phones features are fairly easy ot navigate through, but like anything else, you have to learn as you go if you don't want to read the manuals.

by D. Carnes -- December 24th 2007 -- B.D., WI

Can't be more pleased. Just left Verizon. I travel a lot and really depend on cell phones. Got tired of having to turn my head one way or another to get reception. I've tried every carrier out there and find AllTel superior. I work construction and the RAZR really holds up.

by Crystal Jack -- December 6th 2007 -- Mesa, AZ

The only thing I don't like about the Razor is the inability to keep it on vibrate and ring at the same time. Every time I adjust volume, it is taken off of vibrate. Otherwise, this is the best phone I've had. Oh, the picture quality is a bit poor, but it probably is rated that way.

by GREG PRICE -- December 3rd 2007 -- BRADENTON, FL

Everything you ask is great, however, the picture to picture doesn't work and I had to order my wife a new phone. Now my black Razr doesn't send pictures anymore. I wish I would have bought a different phone.

by Christine -- November 30th 2007 -- Seffner, FL

The phone is great! I am very happy with the quality of the Motorola RAZR. The calls are crystal clear. It has many great options. The battery life is very long lasting. I can use it for hours with no worries of it needing a recharge.

by William Sheppard -- November 19th 2007 -- Tallahassee, FL

The Motorola RAZR is a great phone. Easy to follow menus. After first charge lasted 5 days before needing charge. Charges quickly. Side buttons make it a little clumsy opening one handed while driving but with practice it'll come. Highly recommend a wireless set with this phone. Camera produces a great picture that transmits clearly to receiver's phone.

by James Green -- November 15th 2007 -- Mooresville, NC

The battery life is terrible. The battery doesn't last 24 hours, whether you make a call or not. Also, the battery cover is very susceptible to being dislodged. Minor falls or catching the edge of the cover on fabric will pull it off. I'd quite sure that we will loose a cover over the next 12 months or less.

by harley r brunton -- October 31st 2007 -- lansing, MI

The phone arrived in good shape . I had to go to the alltel center to activate it. When I put an additional memory card in it it may have wiped out the memory . The manager at the alltel store dialed a number punched in a code and I have had service ever since. Sent pictures to email addresses. The features are excellent and I am learnning more about them every day

by Karen Koon -- October 29th 2007 -- Lexington, SC

I have not been as happy with my RAZR as I thought I would be. When I got it the battery cover would not stay on. After popping off and dropping several times the my new phone has a dent in it. Also the color of the cover is not a good match and it looks funny. I wish I had sent it back but I didn't and that is my fault.

by Renee -- October 24th 2007 -- Plover, WI

Nice looking phone but the battery life is horrible.. Very low use and it still needs recharging daily. My husband and I both got one and they are both the same. Also the speakerphone on ours is horrible. You can't even understand people because it cuts in and out.

by Brian -- October 9th 2007 -- Junction City, KS

Absolutely, hands down the WORST designed cell phone I have ever seen. My wife and I bought two phones. The cover for the battery doesn't fit on one of them very well. Even when we do coax it into place, just flipping the phone open pops it off. We bought a leather cover for one phone and the snap which connects the upper and lower half of the casing is so badly placed that it keeps unsnapping whenever we flip the phone open. It is no wonder this phone had a $100 rebate. You'd have to pay me to use it! In addition, the phone was supposed to have arrived activated. Neither phone was ready so I can't vouch for call quality, battery life, or ease of use. Thus, everything on this phone gets worst possible rating from me.

by Laurie Scott -- October 1st 2007 -- Spring Hill, FL

I am very disappointed with my "new" razor. When I got it and took it out of the box., and inserted the battery, the battery cover wouldn't lock on. After examining it closer, it apperared to me that it had been superglued incorrectly! I say this because "white superglue resin" was present , and the locking mechanisim was not aligned so that it would allow function. I did manage to free it so that it would at least lock on while I waited for the new back to arrive. ( it still hasn't) While on vacation in Maine, I experienced more "dropped calls" than I had EVER had with my two previous phones. And the call quality is minimal and "blotchy" most of the time. The phone heats up and the battery lasts only about 10 hours without even being used. The phone seems to have a mind of it's own.. some times when I push the "phonebook" button, it takes me someplace totally different, and the voice dial feature doesn't work well either. I speak very slowiy and clearly, and it still gets it right only once out of 4 tries. most of the time I just give up and manually locate the number in the "phonebook" feature. I believe this is a "defective" phone, and will be sending it in for replacement as soon as I can be without a phone for 4 days. (which is Not viable for me at all) But I was told that I had to send this one in and have it "assessed" before they would send me a replacement!!!

by Christopher Rosier -- September 26th 2007 -- Farmerville, LA

I have been trying to get in touch with your company. I like the phones but they did not have memory cards with them and the battery last maybe four hours. Even if you just took it off of charge. Also I have been trying to find out about my rebate on all three phones. Every time I check the rebate status, it says there is no rebate found. The phones had a $50.00 rebate on each one. Please let me know something. Thanks and god bless Christopher rosier

by Mark -- September 22nd 2007 -- Port Huron, MI

Well I thought these were the thing to get. Everyone seemed to love them. So I bought 2, 1 for me the other for the lady. Mine broke on month 2. I mean completely died. Returned it for another new phone and by the 3rd month it has already started to act up the same way my first did before it broke. Now the other new phone drops call no matter where you are at. To make things worse the moisture sticker behind the battery turned red so they will do nothing for us(its never been wet, these stickers are a bunch of b.s.). All I can say is that I will never get another Motorola again. Come to think of it, I will never go with Verizon again.

by Natasha -- September 17th 2007 -- Shreveport, LA

I had to send my RAZR back because the batter cover did not fit properly, and also the phone only displayed a blank screen when powered on. When I got a "replacement" phone, everything was fine except apparently I received the same exact battery cover because it still did not fit properly. The turn-over is time consuming, so I figured it would be better to keep it instead of sending it back again. My service was activated through Alltel for two weeks before I was able to use the phone.

by ashlynn -- September 3rd 2007 -- toledo, OH

i am very disappointed with the Motorola Razr. i guess i could blame it on the fact i got it when it first came out which Ive heard other complaints about the earliest ones but most of the time it will not charge, the back light goes off so its pure black on the screen but you can hear noises, you just cant see anything. i admit some people may think its stylish, but i dislike it very much. sometimes it will turn on and off by itself.

by Donald Hanten -- August 29th 2007 -- Sioux Falls, SD

I have had my RAZR for two years and its wonderful. I work as the Operations Manager at a Blue Beacon Truck Wash so my phone is constantly bombarded by humidity and water and with stands it wonderfully. I have dropped it more times then I can count and it never has failed me once. I have had several other phones and none of them have ever lasted the life of my contract. I do recommend that you buy a protective cover for it as a precaution but, I think its still a great phone. Razr and Alltel have put together a great product. I have heard that Verizon's Razr is nothing but junk thought but, I also thought that Verizon's service was a joke too so its not that big of a surprise to me. Remember that cell phone provider models very between companies just because you have a bad experience with a Razr it might be your providers problem not Motorola's.

by J Kunes -- August 17th 2007 -- Ashtabula, OH

The call life on a fully charged battery is 30 to 90 minutes. I cannot count on a minimum 60 minutes of talk time. I have tried 2 standard batteries BR50 and BR58 I think or mbr56. The worst rip-off was the 1480 mahour extra large capacity battery. It will work fine except I cannot get a damn extra large battery cover for the phone. What a joke this is for Motorola not able to solve the simplest problem. Supplying a plastic cover worth all of a few pennies. I have bought 2 phones and a plan through LetsTalk,(both motorazr). What are the odds of return business if the simple request of mine is not promptly handled. Not LetsTalk's problem, but the 3rd party businesses often are the companies that truly care about their customers. Thanks, j kunes

by Alan Cox -- August 16th 2007 -- Gray, TN

Speaker isn't very clear. Volume is weak. Cheap case - color rubs off easily. If you drop it, it will fly apart. Unable to delete songs from mp3 player unless hooked up to your PC. User guide tells very little about specifics of the RAZR - very vague.

by Tera L -- August 9th 2007 -- New Boston, OH

My husband and I purchased our Razr phones in July and so far the only problem we've been having is the life of the battery. The batteries run down very quickly. I wish Motorola would do something about the life of the batteries!! Other than that, we've been satisfied with our purchase of the phones.

by Paul Romanoski -- August 3rd 2007 -- Leesburg, VA

This was a replacement for a broken one-I like the phone, the size, the features. The previous one had a decent speaker phone option-I could hear and so could who I was talking to. But this one the quality of my speaking is very low-I need to send it back and get another, it's not use able due to this. Also, when using the ear speaker built into the phone, both had a design that you had to have it perfectly perpendicular to your ear or you couldn't hear well. But when in place correctly, it's good, but change angle, like when you're walking, not good.also, the unlocked phone is nice so I can use overseas or change providers, but the phone came with a huge Australian style a/c plug and a converter that slips onto it-so it's enormous to travel with. I had to buy another one. That ones ok for home, but not on the road. This should have been disclosed-the phone provided is an Australian version and the menu's have nuances with spelling (colour vs color) and things like that-but that's not a big deal.

by Mark Hansen -- August 2nd 2007 -- Langley, AR

Other than the battery life not even coming close to the advertised specifications, this Motorola Razr v3m cell phone is amazing! It would be nice if it supported the a2dp protocol which is required for listening to your mp3 music via a wireless stereo bluetooth connection, but the wired stereo headphone capability is better than nothing. Overall I'm very pleased with my purchase.

by Oscar Edwards -- August 1st 2007 -- Ft Benning, GA

I had a Sony Erickson 520a which I felt was a better all around and more user friendly phone. Whether putting phone number in or just using the options (games). The battery for the phone is absolutely the worst I've ever seen, it's like the battery can't / want hold a charge. It's not just my phone but my wife's phone also, neither battery holds a charge. I would have to be in a difficult bind to get another Razr if this is the quality Motorola promotes.

by robbin -- July 14th 2007 -- clinton, MO

I do enjoy my Razr a lot. I am not a big phone user, but when I do I want it to be reliable. We live in a small rural town of 9,000 people, so the phone and the company have to reach a long ways with no break ups. My problem is with the company of Alltel. I have had my phone almost 2 months now and I still have not received my rebate of $100.oo that I was promised. Thank-you

by alyssa -- July 2nd 2007 -- Murray, UT

This Razr isn't very good at texting. My phone always freezes after I send a long text message. It doesn't un-freeze until almost a week later. Also the speakerphone isn't very good. Most people cannot hear you when you call them using the speakerphone feature.

by James -- June 20th 2007 -- Cadillac, MI

I love the Razr!!!! It works great. I am a carpenter and I have this phone on the job site and it has been dropped or tossed in a tool pouch and I have had no problems with it. I got my service through Alltel and find that they are very helpful and have had no complaints. I would recommend both Alltel and this phone. Rnthanks

by Rebecca -- June 7th 2007 -- Moultrie, GA

I am very pleased with myMotorola RAZR phone! I have told everyone about it and now one of my friends is getting one too!

by DB -- June 6th 2007 -- Fort Myers, FL

The Motorola RAZR phone is great....just what I was looking for. I really thought this phone might be all hype but it is really a great cell phone. Love the voice activation feature. Battery life is superb. Calls are very clear and have had no problems with muffled or dropped calls. Highly recommend this phone for the value.

by marietta -- May 29th 2007 -- greenwich, OH

I like my new Motorola RAZR phone very much. Very simple to use and sleek design .

by Jennie Bowshot -- May 25th 2007 -- White Oak, TX

Great phone, great service and I could not believe how quickly it arrived! Thank you for making the process so easy!

by Marisa -- May 17th 2007 -- Brookings, SD

The Motorola RAZR is a great phone. LetsTalk makes it very easy in deciding on a phone and a plan.

by jessica brookbank -- May 12th 2007 -- charlotte, NC

The Motorola RAZR razor is highly overrated, mostly a fashion statement. I wish I would have turned it back in before the 15 days was up!

by Marcie Christopher -- May 6th 2007 -- Hermiston, OR

I really like my MotoRazr. It could use some easier functioning but overall I really like it.

by Rhonda -- April 29th 2007 -- Groesbeck, TX

tHE Motorola RAZR is one of the best phones, I have had. It has alot of great features, a clear picture and voice activation , web acess. This is one phone you don't want to be without.

by lisa -- April 28th 2007 -- prattville, AL

I love my new Motorola RAZR cell phone and the plan that I picked my new phone is the best!

by troy robinson -- April 28th 2007 -- early branch, SC

The conversation on the Motorola RAZR line is muffled most of the time. The pictures you take is real grainy and fuzzy looking, and the battery is only good for about 7 hours.

by MICHAEL RUTHERFORD -- April 28th 2007 -- FORT HUACHUCA, AZ

I am really enjoying the Motorola RAZR phone that I have. I have always wanted a phone like this and you guys made it easy for some one like me to get one. Now all of my fellow soldiers are wanting to go through you guys to get a phone and I told them to go ahead and do that and I told them that they wouldn't be sorry if they did.

by Andy Eippert -- April 25th 2007 -- Youngstown, OH

It sure looks great, but let me count its shortcomings: Buttons on both sides of the clamshell that you press every time you answer your phone. Positively antiquated navigation of the commonly used features. Due to the voice activated dialing, if you have 3 numbers for someone, you must make three entires for that person. Pain in the keister! I wish Sanyo made phones for companies other than Sprint!

by Orleine Smalley -- April 25th 2007 -- FreeSoil, MI

I love my new Motorola Razr, It is easy to use it comes in well. I have not had any lost calls. I used to get that a lot with my old phone. I am very impressed with it. Thank you for giving me the chance to tell you I love my new phone.

by Joe Bohannon -- April 25th 2007 -- Parkton, NC

I was using Sprint, switched to SunCom, then to Alltel, Alltel is the only carrier that I could get a signal inside my home. It is nice to finally have a phone that I don't have to stand outside to use. Thanks

by Morgan Anderson -- April 23rd 2007 -- Pocatello, ID

Overall the Motorola RAZR is a great phone, fun features and good speaker phone sound. I've been really impressed with the and phone.

by Christina -- April 16th 2007 -- Parkersburg, WV

I like the Motorola RAZR phone, I do wish that it was just a little smaller. It was fairly easy to get used to. I find that I have to charge the phone daily because if I do not it will not make it through the second day. I do sometimes have trouble hearing the caller, but for the most part the call quality is there. Probably more of a carrier issue than a phone issue. The MP3 player is pretty cool. You can listen to music anywhere, however the speaker quality is very poor, if you want your music to sound good, you need headphones. Overall, I like it.

by Nancy -- April 9th 2007 -- Lutz, FL

The Motorola RAZR is a tecnologically advanced phone. It has great features - I especially like the Bluetooth capability. Voice commands are also a nice feature, especially while driving. I like the flip phone concept - the keys are protected when they're not in use. The keypad is easy to use and I like the one-touch access to the camera, speaker phone, and voice commands. On the down side, the camera is difficult to use in bright conditions because the screen is hard to see. Also, I sometimes have a hard time with the clarity of the phone calls - even at the highest volume I cannot understand what is being said. The rest of the things I don't like are minor and are probably not worth mentioning. All in all, I really like this phone.

by Priscilla Ellis -- March 21st 2007 -- Merlin, OR

Outstanding phone service from US Cellular. I was a previous Sprint Customer I'am so glad I switched to US Cellular. I had numerous dropped calls with Sprint as well as spiratic coverage.

by Biker -- March 10th 2007 -- Marshall, MN

This phone is good, but the design is very bad. Get ready to replace it a few times, as it is the absolutly least duarable phone I have ever owned. The phone is affected greatly by moisture. I left it in my pants while I took a shower, and only the high humidity in the bathroom turned the moisture indicator red and phone stopped working (no warranty for a red moisture indicator).If you buy the Motorola RAZR phone, be VERY aware of what type of enviornment you will use it in. It is very delicate. Pretty bad for a phone that cost so darn much.

by Pete ERickson -- March 9th 2007 -- Iron Mountain, MI

My only complaint is that the Motorola RAZR keypad creates problems for stubby fingers. Numerous times when I have hit two keys fouling up my entry.

by Frank Brown jr -- March 3rd 2007 -- Richmond, VA

I am very happy with my Motorola RAZR phone. No complaints.

by George Dixon -- March 1st 2007 -- Magnolia, AR

With speaker phone on, you cannot hear everybody clearly at all times. Most of the time I have to turn off the speaker phone to continue the conversation...with the phone in it's holster on my hip, when I sit down, sometimes the side buttons get pushed and dial my voicemail. Name recognition is very poor, and the computer generated voice seems to have a slur in her voice. I've only had the Motorola RAZR cell phone for 6 weeks and now the standby time on the battery is about 12 hours. I unhook the charger in the morning and by night the low battery indicator is beeping at me even if I only have made or received a couple of calls lasting a couple of minutes a piece.

by bryan fields -- February 10th 2007 -- Fairview Park, OH

It would be nice to have a users manual for all the additional features of the Motorola RAZR cell phone. One didn't come with the phone and I can't even access it, let alone download it, from the Amp'd website. I've contacted the Amp'd customer service site and though they responded I have yet to receive any assistance from them on this matter.

by Pam -- February 6th 2007 -- Farmington, NM

The Motorola RAZR buttons a little hard to use and battery life is unacceptable. I already purchased a second one. Otherwise, better than average opinion.

by carol -- January 29th 2007 -- Crossett, AR

I love my Motorola Razr, but it stopped working last week, and I had to send it out to be repaired. The Alltel rep said she had never seen it act the way mine did. Other than that, it's just great.

by Lance Armour -- January 28th 2007 -- Midland, TX

I really like thie Motorola RAZR cell phone, however I was upset that I had to purchase a program to download songs to my phone.

by Barb Starbuck -- January 28th 2007 -- Durham, NC

I really love the Motorola RAZR phone. I would like it better if the clip holster for it did not cover the camera. Also I have a hard time figuring out some of the features - speakerphone, speech, and setting away features. Also, I really hate having to put in my password every time I access voice mail.

by Dallas Thomas -- January 28th 2007 -- Black Hawk, SD

Alltel has been great about any questions I had and taking care of a problem. The phones are very nice.

by Caroline -- January 26th 2007 -- Lutz, FL

Overall it is ok. Nothing to really be impressed with. Pictures are adequate. Quality of the phone calls are on the average good. I had a blackberry prior to this and I miss the QWERTY keyboard so text messaging on the motorola is somewhat of a pain.

by Ayesha -- January 25th 2007 -- Austin, TX

The Motorola RAZR phone is pretty cool. Amp'd mobile services are cool also. The only little problem is that when you go to amp'd live your battery might not last that long.

by Ramon Flores Jr -- January 24th 2007 -- Stockton, CA

We enjoy this Motorola RAZR cell phone, and pleased with letstalk's service

by Marcia Johnson -- January 24th 2007 -- Greenville, SC

I have already had to take my Motorola RAZR cell phone back to Alltel due to malfunction. It is a lightweight phone but the features I like to use are very limited on this model. I would not buy another one like it...ever!

by Pam -- January 24th 2007 -- Picayune, MS

My kids love the Motorola Razr. I don't really get the service I expected - maybe more phone towers will go up in the near future. I am still learning how to do things on it. I forgot all about the rebate. I need to take care of that...hope it is not too late.

by deanna -- January 12th 2007 -- belton, TX

Thank you so so much!!!

by Patrick -- December 22nd 2006 -- Janesville, CA

I had this cell phone since about May, right now December. It was doing fine, though, I don't like Flip Phones much. The other day, it fell out of my hand, while open, onto a carpet floor, and broke it half. The keypad still works, just no screen. I sent it into Motorola. I know I would have traded it in earlier, but my dad didn't allow me too. U.S. Cellular sucks at replacing phones. You have to get the exact cell phone, nothing else, even if you don't like it. You cannot restore your Easyedge things you purchased, or any pictures you take. So 50 dollars of games/ringtones/wallpapers purchased wasted. I am most likely going to be purchasing the Slvr now. I like candy-bar styled phones, and I like Motorola. U.S. Cellular on the other hand... needs to get out of the Cell Phone Business.

by Tina Lisiecki -- December 17th 2006 -- Avondale, AZ

Love my cell phone. The only problem is the buttons. A lot of times I'll go to push one number and another number by it is what actually gets pushed. It's kind of frustrating sometimes. I still love my phone, though.

by mike -- December 15th 2006 -- detroit, CT

The Motorola RAZR is so fragile. If you don't be careful the front screen and metal will crack dent. Memo: don't put in pants pocket.

by Tom -- November 22nd 2006 -- Cumberland, VA

I am speaking of the Verizon Motorola Razr V3m. I was hoping for more info on Sprint's new gun-metal one (Java and full bluetooth). It is a good cell phone before Verizon gets to it. These are the cons that you may not know before purchasing one: UI is slower. Red bars on top and bottom cannot be removed- Home keys and menu: you can only customize one key. Application platform is the proprietary BREW - Music capabilities would be fine after converting to WMA if the phone had stereo output (it is dual mono, same sound in both speakers)- Bluetooth is hands-free only. No spontaneous file copying.

by Beverly Gase -- November 16th 2006 -- Westlake, OH

The Motorola Razr V3 has been an exceptionally good cell phone! The back light makes use so much easier, sound quality is good. After five years carrying a competitors phone I wish I had come to this purchase sooner! Thanks for the great service and product.

by Toria -- November 8th 2006 -- Wichita, KS

I've had a Motorola Razr for several months now and I love it! Most of the time I can get reception anywhere! Its very self explanatory so you don't need a users manual. The battery sucks and goes dead very quickly if you talk for more than 45 minutes, also when you text it tends to ware the battery down a lot! Other than the battery problem it is a great cell phone! The design is very good, except I didn't like the width of the phone at first, but you get use to it!! Buy one! There Great!

by James Hussher -- October 11th 2006 -- Fort Lauderdale, FL

The problem with the Motorola RAZR cell phone is reception. Indoors it not only often but USUALLY misses incoming calls and it is next to impossible to make outgoing calls - no signal. I would walk outdoors and the phone would chirp and announce 5 missed calls...and indors it didn't ring once! I would not buy another, despite the admittedly sleek design. A phone has to work, not just look good.

by Roland Gandy -- October 4th 2006 -- Odessa, TX

I'm sorry, I guess I just hate flip phones but, the buttons on the side of the Motorola RAZR cell phone get pushed and the speaker is activatated when I open it, maybe its built and designed for females!

by Susan -- September 17th 2006 -- Miami, FL

The sound quality of the Motorola RAZR cell phone is much better than my previous motorola phone. Like the look. Seems like I have to charge it a lot. Overall, happy with it.

by Mary Beth Mango -- September 6th 2006 -- Avon lake, OH

The battery on both phones (Motorola RAZR ) does not seem to last long at all. It seems like it has to constantly be charged. We also have received SEVERAL calls and texts from previous people that had used these numbers. I realize this may be a Verizon problem, but it has factored in greatly to our overall satisfaction.

by Amanda -- September 5th 2006 -- Aspen, CO

Dissapointing battery life and choice of ring tones, but otherwise a very well designed, easy-to-use phone. Location of voice command buttons is poor... I keep hitting them and being prompted to "say a command," which is inconvenient b/c there doesn't seem to be a way to de-activate it, and I don't use voice-activated commands! With more practice, I shouldn't have as much of a problem. All in due time, right? Great voice quality - like a land line. Was nervous of others' reviews commenting on how dust was found behind the screen on their Rzr's, but I just bought a protection plan to make me feel a little more comfortable about it. Have not had any problems yet. Regardless, this is a really good phone, and I wouldn't hesitate in recommending it to a future buyer!

by Liz -- August 18th 2006 -- Fort Collins, CO

I really can't say enough about the Motorola Razr cell phone...its just that most of what I have to say is bad. I have had this phone for a year and I am on my fourth one! Each time its been something new and each time I've had a problem I've spent ~3 hours on the phone with customer service only to have them tell me that in the end whatever my issue is (one time the keypad stopped working, once the microphone went out, another time the speaker died and finally I had a bubble in my display screen!) is a known problem with the phones and they will be happy to replace it with another Razr (which never fails to also break within months). I guess the only good thing about this phone is that so many people are having problems with them that its a good chance whatever your problem with it is (and you will have one) it will be a known problem and they will send you another and you may get a few months out of that one before it too, breaks!

by Brittany -- August 5th 2006 -- Tooele, UT

Ok, so the motorola razr is a hot looking cell phone. However, that's as good as it gets. I've got some kind of white stuff under the screen. I can't use the phone in the sun..can't see anything so why bother. There is dust under the camera lense so pictures are out. I've only put up with this phone because I spent too much on it in the beginning so I have to wait for another upgrade! After reading the reviews I can see I'm not the only one complaining. This is my first and last motorola.

by shyia -- July 21st 2006 -- Salem, NJ

The Motorola RAZR is a really good phone and you can get alot of abilities with it. The only problem is alot of people have it and that's not good for me. I want a phone that no one has already , so then people will it.

by Kate -- July 17th 2006 -- San Francisco, CA

I'm not sure why the Motorola RAZR has gained such popularity. Maybe the other carrier's versions of this phone make-up for the boxy design, but the Verizon version of it just plain sucks. The menu system is horribly difficult to navigate. Coming from somebody who is naturally an electronics menu navigating wizard, this means it's really bad. However, the worst part about this phone is the fact that Verizon has disabled the bluetooth file transferring functionality of it, so that you can't send files to and from other bluetooth devices! That's right, no sharing your favorite ring tone with your buddy, and no sending your camera phone pictures wireless to your computer. How lame. Avoid this phone, or better yet, avoid Verizon!

by Christopher M Main -- July 13th 2006 -- Mystic, IA

I think the Motorola RAZR phone is good quality although I was disappointed to see that the best phone in the world was made in China. I also was very disappointed with the manual I received. It was really huge but that was because they decided to print it in 2 languages. It was extremely vague on everything only telling you how to get to a menu selection. It rarely described what the various features were. It contained no spec sheets which I found bogus. It also contained features I did not have on my phone or my phone had features not described in the manual. I was also extremely disappointed that the phone did not come with a case or belt clip. It is a very delicate phone and needs to have one of those items for protection. I now will have to buy something extra to protect it. I think we could do without the free earpiece and have them include a case or clip instead. That would be something we could use. I am happy with the phone though. I just wanted to submit the disappointments that I experienced.

by Ang -- July 6th 2006 -- South Brunswick, NJ

I purchased the RAZR V3M. I loved the design and size of the phone. I ended up exchanging the phone for another. The battery life was not satisfactory for me. I've had to charge the phone daily and I barely make calls and did not use any other functions. When I spoke with tech services at the Verizon store, he said that it's a common complaint with this particular model. Initial battery life is 2-3 days and then it declines rapidly to 1 day. I only had the phone for 15 days and noticed the battery problem right away - as I mentioned, I don't even make 60 minutes worth of calls during the entire month. I don't have the option of turning the phone off since I'm on call 24/7 for work; so, I had to exchange the phone. The technician mentioned that I could possibly get Motorola to send me an extended battery, but that would only make the battery acceptable.

by marcin -- June 25th 2006 -- romeoville, IL

Everything about the Motorola RAZR cell phone is nice, just the screen... Can't see anything when outside. Have to block the light to see my options on the screen. All the rest is perffect. Ps. Maybe one more.. Always visible your fingerprints...buy and enjoy. Great with jabra bluetooth 250 or 500-those are the best-you can hear in every condition

by Robb -- June 22nd 2006 -- Columbus, OH

This is my third phone from lets talk and have always been treated fairly, and my second Motorola phone. The Motorola Razr cell phone just is not what it is cracked up to be. Yes it is slim and easy to use, but there are problems that the moto people don't seem to care about. The other half and I both got new phone at the same time and both are razr's, both of us now have some type of white dust under the screen, and both phones shut off for no reason with full battery life. This is my last Motorola phone

by G4Ink -- June 18th 2006 -- Chicago, IL

Very Disappointed! Don't let the stylish looks fool you. I am a previous Samsung user and I wish Is could trade my Motorola RAZR cell phone in for a Samsung for the following reasons. 1. It is very easy to Miss-dial a number because the number pad is flat. Believe me. 2. Battery life is poor! 3. Phone is heavy and does not lay well in your pocket. 4. You have to push the side button to read the time on the front screen. 5. The front screen is very small and hard to read. 6. The alarm function is hard to set. It does not have a daily or one-time option. 7. Difficult to scroll thru to find your list of received calls 8. The software to download your outlook contacts is ~$30. Nokia software is free! 9. Lots of dropped calls 10. Icons are hard to read and figure out what they mean. 11........................ Shall I go on?

by Sherry Whirl -- June 17th 2006 -- Gautier, MS

This phone is worth what you pay for it! It's a excellent phone great reception the speaker phone is so loud and clear. I love the keypad it's large enough to press each button! Clear and bright screen and nice ringtones come with the phone. The only complaint I have is the battery life I think that it could be a little better always have a car charger with you! But other that it is a overall good phone basically a great upgrade phone!

by Todd -- June 16th 2006 -- Johnstown, PA

This is the second time I bought a Motorola Razr - CDMA cell phone and wireless plan through LetsTalk.com! Both orders they sent out on time and arrived on! They have been great to deal with!I will buy from them again! LetsTalk.com is great for all your wireless phone needs! The check is very easy to use and filled my orders on time! I would recommend to every one! Thanks LetsTalk.com!!

by Bob -- June 14th 2006 -- Boca Raton, FL

I have had two Razr v-Motorola RAZR V3's in 20 days and gave up on them. Volume was way too low on both units and sound quality became distorted as well.Design is great- fits in a shirt pocket, but what good are any of the features if you can't hear the call,. I returned the units to Cingular thankfully - good riddance.

by Rob -- June 13th 2006 -- berea, OH

The Motorola RAZR V3 ceel phone has issues. The phone locks-up on failed calls. Poor signal and poor connection. If you are in the sun trying to make a call...forget it. You can't see the screen. This is my third (free) replacement. Each replacement was worse than the one before. I like the style and features. But the technology has issues. I have read the other reviews and can not believe people are having the same problems as I am having. Oh yeah...the battery sucks! I saw someone complain that their battery would only last 2 days! My battery is luck to last 8 hours before it dies. Hey! 2 day dude! You should be lucky.

by Kellie -- June 12th 2006 -- Mobile, AL

I've had to return the Motorola RAZR V3 phone 3 times now for random problems--its quality is horrible! Otherwise, its an expensive average phone, with the only benefits being its looks & slim design.

by Teresa -- June 10th 2006 -- Dallas, TX

The Motorola RAZR V3 cell phone has a great facade with sleekness and its petite size. The only drawback is that it's also extremely delicate. Once I dropped it, and it completely blanked on me, unlike other phones. Bad things: the camera is crappy, very short recording sessions, bad reception sometimes, and it's hard to create your own ringtones for this (I've looked all over the internet for how-tos and no one seems to know). Once you get it, you better rearrange your icons/keys so that you don't accidentally connect yourself to the internet or whatever other costly function. I've had trouble sending text messages INSTANTLY, and sometimes it just never goes through. If you're looking for a good-looking phone, this is for you. Slim enough for small purses and tight pant pockets.

by hipolito moran -- June 9th 2006 -- port hueneme, CA

The Motorola RAZR V3 service that was provided was excellent. I am very pleased with how fast everything was processed from the beggining of my application to receiving my phones. I have already reffered a friend as a result. Thank you.