I have a razr v3 and the only problem I have with them is that the should take longer videos. I've dropped it alot so it messes up sometimes but tahts my fault. Overall I think it is a good phone to have.

I am a fan of this site so I am going to write a short review on this, my new Motorola Razor V3 Cell Phone. I just got this phone 3 days ago. I upgraded from a Motorola V190. And since I respect the reviews I have read so far, I may update my article as time goes on. However, for now, I think this phone is fantastic. I must give it 5 stars because I can find no flaw with it whatsoever, CURRENTLY. And it trumps all aspects of my previous phone, the V190. I have to recommend this phone because it kicks so much ass that I am really, really excited and satisfied with my Motorola Razor V3.

they're nice when they're new. once you get a few months to a year on it, not so great. if you're looking for something even remotely durable, never buy this phone. the stupid little silver piece that holds the hinge together has come out of mine twice. once it comes out, the hinge is loose and damages the cables to the screen and pretty soon you have a worthless phone. and good luck trying to find someone to fix it. and the other reviews are right about it being slow. sometimes you have to re-boot it just to make a phone call. and after all of that my charger quit working. after going through three of the motorola v220's, i'm starting to wonder why i would ever get another motorola.

This phone is pretty good, except for the slowness..That sucks, BUT, there is a solution! If you like taking PIX and FLIX then get a micro sd card. You can store hundreds of PIX on it. It will make your phone much faster. It's not the greatest phone out there...But it isn't the worst...If you want a razor phone, I would suggest getting the V3c (I'm pretty sure that's what it is..) It's much better than the V3m. Choose wisely!

I have the v3i black with itunes in it. Got it fully loaded from T-mobile  with all the accessories possible and it didn't cost a bomb either. I am so happpy!

Great staple phone from motorola. There are lots of different versions out there, so make sure you go to the Motorola website to make sure you're getting the right model (some of them have itunes for example).

The worst phone I have ever owned! I have had nothing but trouble with this heap of junk. It's flimsy, unreliable and the battery life is pathetic. It breaks at being lightly hit. It is complete style over substance, and the rubbish gimmicks won the clueless public over. Let me tell you, I am never buying a Motorola phone EVER AGAIN.

I love my razor... it's sleak, fits in my pocket and folds over so I don't accidentally dial people while the phone jiggles around in my pocket. These are the things that are important to me. I've never used it for pictures. I really hate text messaging. But I love this phone.

This phone goes to show how superficial people are. They take one look at it and notice it's a little different than most phones in the US (i.e., it's thin) and next thing you know they turn it into the hottest thing since sliced bread. They don't even bother to notice what a poor implementation of what actually matters - what's inside. The software on this phone sucks... It's SO slow. A friend of mine's Razr takes 30 seconds just to turn on. With other Razr's I've seen each time you press a button you have to wait like two seconds for the phone to respond. Pretty pathetic... Then again, Britney Spears is pretty popular too.

I have the Motorola RAZR V3i which is a step-up from the V3. This is one of the best phones I've owned in a long time. There are so many functions and features to suit anyone. Whether you want your phone to be silent, vibrate, just ring, vibrate and ring or even vibrate then ring you can't say you have no choice. I upgraded from a Samsung - which IMHO is one of the worst brand of phones even though the camera quality is excellent. There is no way you can miss an important phone call with the V3i as theres a beeper that triggers every fifteen minutes to remind you someone has called. My only complaint about this phone is the camera quality, but apart from that Motorola has me hooked.

I have had the razr v3 phone for about 3 months now and I could not be happier with it. I just love it. I think it is one of the very best phones that I have ever had. I live out in the country and I still get great reception out here. All of the other phones that I have had before you couldn't get a signal what so ever. This is definitely worth it's price. I recommend it to anyone and everyone. I don't know what you are missing.

This phone is the real deal. It does everything. I am probably going to go into debt downloading useless ringtones and mp3s, but that's fine. My old phone, a Nokia, was primitive by comparison, and weighed about 30 lbs. In the Nokia's final days, I had to use keys, pens, or the corners of pieces of furniture to push certain buttons. Doesn't impress the ladies, believe it or not.

I know the Razr V3 isn’t the newest of phones and that a replacement for it will be available soon; but I must say this. The Razr V3 black is the best phone I have ever owned. From its great features to its sturdy build, the Razr V3 may look fragile but looks can be deceiving. I have had my Razr V3 for nearly a month. Prior to owning the Razr I owned a Sidekick II and was a t-mobile customer. I gave into the Paris Hilton hype and got a Sidekick but after I bad service and a device that malfunctioned often I decided I needed to move on and I fell in love with the Motorola Razr V3. As many of you should already know the V3 is a super thin light weight and stylish phone. When you first get it you are afraid to hold it the wrong way in fear that you may break it. However the phone is sturdy and built well. I dropped mine, no I didn’t do it on purpose but she fell to the ground and after a few moments of desperation wondering if I scratched or broke the phone I decided to Pick it up and to my relief not even a scratch was on it. So the V3 is defiantly built to last and like I already said it may look fragile but looks can be deceiving and in the case of the V3 are deceiving. The phone also gets great reception and the call quality is good. People do not complain as much as they use to when I had my sidekick about not being able to hear me. I can also hear people better. The V3 also has a speaker phone that works really well. The V3 has a load of features; camera phone, dual display, video camera, voice recorder are just a few of the features available. Let us start with the camera. It has both still and video capabilities with a 4 x digital zoom. The picture quality is fantastic for a Camera phone and better than some digital cameras I have seen over the years but it still is just a camera phone. The video portion of the camera is good as well the video is clear and sound quality is good, but don’t plan to shoot any home videos with it. The most you will get is a 6 second clip. Perfect, for a Multimedia Message. Multimedia messaging allows you to send a Video message or a picture to a friend with another phone that has the ability to view pictures of videos. MSMS as it’s called is basically an upgrade to traditional text messaging, or as I like to call it. Texting on Extacy! There is also a voice recorder great for those of us with bad memories or if you need to take a memo really fast. The phone also has dual displays. What are dual displays? Well it just means the phone has two screens. The V3 is a flip phone so there is a small color screen on the outside and a larger screen inside. The outer display is shows the same information the inner display does. Both share the same background. The inner display is 176 x 220 pixel, up to 260K TFT Color, the inner display is 96 x 80 pixel, 4k CSN Color. The inner display is great for mobile gaming. I recently reviewed Crash Bandicoot: Tag Team Racing and was amazed at how bright the display can be and how fast the displays graphic accelerator was. Gameplay with the phone is easier than you think. You can use the navigation keys or number keys to play the game. The games seem to be pretty responsive to the controls. The phone is also Bluetooth enabled allow you to sync data with your PC or another phone via a Bluetooth connection or connect a wireless headset to your phone. I have tried the Plantronics Voyager 510 headset with the V3 and they work great together. I can get up to 100 feet away from my phone before any signal degradation. Now with any new phone a lot of people worry about the types of ring tones they can get on to their phone. MP3 or Poly is the question. With the V3 you can get either or onto your phone and if you purchase the Motorola Phone Tools software you can create your own ring tones. Before I end this review we must talk about the battery life. The V3 has excellent battery life. Up to 4 hours of talk time and 10 days of stand by time. I do not think I have seen my battery status go below three bars and I am one heavy talker. Another thing I have noticed about the V3 and its battery is that it doesn’t heat up. On my other phones after about half an hour of talking the back of the phone where the battery is and the ear piece would be hot. With the V3 there is no heating what so ever. Overall the phone is great and I have no complaints. I love the phone and would recommend it to everyone. So if you want a Razr V3 black head over to cingular and get one ?.

needs mmc card

Very nice phone

This is a nice phone, however it does not look as cool as I thought it would be. The phone is thin, but huge. Also, pressing numbers on the phone is like pressing numbers on a wooden table. It has all the features you could want, but it is not attractive.

This phone is awesome! Once you have a Motorola Razr with all the functions on it (besides being thin), you'll never want another phone again. It has a awesome camera, color screen on both the outside and inside (which is plasma, of course), an chemically-etched keyboard, it's thin, bluetooth, what else could you ever want?