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| Motorola RAZR2 V9 Phone (AT&T) | 
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| Brand: Motorola
Category: Wireless
List Price: $299.99
Buy New: $99.99
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Avg. Customer Rating:  44 reviews
Sales Rank: 159
Color: Black
Media: Wireless Phone
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.3
Dimensions (in): 0 x 0 x 0
Model: V9
UPC: 723755936812
ASIN: B000UWGPKM
Release Date: August 24, 2007
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 cool and edgy!!! September 17, 2007
8 out of 11 found this review helpful
I'm very statified with this new RAZR2. Edgy as you see it on the TV ads. The external display is huge (though you wouldn't use it too much, except for reading messages or media player controller.) The touch pots on the panel is cool as well. But something you might to consider before you buying:
1, since it is fully metal body frame, it is a little heavier than the Razr V3.
2, The AT&T network sucks!!! One of my friend is using the RAZR2 from Verizon, he almost never got any call dropped. But for me, I have to say, I'm not happy with it at all. So you'd better choose your carrier carfully.
Works really smooth. I love eveything about my RAZR2. Especially the haptics and crystal talk features and huge screen outside September 11, 2007
8 out of 12 found this review helpful
I love everything about my RAZR2. Especially the haptics and crystal talk features and huge screen outside with touch sensitive buttons.
Improvements Over the Original RAZR, Read On September 8, 2007
23 out of 36 found this review helpful
FIRST LOOK AND FEEL:
1. The RAZR2 is a big, luxurious slab of metal and glass that feels and drives like a luxury SUV but still thinner than the original RAZR.
2. The phone has the biggest, most beautiful external screen you've ever seen on a flip phone. The resolution is terrific.
3. They took care of getting rid of the bulk chin in the original RAZR. The RAZR 2 does not have the heavy chin and has a smooth and straight finish with is much more elegant. The unit looks a lot more streamlined in terms of mechanical design.
4. New Haptics technology. Read more in the next section.
5. Browsing is much faster and browser looks great.
6. It uses the new micro USB port which technically is same as the mini USB port but is slimmer than that.
7. Viewing TV on external display is cool. Music player can be launched right on external display. No need to open the flip.
8. Excellent sound qulaity. Great speaker for Voice, Music, TV.
NEW ADDITIONS/IMPROVEMENTS:
1. External display incorporates a virtual reality technology called haptics, which will enable the user's fingertips to receive vibration feedback when touching the phone's on-screen buttons. This is a great feature.
2. Applications like camera, Sprint TV, Music player can be run directly on the external display without having to open up the phone, directly on the flip. This prevents users holding their wrists at an uncomfortable angle in order to view the screen.
3. Browsing internet is a breeze on this handset. The new Teleca browser includes all the bells and whistles needed for a mobile phone browser.
This combined with Sprint's EVDO (Enhanced data rate) gives the user very nice browsing experience.
4. Excellent camera resolution (2 mega pixel) and it take full advantage of the external display.
5. The external keys also use the same haptic technology. You can feel a little vibration feedback when pressing any of the external keys.
6. Although I am not sure of any technology specific improvements for the call quality but I see that it improved a lot. May be the speaker is different.
POINTS TO NOTE:
1. Only limited set of applications can be run from the external screen.
2. The RAZR 2 has a new micro USB port. This might require micro USB adapters.
3. Little more heavier than RAZR.
4. I am using a Sprint RAZR2, so some features might not apply to other carriers.
 All Show And No Go September 7, 2007
5 out of 16 found this review helpful
I couldn't be more disappointed in a flip phone. Having been a big fan of the v3, I was excited to purchase the newest and latest. Even bought the additional memory card. But the reception was the worst. My v3 was great with no cutouts. The v9 cut out all of the time. In addition, the connection speed to the browser was slower than phones two years old. And to view video over the browser was hopeless. It's very attractive and I love the back. It's very comfortable to hold and use thus the two stars instead of one. Yes, I returned it. Perhaps and hopefully Motorola will correct the mistakes in these early releases and I can try one again down the road.
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