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| Motorola RAZR V3m Silver Phone (Verizon Wireless) | 
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| Brand: Motorola
Category: Wireless
This item is no longer available
Avg. Customer Rating:  108 reviews
Sales Rank: 2770
Color: Silver
Media: Wireless Phone
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 0 x 0 x 0
Model: V3m
UPC: 723755885646
EAN: 0723755885646
ASIN: B000G7LWRM
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| Customer Reviews:
 DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!! This phone is a piece of crap! October 21, 2007
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
When I first saw this phone I just had to have it. I loved that is was so slick and slim. No antenna was a nice plus as well. I really regret buying this phone!!! My biggest upset was the battery life. The day I recieved the phone I charged it and was ready to go. I made one THIRTEEN MIN phone call and it already needed to be charged. I went two or three days with the same thing happening and I finally took it back to the store. They(verizon) told me this was common with this phone and that I would have to buy a new and better $[...] battery. Needless to say I keep the one I had and it hasn't got any better. I only make 4 or 5 calls a day with no more than an hour usage and have to charge it twice a day. I dropped it(on carpet) and the display screen doesnt work anymore. The only upside to this phone is that its slender. I repeat Please Don't Waste Your Money!
 BIG disappointment from Verizon October 11, 2007
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
Overall this is a bad phone. The main reason I purchased it was because it's very thin and has no antenna. The reception is good and voices come in clear both ways. This is where the positives stop. The worst aspect of the phone is the poor battery life. I have even disabled EVDO so it won't switch between it and 1x when moving around town (which drains the battery).
The Verizon software makes the phone useless. You cannot have the phone ring and vibrate at the same time, you cannot change the horrible wallpaper on the front LCD, and you cannot change the color scheme from red. Verizon has also disabled the use of Motorola Phone Tool, which enables you to put your own ringtones and media on the phone. You are forced to purchase media from the VCast service. Even if you wouldn't normally use media on your phone, you should object to this because of principal. It's corporate greed at its finest and Verizon is preventing you from using the full capabilities of your purchase.
It does have a decent camera, but it's functionality is limited. It takes video clips, but nothing over 15 seconds. There are sites that tell you how to hack the phone, but it's not worth the time and risk of ruining the phone.
The pluses: very thin, no antenna, sleek design
Cons: horrible user interface, very few options to change the appearance, many of the phone's functionality has been disabled by Verizon
Conclusion: buy something else. I succumbed to the hype of the Razr, but was burned. If it weren't for Verizon, the phone would be fine.
 Useful cell phone September 23, 2007
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
I just upgraded from an older cell phone to this version.
Motorola, I know, saw its market share diminish by not upgrading its phones. However, this particular model represents a major improvement for me.
It takes a bit to get the functions straight (but, then, I'm a technophobe and not real techno-literate to begin with). However, I have been able to pick up the specifics and choose what options I wish (e.g., answering the phone by simply opening it). I was able to change ringer tones handily; it was easy to program voice mail; it was simple to access the web through the phone.
I was even able to send my first text message (yes, I know, primitive).
All in all, I'm pretty happy with this. I am well aware that there are much more powerful and fancier cell phones out there. But I prefer something simple and easy to use. And this fills my bill nicely.
 Motorola RAZR V3, the Movie Star. August 3, 2007
0 out of 13 found this review helpful
Motorola RAZR V3, is not only one of the most popular cellular phones in the united state, but it can be considered without hesitation to be also a well known T.V. and movie star.
First, Motorola RAZR V3 has very beautiful slim shape like most movie stars. Second, it has many stunning colorful dresses like silver, blue, black, pink and maroon. Third, and for most, Motorola RAZR V3 has been seen in numerous movies, television and reality shows.
On the television game show Cash Cab, RAZR V3 was used by the contestants who seek assistance by phone. In the adventure reality show "Treasure Hunters", the contestants were given RAZR V3s for communication with the host and each other.
The RAZR was also used by Detective Danny Messer during Season 2 of CSI: NY.
I expect to see the rising star, Motorola RAZR V3, in Entertainment Tonight, Larry King, and many other late night shows. Good Luck.
Motorola RAZR is a disappointment! July 27, 2007
8 out of 11 found this review helpful
I wanted the Motorola RAZR for a while and I finally got one. Now, I just wish I had my old phone back. Here's why I don't like this phone:
- buttons on the side are easy to accidentally push
- the standard ringtones are terrible and you must pay for any new ones
- the battery doesn't stay charged for more than a couple of days
- frequently used functions are not very easily accessed
Overall, I had high expectations for this phone. I thought I was getting this high tech, cool new device and it's not even as good as the simple three-year old phone I was using!
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