My cell phone experiences in the past tended to be memorable- expensive junk phones that failed within a day or two out of the box!! I purchased a Motorola Razr V3 for my son after he had done extensive research and had earned his own money for the purchase.
It has all the features he needs, and since he's driving his own vehicle ( he's 16, a junior in high school , and taking 2 semester hours at a community college) we feel more secure having contact available at all times.
In addition, he loves text messaging, the clarity of the photos, and it frees up...
read full review »The Motorola Razr works perfectly, I have had my razr for almost 3 years now, and wouldn't trade it in for the world, the sound is perfect, and clear, and never fuzzy, and compared to all of my friends phone I get the best service, I have service everywhere all the time. The battery is long lasting as well. It also is very slim, compact, and light weight.
I am not the most careful person in the world but I have had to replace my razor three times since I bought one. I give up. I was really excited for this phone, I love the size and shape, even the features it has. Maybe through a string of bad luck I've had nothing but problems with it. I get problems with it freezing up, not receiving messages, unable to send picture messages, etc... I text a lot but my battery goes dead pretty quick!
If I could afford to change my phone right now, I would.
The Motorola Razr is a great phone, if you don't anticipate having it for a long time. I enjoy my phone, but as it grows older, so does the length of time it takes to dial a number, find a number, switch screens, etc. etc. Don't get me wrong, I love the phone...I just think if you use it constantly, there are more efficient phones out there.
I've found that, lately, the charge on my phone disappears quite quickly, even if I put it on the charger every night. Perhaps my leaving it on while it charges depletes the battery quicker, but I have had many phones that I have done this with, and...
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