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- GSM, UMTS
- 540 x 960 display
- Android
- World Phone
- Touchscreen
- 8+ MP camera
- WiFi
- Bluetooth
- Email client
- Speakerphone
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The Motorola RAZR is back, and it has been redesigned into a brand new phone. It is the thinnest smartphone on the market at only 7.1mm at its thinnest end. The phone is constructed with aluminum and Kevlar, while the touchscreen is made of Gorilla Glass. This makes the Motorola RAZR one of the most durable phones out there despite its thin profile.
The phone features a dual core processor running at an impressive 1.2GHz processor. This allows the Gingerbread 2.3.5 operating system to function without any hiccups even if several apps are open at once. 8GB of internal storage along with a 16GB SD card give the phone plenty of storage for apps, videos, and music. While the phone is not quite as snappy as the Samsung Galaxy S II or the iPhone 4S, it is still one of the top performers on the market. The screen is a Super AMOLED panel, which offers plenty of sharpness and contrast. It is not as good as the panel featured on the iPhone 4S though, but is still good enough for most users.
4G is also offered and if the service is available in your city, you will enjoy extremely fast download speeds and be able to stream HD quality video without any waiting period. However, using the phone can be a pain if you are not a fan of Motorola's tweaks to the Android operating system. Many of the menu systems are confusing and feature distracting animations. Previous users of Android will get the hang of it pretty easily, but a first time user might find the user interface to be confusing.
Need to Know: Motorola RAZR
1. RAZR is slim and durable with its Kevlar and aluminum skin. (The Good)
2. 4G download speeds are lightning fast and service is growing rapidly. (The Good)
3. While the phone is snappy, it lags behind other big names in today's market. (The Bad)
4. User interface could use some streamlining. (The Bad)
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Latest Reviews
The Motorola RAZR is a truly excellant phone
Richard Goodwin from Know Your Mobile (about 1 month ago)
9/10
Motorola has really stepped up its game with the RAZR. The effort that has gone into developing this handset is obvious from the look of the device to the company’s choice for its internal hardware. We absolutely loved testing this handset and can’t recommend it enough. There are, of course,... More
Very thin, good performance, nice loudspeaker
Michael Joubert from Techsmart (3 months ago)
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A slim body, an excellent screen and enough features to leave any gadget geek grinning, lifts the Motorola RAZR to one of our top three current smartphones along with the iPhone 4S and Samsung Galaxy S II. R6999. MicroSIM card needed.
Stylish, good battery life, huge screen
Clinton Jeff from UnleashThePhones (3 months ago)
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I’m a bit confused about what to say about the Motorola RAZR. What you have here is a stylishly designed phone, that’s impressive from the moment you hold it in your hand(s). For one thing, it’s super slim. Have I said that enough times?
The 4.3 Inch 540 x 960 pixels (256 ppi) Super AMOLED screen... More
Latest Questions
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How is the Motorola RAZR rated?Anonymous (7 months ago) • 1 answer
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Where can I download the Motorola RAZR instruction manual?
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When is the release date or launch date for the Motorola RAZR?
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How much does the Motorola RAZR cost?
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If you have problems with the Motorola RAZR, where can you go for support, replacement or repairs?
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