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Motorola RAZR V

7.4 / 10
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Based on 2 critic reviews
Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich Operating system
4.3" Screen size
8MP Main camera
— Processor
No Storage
1,750 mAh Battery
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7

“Motorola doesn't break any new ground with the RAZR V, but it is better designed than its predecessor. However, the RAZR V ultimately offers little incentive to switch from rival brands.”

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“The RAZR V definitely resembles the original with its angular face, sloping Kevlar backing and chrome accents, but Motorola has certainly toned down the quality of materials. While the RAZR V by no means feels cheap, there is a definite plasticky aspect to it that was absent on the premium-feeling RAZR. The RAZR V uses Texas Instrument’s aging OMAP 4430 processor clocked at 1.2Ghz, with 1GB RAM and 4GB internal storage. The device can also shoot modestly smooth and detailed 1080p video, though again it lacks the sharpness and smoothness of its ATRIX HD LTE sibling. The VGA front-facing camera does a decent job at video chats and vanity shots, but we wouldn’t recommend using it for anything other than a mirror.”

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In Depth

It looks like Motorola is trying to not mess up a good thing by releasing the Android-powered Motorola RAZR V. It comes with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich pre-installed and a design that is reminiscent of the original RAZR. Whether or not you find the hardware features impressive, the Motorola RAZR V is definitely a sight for sore eyes. At least it offers a change in design unlike many other Android smartphones that are available in the “brick” form factor.

The V utilizes a well-known processor from Texas Instruments that’s clocked at 1.2GHz and accompanied by 1GB of on-device RAM. It also offers 4GB of internal memory that can be expanded further with the use of microSD cards. It may look limited based on the above-mentioned specs alone, but in reality it is more advanced than most of the many different models that were announced and released in the past two years in the it comes with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich as the operating system by default.

With a body that measures 8mm thin and weighs 125 grams total, you might not think that this would be a durable choice for an Android smartphone. But it is actually built with a Kevlar coating and comes with not only Splash-guard protection but also a scratch-resistant touchscreen display.

Speaking of the display, it has a native resolution of 540×960 pixels and measures 4.3-inches diagonally. As you might have guessed, it has a capacitive touchscreen panel that supports multi-touch so it’s much easier to use for on-screen input. It can also be quite useful for browsing Web pages or taking pictures and recording videos with the built-in 8-megapixel camera and flash combo at the back.

No matter which way you look at it, the RAZR V is dressed to impress. More powerful models with much bigger screens may be available, but of course those models cost more money too. If the V falls into your budget range, it certainly wouldn’t be a crime to fancy it and take one home from the store. Just as long as you pay the cashier before you go, that is.

Need To Know: Motorola RAZR V

1. Default operating system is Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. (The Good)

2. Comes with ample amount of RAM at 1GB, which is useful for multi-tasking. (The Good)

3. Internal storage space is limited at 4GB. (The Bad)

4. Built-in touchscreen display is low-res considering the fact that the default OS is optimized for HD screens. (The Bad)

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Questions & answers

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Grindale · Answered

Try playing it in your music player. Press the menu key and see if there's an option for Set as ringtone.

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Grindale · Answered

Hey Jay. Only phones purchased directly from Public Mobile will work on their network. Phones purchased elsewhere will not work on their network.

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Grindale · Answered

Hey Jim. Is it a question mark (?) or an exclamation point (!)? If you see an exclamation point in the battery icon, it means that you're a few minutes away before your phone shuts off. You're about to lose battery charge. Charge your phone immediately.

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Grindale · Answered

Unfortunately, the package includes some sort of quick start guide. But that won't really help you I guess. Good thing you came across our website. You can download a free PDF copy of the user manual from the Motorola Razr V product page. You just have to click on the link located on the right hand side of the page to start your download. Cheers!

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