Motorola has been pushing its flat keyboarded, slimline RAZR format for a while now, and the company shows no signs of giving it up. A couple of new handsets have recently hit the UK with the RAZR moniker, and this is one.
It is a thin clamshell and its greatest claim to fame is support for HSDPA at 3.6Mbps. You'll struggle to find this actually on offer anywhere in the UK at the moment, but as it comes on stream web sites and data in general should arrive into the phone at a speed that'll cause you to do a double-take.
Apart from that there is little to shout about here. The battery life and camera both disappoint, and though the latter is par for the course for the RAZR it is still annoying.
To find out what I think of this phone in more detail, and learn how long the battery will keep you in continuous music, read the full review published by TrustedReviews.com, here.
It is a thin clamshell and its greatest claim to fame is support for HSDPA at 3.6Mbps. You'll struggle to find this actually on offer anywhere in the UK at the moment, but as it comes on stream web sites and data in general should arrive into the phone at a speed that'll cause you to do a double-take.
Apart from that there is little to shout about here. The battery life and camera both disappoint, and though the latter is par for the course for the RAZR it is still annoying.
To find out what I think of this phone in more detail, and learn how long the battery will keep you in continuous music, read the full review published by TrustedReviews.com, here.