Typical price: £190
What is it: Slinky clamshell handset with 1.2-megapixel camera
What we think: A definite improvement on the original Razr, but in some respects still a triumph of style over substance
Motorola Razr V3i History
Sort by:
- Most recent first |
- Oldest first
21 Jul 2006 in Reviews
Since its inception the Mororola Razr has had more image transformations than Christina Aguilera. It's still very much an iconic phone, but how do you know which model is right for you?
15 Jun 2006 in Crave
Motorola Canary: Bird watching in the USA
Pictures have finally emerged online of the Motorola Canary, the long-awaited successor to the Razr V3. It looks depressingly similar to the original model, sadly
14 Jun 2006 in Crave
Motorola and D&G: Gold Razr V3i unpacked
Motorola and Dolce & Gabbana teamed up last year to bring you the gold Razr V3i, but you had to be an A-lister to get hold of it. Now you can buy it down the high street
12 May 2006 in Reviews
Clamshell phones have always been popular among mobile phone enthusiasts. One company at the forefront of this particular form factor is Motorola, who wowed people with the StarTac in the late 90s and continue to do so with the Razr V3
22 Dec 2005 in Crave
Rory's Christmas Shopping: D&G gold Razr V3i
The Razr V3 comes in pink, silver, blue and black, but being a true style guru I'm going for the hugely stylish, utterly exclusive liquid gold Razr V3i
Tell us what you think
Do you own this product? Want to share your experiences with other CNET UK users?
Write your own review of the Motorola Razr V3i
Can't find the product you're looking for? Want to suggest a product for review?
Special Offers from our Sponsors
Latest Mobile phone Reviews
BlackBerry Storm 2
Clicking touchscreen may be useful for clumsy people, but ditching the Qwerty keyboard has its drawbacks
INQ Mini 3G
Sluggish at times, and not the easiest phone to use, but it offers a great range of features at a low price
on Mobile Phones
HTC Hero gets unofficial upgrade to Android 2.1 Eclair
Sick of being stuck in the Android-update slow lane, HTC Hero hackers have taken matters into their own hands and released a mostly working version of Android 2.1
More:
- Samsung S5560 and B3410: Festive phones from Carphone Warehouse
- 3 to let mobile-broadband punters cancel contracts over poor 3G coverage
- BBC scotches new iPlayer iPhone app rumour
- Make an iPod touch into an iPhone with 3's MiFi bundle
- Motorola Milestone: The Droid drops exclusively on eXpansys until 2010
