RAZR v3

closedAfter knock­ing over a cup of wine onto my Siemens s66, I knew the LCD screen would never be the same. So, after scour­ing eBay and Craigslist, I decided to get the RAZR v3 Black.

Every­one kept telling me that the Motorola UI is hor­ri­ble, but I find it simple and intu­itive com­pared to the mess that is Siemens.

The camera size (VGA) seems like a step down from the Siemen’s 1.3 MP, but I think the qual­ity will be better. The lens is easier to clean, and the RAZR seems to adjust to changes in light better. But, I can’t figure out why there is no one-​touch access to the Camera.

And, though the phone can’t sync to my Power­book wire­lessly with Blue­tooth & iSync, the phone has a mini-​USB port. (Cin­gu­lar doesn’t give you the cable, but luck­ily my Canon Elph did!) I was able to trans­fer home-​made ring­tones and wall­pa­per via Blue­tooth, though.

Lastly, you can’t beat the look and feel of the RAZR. Alu­minum just feels smooth and cool in your hand, but I decided to get the black model because it seemed a bit less showy.

So far, so good!

4 Responses to “RAZR v3”


  • Oh my god, Neddy. It was just a matter of time before you got one. Hello Moto?
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  • I know! Hello Moto.
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  • I’m prob­a­bly making an assump­tion that you use Cin­gu­lar, but did you look at the Nokia 6682? I know it’s a bit more expen­sive, but that Sym­bian OS really is great… they have this app called Shozu that auto­mat­i­cally posts to Flickr with­out having to email the photos from the phone. It’s actu­ally my 2nd Sym­bian phone; I had the Nokia 6620 a little over a year ago and also liked it. They seem to have the best cam­eras I’ve found in a cell phone.

    Oh, I did have a SE 710a, but quickly grew tired of the rotat­ing design. It WAS pretty, though.
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  • Yea, that is a sweet phone… but I got this on Craigslist for $200 in the box. Just pop the SIM card in, and go!
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