Razr Help, Please.
Well--I've finally taken a plunge and have ordered the V3 (for $169-ish) but I'm kind of having second thoughts? I've always purchased Nokia's, but unfortunately, T-Mobile doesn't carry any with Blue-tooth.
Anywho...
Before I made my decision on this phone, I was reading an info page that said it has Video Recording (and I got this FROM a T-Mobile store)
Basically--I'm wondering a few things:
1. Did I make the right choice?
2. Does it really have Video Recording?
3. Is this phone worth the $169 w/ two year contract?
4. Are there any big problems with the phone??
Help me please!!!!!!!!
Anywho...
Before I made my decision on this phone, I was reading an info page that said it has Video Recording (and I got this FROM a T-Mobile store)
Basically--I'm wondering a few things:
1. Did I make the right choice?
2. Does it really have Video Recording?
3. Is this phone worth the $169 w/ two year contract?
4. Are there any big problems with the phone??
Help me please!!!!!!!!
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Motos are buggy. I had a moto, and I went back to Nokia. With Nokia, you never go wrong!
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I have a Tmo Razr, and have also had a Moto V300, Treo600 and Nokia 3650 to compare it with. I like the Razr...
1. it does have video, but is limited to about 5 seconds, which isn't much.
2. It takes OK pictures, about average for most camera phones.
3. The screen is large and bright, which if you text message is important.
4. Moto uses a different text messaging software than T9, it took a while to get used to but is just as good.
5. It has bluetooth, so you can use a wireless headset. Sometimes the volume on the phone doesn't seem loud enough.
6. Motorola's menu is pretty good and you can customize the icons on the front screen.
7. It gets good reception, better than the Treo and as good as the Nokia.
8. There ar...
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1. it does have video, but is limited to about 5 seconds, which isn't much.
2. It takes OK pictures, about average for most camera phones.
3. The screen is large and bright, which if you text message is important.
4. Moto uses a different text messaging software than T9, it took a while to get used to but is just as good.
5. It has bluetooth, so you can use a wireless headset. Sometimes the volume on the phone doesn't seem loud enough.
6. Motorola's menu is pretty good and you can customize the icons on the front screen.
7. It gets good reception, better than the Treo and as good as the Nokia.
8. There ar...
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