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Originally Posted by davistld01
but this is ridiculous on such a high-end phone.
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Originally Posted by jsmithepa
Anything new is high-end. V3 was also $400 when it first appeared.
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Originally Posted by anorthrnsoul
I don't care for the design of it either but luckily mine has shown no signs of coming off after about a month and a half of use.
Another note, I'm sad that the entire wireless industry will be going to micro usb as the standard ![]() |
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Originally Posted by davistld01
I have only had my Razr2 V8 for a few days, and already the tiny color-matched microUSB port cover on the side of the phone is all but falling completely off!!
It's a shame that such a poorly engineered piece of equipment should find it's way on such an otherwise awesome mobile phone. IMO...Motorola should have left the port open and easy to get to a la the V3 Razr, no matter how less "sexy" it looked. I love the phone in almost every other aspect...and I'm not being a cry baby...but this is ridiculous on such a high-end phone. |
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Originally Posted by davistld01
I would have much rather they had just left the port open...and easily accessed like the V3 series Razrs.
I am more than sure that my cover will fail soon, as it barely stays in place...and does not snap in place anymore at all. I will probaby end up removing it altogether...leaving an ugly, uncovered hole where the cover should be. The open-port design looked good on the V3-series phones, but it will look ugly and "missing" on the Razr2. I am much bummed over this... I agree with Archer6...Shame on you, Motorola. ![]() |
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