Remember the RAZR?

[razr_fan]

Hard to believe the RAZR is like 6 years old now. It was like $500 when it first came out. EVERYONE wanted one. Now, the phone is worth about $80-$100 new, and Who here had the RAZR? Did you like it? Did you hate it? Do you still use yours?

Tell us your RAZR stories here.

And if you have Facebook, I started a fanpage for the RAZR.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/MOTORA...3203645?ref=ts



For me, I thought the RAZR was the coolest phone when it came out. I got one back in 2008 with AT&T GoPhone service, and I used it for about a year. It was kinda pricey for me though (the minutes) so I gave it up (well, gave it to my mom lol) and went back to Tracfone (I originally had Tracfone before, but I really wanted a RAZR, so I went to At&t).

Now I'm gonna be getting Straight Talk and I'm gonna get the RAZR V3A. I'm looking forward to having a RAZR again.

[otherwise]

I'm a long time RAZR fan; I have owned many! I just got a new V3a today; $80 at Wal-Mart. I had ST already so it's perfect! I've had an original, and best V3, 2 X V3re, and 2 X V9m. I've had many other phones of all types and after all the bells and whistles of fancy touch screens and slide qwertys, I'm back to the roots; a good old trusty RAZR! I love it. Going looking for modding info now!

[katz17v]

I have a v9m and and will not part with it. I have had the other tough screen phones and keyboard phones but I have to say for comfort of use the Razr is the best by far!

[JWNY]

i have 3 Razr2 V9 sets, 1 for daddy and i use the Rose Gold edition

Motorola has a good phone...the marketing of their products not the best though

JWNY

[UrbanBounca]

Hard to believe the RAZR is like 6 years old now. It was like $500 when it first came out. EVERYONE wanted one. Now, the phone is worth about $80-$100 new, and Who here had the RAZR? Did you like it? Did you hate it? Do you still use yours?

Tell us your RAZR stories here.

And if you have Facebook, I started a fanpage for the RAZR.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/MOTORA...3203645?ref=ts



For me, I thought the RAZR was the coolest phone when it came out. I got one back in 2008 with AT&T GoPhone service, and I used it for about a year. It was kinda pricey for me though (the minutes) so I gave it up (well, gave it to my mom lol) and went back to Tracfone (I originally had Tracfone before, but I really wanted a RAZR, so I went to At&t).

Now I'm gonna be getting Straight Talk and I'm gonna get the RAZR V3A. I'm looking forward to having a RAZR again.

The RAZR was $350 new, and the V3a doesn't even compare to the V3c/m. Unfortunately, I think the V3a is the poorest quality RAZR that Motorola has manufactured.

[razr_fan]

Unfortunately, I think the V3a is the poorest quality RAZR that Motorola has manufactured.

Why do you say that?

[UrbanBounca]

Why do you say that?

I repair them everyday, and from my personal experience as a Motorola technician, they are the "cheaper" RAZR, in both quality and price.

[razr_fan]

I repair them everyday, and from my personal experience as a Motorola technician, they are the "cheaper" RAZR, in both quality and price.

Ahhh, I see. What is the best RAZR or the "least problematic" RAZR model you've seen?

[actng]

i'm still using my V3c

[karaokeman2]

i have a v3xx that still works flawlessly. one of the very best phones i ever owned and used. could do almost anything with that phone and a memory card. super easy to use and navigate, let alone cram lots of pics, vids, and ringtones on it with a 2gb card.

[UrbanBounca]

Ahhh, I see. What is the best RAZR or the "least problematic" RAZR model you've seen?

I've worked the V3c, V3m, and V3a. The V3c was, by far, the best model of them.

[i0wnj00]

Wirelessly posted (i0wnj00: BlackBerry9000/5.0.0.411 Profile/MIDP-2.1 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/1)

I had the V3 with GPRS. It worked as a phone but sucked for any data use. I eventually moved onto smartphones. The thing that puzzled me is that the phone died because it kept on saying "Insert SiM" and I didn't find out about this after I sold it. I don't remember abusing it but somehow the RAZR refused to recognized the buyers SIM and the only thing I did was unlock it.

[otherwise]

Yea, I'll agree it's a cheapo but it's still a RAZR. I like it, the only thing I wish it had was a memory card slot. Oh well, Good luck with yours if u get one fan!

[UrbanBounca]

Yea, I'll agree it's a cheapo but it's still a RAZR. I like it, the only thing I wish it had was a memory card slot. Oh well, Good luck with yours if u get one fan!

Not only does it not have an MMC slot, but it doesn't have much internal memory, nor does it even have EvDO capabilities.

[neb1211]

Yeah I agree with the v3a being a step back in terms of the Razer. I started with a v3c, which was an awesome phone but lacked an MMC slot. Then along came the v3m, which had an MMC slot. I however chose to skip the v3a because it was basically a cheaper version of the v3c. It lacked both an MMC slot and EVDO (the v3c at least had EVDO). It also had a smaller phone book capacity than the v3c and V3m (500 vs 1000). Also I can't remember for sure but I think the camera was even lower quality than both the v3c and v3m.