Best Motorola Cell Phones - Clamshell Style, false Locked, Keypad Input Method

'the colors were dull and our images were fuzzy with too much noise.'

'Poor camera.'

'Unfortunately, you don't get an exterior camera shutter.'

'difficult to sync with a corporate Exchange server.'

'you can have only one in-box set up at a time'

'extremely low battery duration.'

'Also, it's the only Razr2 without support for 3G networks.'

'the phone is difficult to recommend to non-RAZR fans, especially with the steep pricing attached and mostly average features.'

'Unfortunately, due to the glossy nature of the display, sunlight glare is a significant issue, although the screen does have a good viewing angle.'

'The top and bottom sides of the body are bare.'

'Gaming options were limited'

'The metallic surface isn't polished like the V3's keypad, which enables it to stay smudge free even after heavy usage.'

'difficult to feel the phone vibrate when it's in your pocket.'

'If you're not sure what the Motorola RAZR looks like, just tap the person next to you on the shoulder and ask to see theirs.'

'such a small phone vibrate'

'It's hard to get better looking than the MOTOKRZR; the phone will turn heads (at least until everyone has one) and it looks like a $500 fashion accessory.'