Compare Prices : Motorola MOTORAZR2 V8

Review summary: The MOTORAZR2 V9 Ferrari Special Edition is a pretty stunning device; it's been built using a combination of plastic, metal and glass and feels extremely solid. The design is wonderfully sleek and stylish, although the gloss black finish does attract ...

Review summary: The Motorola RAZR V8 measures 103x53x12mm and weighs just 117g. Moto has thrown in a two-megapixel camera with 8x zoom, 2GB internal memory, an external colour screen, support for GPRS and EDGE, an MP3 player and support for Bluetooth 2.0. It has up ...

Pros: Owning a RAZR used to proffer instant cool. People wowed over its svelte, lithe body like a lecherous schoolboy on a nudist beach. Well, the RAZR2 V8 still has those glamourpuss good looks and then some. Motorola has stuck a two-inch touch-sensitive ...

Cons: While we love the styling, it hasn't really come on much since the original RAZR. That's it. Move on now. Nothing else to see here

Verdict: The first mass-market mobile with designer style, the RAZR filled well-tailored (and not-so-well tailored pockest for years), and this one is every bit as impressive as the original.

Review summary: THE MOTORAZR2 V8 is a solid but not outstanding handset that won't be at the top of anyone's wish list.

Pros: Build quality and design, touch-sensitive music controls, excellent dual displays, speed

Cons: No real outstanding features, graphical menu interface, no 3.5mm headphone jack

Verdict: The MOTORAZR2 V8 is a solid, but not outstanding handset. Its build quality and design are excellent though, ensuring it should be a head turner.

Pros: Build quality and design, touch-sensitive music controls, excellent dual displays, speed

Cons: No real outstanding features, graphical menu interface, no 3.5mm headphone jack

Verdict: The MOTORAZR2 V8 is a solid, but not outstanding handset. Its build quality and design are excellent though, ensuring it should be a head turner.