Motorola RIZR Z3 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: The RIZR, as the name suggests, Rizes to reach heights and probably gains lots more than the RAZR. Let's find out how well can the RIZR shoot up to fame.

Pros: 2 MP Camera, Flash, Memory card slot, Good build & design, Swift interface

Cons: Old software, QCIF video

Verdict: The Motorola RIZR sells for Rs. 13,300 with a one year warranty. At that price, the slider from Motorola is worth the flaunt. It may not be all sleek like the D series from Samsung nor is it all that feature-rich like the Samsung sliders. But we can't ...

Review summary: The RIZR Z3 is a well-priced phone, but that's it...

Pros: Good looking, Slim slider, Great keypad, Standard miniUSB slot, Decent camera

Cons: Network reception problems, Low-res display, Inadequate ringer volume,

Verdict: The RIZR Z3 has been priced well at Rs. 13,500. It offers the same features as the KRZR K1, but it does it for around Rs. 2,500 less, and it also offers a newer form factor.However, The RIZR is late. Samsung has been making sliders for years and they ...

Review summary: Yes, it's true, Motorola have made slider phone with the RAZR looks. Its name is RIZR. The letter-game name still holds true. This is the first Motorola slider for the European and American markets. The Asians are a different story. Considering its ...

Pros: great design ; solid construction ; 2 megapixel camera ; microSD card slot ; GPRS Class 12 + EDGE

Cons: outdated Motorola UI, only minor interface updates ; no Java 3D support ; no 3G ; records video in QCIF only

Verdict: The Z3 RIZR model can be easily compared to the new Ultra series of the Korean Samsung manufacturer. But when we look at the technical and software capabilities of the Samsungs, RIZR just fades away. It's not even as slim as them

Review summary: Motorola does a slim slider phone well with the attractive and well-performing GSM RIZR Z3.

Pros: Striking design ; great display ; good navigation controls ; decent call quality ; pleasing feature set

Cons: Shaky speakerphone quality ; camera didn't take the best pictures ; microSD card slot is in an inconvenient location

Review summary: It has been a while since Motorola started preparations for their very first release of a sliding phone â€" however the GSM-edition of this handset for Europe and the US isn’t actually the world’s first Motorola-branded slider, since the Korean ...

Verdict: On the other hand, evident mistakes in marketing and planning lead to a very consumer-friendly price movement for solutions dubbed as premium-class offerings, flagships, etc. And you don’t need to go too far to find an example â€" Motorola v80’s ...