Compare Prices : Motorola SLVR V8 - Expert Reviews

Pros: Slim form factor, Well built, Memory card slot, MP3 Player, Included Bluetooth headset

Cons: Menu system, Keypad design, Heavy, Paltry VGA camera, no iTunes support in Australia, Average battery life

Verdict: The SLVR L7 is an admirable effort by Motorola to provide the same wow factor of the RAZR in a candybar format. A better quality camera and a long awaited update to the user interface and Motorola could well be onto something very special here.

Review summary: Motorola has tried to cash in on the slim revolution by introducing the latest L7 SLVR.

Pros: Good sleek looks, 96 grams, Slimmer than the RAZR V3, One port for charging, USB cable and headphones, iTunes compatible, Expandable memory

Cons: Tedious interface, Poor quality video playback, Can't listen to music while charging, No FM Radio

Verdict: The MP3 playback feature is one of the USP for the L7 and being compatible with iTunes is a bonus. It supports both MP3 and AAC formats. Ringtones are of good quality and support MP3s. The Handsfree speaker phone is another improvement we appreciate. ...

Review summary: In case you haven't noticed, thin is really in. Motorola started it with the RAZR V3. Now with the new SLVR L7, they aim to do to the candy bar form factor what they did to the clamshell. Looks like they succeeded.

Pros: Slim design, high style, Apple iTunes

Cons: Unusual keypad, old-fashioned voice dialing, VGA camera

Review summary: Here comes the ideal mobile solution for all those who are not in love with clamshells, but do like Motorola Razr’s slim design. Motorola has decided to continue the path marked by its popular Razr by launching a new line of slim phones with classic ...

Pros: slim design ; well elaborated ; brilliant display ; memory card slot

Cons: strange keypad layout ; confusing menu ; slow response ; poor-quality camera

Verdict: It all started with Motorola V3 Razr. Till the moment this model was launched no one would ever even dare think of such a slim mobile phone. The Razr model was a huge success and managed to get on top of the slim handsets. At present, all major ...

Review summary: An uber slim phone for the celebrity market and also popular with the Chav community. Not quite what Motorola had in mind with the SLVR L7 but its wafer thin design does nothing to mask the poor iTunes player and limited battery life, shame really.