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Displaying of 28 reviews. Battery power. Moto I need batter backup like mAh or more please. Is this review helpful? Shubham Jain Nov 19, on Gadgets Recommends. Looks good in hand. Good item. What a phone. I sold both my kidney,s to buy this phone but still running short of few thousand It is excellent device to have What an Style. This phone is not about facility, capacity and quality, this phone is all about style What does this black dot on the iPhone do?

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You also agree to the Terms of Use and acknowledge the data collection and usage practices outlined in our Privacy Policy. The Motorola Razr is back and looks better than ever. Watch Now. My Profile Log Out. Join Discussion. Verizon got the Razr in , as the V3c model. It had terrific reception and call quality, but I lamented the lack of an onboard MP3 player, an issue that would become a sort of zig-zagging sticking point for the Razr team over the next year and a half. By , you could get Razrs in every color of the rainbow.

Broad arrays of colors were common back then, with phone makers spinning out new colorways to juice sales without having to build a whole new device. I, and many other people, saw the proliferation of gimmick Razrs as devaluing the brand and trying to beat it to death.

Razr users were already starting to complain about slow performance and a lagging camera. Before the iPhone came out, Motorola had a short, doomed partnership with Apple to put iTunes on its phones.

The Razr V3i had an awkward method of syncing with iTunes, only held songs, and came out two months before the announcement of the iPhone. Motorola tried to refresh the Razr line with the V3xx , a much faster version with a better screen, reception, voice quality, performance, internet speed It was inexpensive, too. But by the end of , the writing was on the wall for the flip phone generation. The Moto Razr Maxx Ve for Verizon brought the next generation of Razr to the nation's largest carrier, with full 3G support and a bigger front screen in a slightly thicker body than other Razrs.

The line of Razr2 models had even bigger front screens, terrific call quality, and in some cases even streamed video. Introduce even a little complication, like movement, shadow, or low light, and the whole thing falls apart. I had a super hard time even getting it to properly focus on faces. In most cases, the effects Motorola lays on are so extremely artificial-looking that it actually works. So, for example, the photo in the set above is not good by any objective standard.

But I think it looks cool. The twist and chop gestures for turning on the flashlight or camera are genuinely useful, for example. It can show you the time, and you can use it as a selfie viewfinder. It also shows you notifications, but it does so by laying little icons out in a horizontally scrolling space at the bottom.

To view them, you have to learn a custom language of taps and swipes and holds that I found unintuitive. Since this is a Verizon exclusive, there is Verizon junkware. A ton of it: 12 apps by my count, some of which are unnecessary Verizon subscription services that are redundant next to the free services you get built in to Android.

Motorola chose a midrange Snapdragon processor so it could maximize battery life and thinness. Battery life, unfortunately, is barely sufficient. I could eke out a day only by forcing myself to use the phone a little less or a little differently than I usually do.

Most days, I was topping off in the late afternoon to be safe. The 2,mAh battery is simply too small. It brings us back to that original question: how much is that novelty worth? But the Razr fails to meet even a basic level of competence when it comes to the camera and battery life. I could envision rationalizing all of those trade-offs away in exchange for a flip phone, maybe, but the experience of actually flipping it open and shutting it is bad.