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I sent my RAZR back after a week and got myself a W800i .. the V3 is a nice looking phone with some good features and I did like the keypad .. but .. the memory was a big issue for me .. it sucks major balls in that department .. also the contact list is weak as you can only store 1 number per name .. the menus need playing with to get used to and customise to personal preference but it all works well .. the camera isn't the greatest but sound quality during calls is good.
If you will be only using it as a phone and not wanting the frills of good memory capacity for multi-media files then the V3 isn't a bad choice .. but if you like to get a bit more out your phone than calls alone then look elsewhere ..
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Posted: 2005-10-21 12:10:48
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On 2005-10-21 12:10:48, LokStok wrote:
also the contact list is weak as you can only store 1 number per name ..
Actually the RAZR can store many more numbers/email addresses per contact than the k700. It might look like you are storing 1 per contact but the default phonebook view is 'all contacts' so it lists everything separately. If you change this to 'primary contacts' and then press left/right on the hightlighed contact in the phonebook, it scrolls through the other numbers.
Im using a Moto v620- and this blows away any SE in terms of call and audio quality as well as build quality. Its also the most reliabile one ive every used (its never crashed or caused any problems). I recently sold a k750i as it was rapidly deteriorating and you could feel the huge gulf in build quality esp when the moto is twice as old and much more heavily used.
I reckon the Moto SLVR L7 is a good choice and is soon to come out. Its the candybar version of RAZR, its thinner and has mem card slot
[ This Message was edited by: NotoriousZIG on 2005-10-21 11:32 ]
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Posted: 2005-10-21 12:28:50
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I love the V3 looks but I could never live with a Motorola UI after sampling the E398...
The K700 may look bland these days but it has superb reception, awesome UI, heaps of customisation, and mine is totally reliable despite having bounced several times
Stick with the K700!
@K700nut
If you truly are a K700 nut then why are you advocating a switch to the V3?
And posting from a P910? Is a name change on the cards?
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Posted: 2005-10-21 12:33:45
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Bodum, where do you live and do you travel a lot?
Razr is a quad-band phone, so it can work also in GSM 850 (used in North and South America).
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Posted: 2005-10-21 13:00:16
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i am from Malaysia, and no i don't travel much. but judging from you guy's response (thanks), i think it's a v3 for me. the k700? i could always use a second phone
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now, about the flip. it's been a while since the v3 has been released, so any complaints yet? anyone's flips getting worn out with time? developing play?
the v3 according to your comments is very nice for someone like me, just wish it had a better animated menu. cheers anyway.
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Posted: 2005-10-22 19:42:57
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k7. the moto menu and fw is so childish, its almost the same as in a835.
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Posted: 2005-10-22 21:02:25
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V3 all the way. By far the best talking quality. Best reception and quality speakerphone. Altho I would admit that the the camera is crap!
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Posted: 2005-10-22 21:07:18
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one more thing: se has support ( se site, esato etc ), but moto...
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Posted: 2005-10-22 21:08:25
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The Motorola Razr v3 have only 5Mb !!!
k700 have moreeee
regards.........
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Posted: 2005-10-23 06:38:41
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Truely go for
k700i for its mem capacity.
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Posted: 2005-10-23 08:40:00
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