Motorola RAZR V3m review from United States of America

Can't say too many bad things about the V3m.

The earphone quality could be improved, I would rather use the stereo headset (sold separately) to talk on because it's easier to hear.

The MP3 player is kinda glitchy at times, it stops playing music for no apparent reason.

Also where I work, customers complained that when they add music to the phone and it doesn't show up on the music list. I too have experienced this problem, which is a pain at times when you're in a hurry.

The phone seems kind of fragile; if I were to sit on it while it was open or if I dropped it and it landed wrong, it will for sure damage the phone.

Screen is hard to see in daylight.

Pretty much the same thing as the V3; some improvements like a black keypad (depending on the carrier), expandable memory, longer battery life and a stereo enabled media player.

Some carriers reprogram their phone and lock out certain features (so you can only buy the music, wallpapers and ring tones), so be careful which carrier you get it through. Other than that, it's a user friendly solid phone. Lots of customization and features make it fun to use.

Good camera and video use out of a cheap phone.