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Published:
2 Jul 2008
Market Status:
Released
US carrier availability:
AT&T - Available
    (Since Oct 2008 )
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Motorola RAZR 2 V9x is identical to the standard V9, but adds a GPS support with application that works on both the main and external displays. It is quad-band GSM with 2-mepixel camera, Bluetooth and slim profile.

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Good
7.9
out of 10
based on 5 reviews
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It's a great phone

26 Nov 2008 Dan Gordon

9 out of 10

After having my original Razor over four years without any troubles I upgraded with the V9x.  It's a great sturdy phone with excellent call quality.  If your looking for a keyboard/mp3 player this isn't your best choice but if you want a quality built world phone this is it.  Batteries done charge fully when they are brand new, and if you don't have your phone programed so that it sucks up the battery life prematurely you shouldn't have a problem with your battery - short of a bad battery to begin with. 





Sturdy, bright screen, quality phone clarity. A great phone!
If you're a text freak the key pad is too small/crowded.


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Worst Battery and picture button in wrong places

22 Nov 2008 Anonymous

2.3 out of 10

1. Battery: I have had this phone for two weeks and I am about to return it because of the battery life. My previous phone, first model of v3 purchased 4 years ago was holding 3 days of talk time (not continuous, but I was on the phone for hours all the time). I could leave my phone for over 2 weeks without recharging when talked less.


9Vx - first day after recharging it lost all the bars after 1/2 of talk time and few messages. It improved slightly after second recharge but still I can talk only less than 1.5 hrs per day and battery gets flat at the end of the day.


Being always on the go, and no place to recharge battery - I am returning this phone and shopping for something better.


2. Picture button gets pressed accidently very often. It is simply located in the wrong place where you have a grip. Also, I had to leave the touch screen buttons off as they were getting pressed accidently as well just when I was holding the phone.






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V9x

21 Nov 2008 Beach

8 out of 10

Easy to read screen compared too last V3. Love the two large screens. Does not feel as well built as V3. Feels larger and heavier. Battery charge life is short, but only had for two weeks. You can change shortctus on opening screen just like V3. Everybody says voice quality is very good, so I am happy with it. Plan on getting nav. for traveling on business.





Easy to read sceens
Voice quality
Battery life
Size


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