Back in 2004, Motorola released the RAZR V3 which became an instant hit. Despite the lack of many features and a poor menu system, the handset was a big success for Motorola and they have been building on it since then. Three years later and we finally see the release of the RAZR2 which is supposed to completely reshape the RAZR series. It has big shoes to fill if it wants to be more successful than the original RAZR and all the variants. To see how Motorola did this time around, we have a RAZR2 V8 that we’ll be taking a look at.
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