Cell phone question.

[opie]

I am in the market for a new cell phone and I am looking at the Motorola Razr V3. Was wondering if anyone has one and what are their likes and dislikes about this cell...

[KyleLs1]

a few of my friends have them, and i hear nothing but complaints.
They look cool tho!

[ninobrn99]

its pretty cool... I love my PEBL though

[ZIPPER]

a few of my friends have them, and i hear nothing but complaints.
They look cool tho!

I hear the same thing ^^

which service do u have?

[ntimid8r]

Find out which provider has the best service in your area so you don't have dropped calls and poor connections. To me that's a hell of alot more important than what little doo-daa's come with a phone.
Just my .02

[KyleLs1]

I hear the same thing ^^

which service do u have?

Telus.. Im in canada btw

there are a few networks that use the Razr phone, and i always hear that they have tons of dropped calls, the phone doesnt hold up well, the camera is a p.o.s (not like that really matters).

my buddy bought one when they first came out, and he went through 3 of them in the first month.. something different was wrong with every one of them.

i would never buy one... my 0.02

[Zboner]

they suck ass i got one its a POS

[FuxOnTheFirstDate]

I love my Nokia 88E50

[ZIPPER]

I've never had/heard any problems with the Samsung T809.

[ZIPPER]

check out this site.

http://howardforums.com/

[F-Bomb]

i hate it, for 300 bucks i could have had a new rear tire. and have more options
but i tell ya what check out this web site its the cheapest phones and accessories i have ever seen. [url]www.thecellphoneshop.net

[Ed Blown Vert]

It works fine for me on Verizon. I bought it because I wanted a small phone.

[Zboner]

it seems like i cant hear the person on the other line very well even though its turned up all the way

anyone else have this problem?

[ntimid8r]

it seems like i cant hear the person on the other line very well even though its turned up all the way

anyone else have this problem?

It's your cell phone network. The phone probably works great..... somewhere else.

All cell phone networks work differently in every location. It all has to do with how much interference in that area there is. Cell phones work on a specific frequency and if another transmitter is pushing into your cell network frequency.... you will have dropped calls, poor sound quality, etc.

I know this because I slept at a holiday inn last night.

[StevenBrown]

it seems like i cant hear the person on the other line very well even though its turned up all the way

anyone else have this problem?

I have the same problem I have the thing turned up as loud as it can and still have a hard time hearing people! I liked the phone at first, but now I pretty much think its junk! If you hold the phone just right on your ear then you can hear a lot better, almost like it has a directional speaker in it!

Don't buy the Motorola V3!

[ntimid8r]

It works fine for me on Verizon. I bought it because I wanted a small phone.

Yea, verizon has the best network here in san diego. Maybe because it's still an actual cell (800Mhz) system, not PCS. T-Mobile is the worst in san diego.

[Stone]

Dont do it!! I have one and its POO!!!

[Zboner]

It's your cell phone network. The phone probably works great..... somewhere else.

All cell phone networks work differently in every location. It all has to do with how much interference in that area there is. Cell phones work on a specific frequency and if another transmitter is pushing into your cell network frequency.... you will have dropped calls, poor sound quality, etc.

I know this because I slept at a holiday inn last night.

haha but at home i NEVER drop calls at all man when im at home. so i dont get it at all

[ntimid8r]

haha but at home i NEVER drop calls at all man when im at home. so i dont get it at all

You mean at your house and only at your house you have clear signal? Again that's because there probably isn't any interference between your house and the cell tower. Anywhere else you happen to go "could" have interference between you and the tower. Also the strength of your signal is how your cell phone network service sets it up to be. There are all kinds of FCC regualtions they have to follow too.

[ntimid8r]

Believe it or not but cell phones are constantly searching and measuring signal strength to achieve optimum performance. But buildings, mountains, other cell subscribers, tv and radio stations all contribute to interference.