The MOTORAZR2 V8 brings the revolutionary RAZR form to a new level of sophistication and function. Packed with powerhouse features, this unbelievably strong stainless steel structure feeds the appetite for music, browsing, email and video. With an impossibly sleek profile that’s slimmer than the original RAZR, MOTORAZR2 V8 makes faster connections and features bigger, more brilliant screens. You get all the style plus all the power with the new MOTORAZR2 V8.
Motorola seems to show no sign of abandoning the endless use of CPTL LTTRS to name its phones, nor of dropping the frequently appearing RAZR name. Here comes the much advertised Motorola MOTORAZR2 V8, a clamshell, quad band, flat keyboarded phone which T-Mobile, O2 and Orange are all offering from free depending on your tariff choice.
This is another thin handset from Motorola. Just 11.9mm thin, to be precise, which is pretty good going for a clamshell. It is a bit tall at 103mm when closed and a very lanky 185mm with the clam opened, as well as being rather wide at 53mm. I’ve got quite small hands and I found it a bit awkward to stretch all the way round the number pad and get to all the buttons without calling both hands into play.
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