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Motorola RAZR V3m Phone, Stone Grey (Sprint)

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When my family switched from AT&T to Sprint (big mistake on its own), the free phones at the dealer just happened to be the Motorola RAZR V3M.
For about 6 months, I had my RAZR and it was OK for about 3 of them. Occasionally, it froze, but it wasn't too bad of a problem. The last three months I had this phone, it froze up about once or twice a day. Finally, I decided to hop onto ebay and bought myself two broken LG Rumors and worked my magic to form 1 working Rumor.

STAY AWAY FROM THE RAZR!!!

This is my second Razr phone (had a red one also) and both phones had the same problem. When charging it would switch from connected to disconnected on and off. A new battery would last for a couple of days then if you charge at around 10pm and take it off at 8am the next day by 7pm the red battery signal would appear. I tried many batteries and many chargers. The phone looks great, doesn't scratch but the inside is a piece of junk.

I had a Razor for about 18 months and it died. Nw they want hundreds for me to replace it. I only have a few mnths left on the "plan". I went and bought a Virgin Mobil phone for $10 and is workable for the money. and the fact there isn't a "plan" to join make this a smart move I should have done a long time ago - take the plans and stuff it!
Sure the Razor is great phone but who wants to spend $250+ for a phone that is too easy to get lost, stolen, broken etc.. If my new phone goes - I'm looking at a $10.05 replacement. Sprint an keep their phones - free is not free when you have to contract for 2 years. Virgin Mobil is great for people like me who only make a few calls a week.

I got my Razr from Sprint and have since moved up to an LG Lotus. The Moto is solid (probably could stop a bullit) but the software is slow, the screen small and the battery weak. Pass it by.