Day: February 2, 2007

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“Being the current top of the RAZR line, the V6 maxx is in fact a late call – the competitors have already bombarded the market with numerous RAZR-esque phones and many of them have turned out to be pretty successful. If we were to quote an example here, it would be Samsung E780, as well as its UMTS-edition going by the name of Samsung Z540. Being released a tad earlier, Motorola V3x didn’t save the day, since it was lagging behind its competition in the sense of a sole, yet the most crucial aspect – casing thickness. The fate played a mean trick, since the company by persistently pushing the RAZR and setting the trend for slim solutions, it tripped up Motorola V3x, even though interface- and feature-pack-wise the handset was much more alluring than the original. The next incarnation of Motorola V3x is the MAXX, however the MOTORAZR sign in the model’s title brings along additional and often uncalled information that sometimes plays not into the hands of the company (no matter how sad it is, facts are facts – many don’t want to glance at the RAZR even, due to being all fed up).” Read this nice review here: