Motorola KRZR K1 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Polished chrome and a metallic gloss finish add to the KRZR K1's appeal, along with an MP3 player, 262K colour screen and a 2-megapixel camera.

Pros: Great connectivity and audio, Small and stylish design, Excellent battery life

Cons: Average camera, Terrible ringtones

Verdict: A clamshell mobile phone that has the right look, but is let down by a terrible menu interface and display.

Review summary: Motorola has done it again. The KRZR has set its sights on the big time.

Verdict: It seems Motorola has another winner on its books with the KRZR

Review summary: Motorola's RAZR update may be basic, but does it tick all the right fashionista boxes?

Pros: Beautifully made and finished. Face-friendly design.

Cons: Underpowered, with a shoddy camera...but that's hardly the point.

Review summary: Motorola has launched a new leader. The popular RAZR is being substituted by the new KRZR, whose glossy materials look luxurious. On the other hand, the innovations made since the forerunner are very few. Is this wrong? Not at all, provided all you need i

Pros: extraordinary design plus high-quality materials excellent construction slim design similar to the original RAZR good legibility of the main display exceptional keypad 2 megapixel camera some elements are copied from the rich equipment of Motorola V3x slo

Cons: few innovations as to the original RAZR the top half of the clamshell catches fingerprints extremely easy two music players of average quality instead of a good single one camera takes images of very poor quality main display has low resolution poor legib

Verdict: The entire name of Motorola?s new model is Motorola KRZR K1. I personally find it as unattractive and soundless as the names HTC has recently been using (STRTrk, MTeoR etc.)

Review summary: If you can look beyond the rather unremarkable features, the KRZR K1 is a worthy successor to the iconic RAZR and, like its predecessor, simply spells gorgeous.

Pros: Excellent talktime; compact design; sturdy frame and hinge; quadband; elegantly chic; uses mini-USB port; expandable memory.

Cons: Laggy on several occasions; lackluster camera quality; no autofocus; speakerphone vibrates on loud setting which affects audio projection; weak signal reception; fingerprint magnet.