Motorola KRZR K1 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Sprint still hasn't quite learned the fine art of not getting shown up by CDMA rival Verizon for prompt releases of the hottest phones, partially on account of Verizon's tendency to lock up lucrative exclusivity agreements that last anywhere from a few mo

Review summary: - With the RAZR now getting on a bit, Motorola is hoping that the equally named KRZR (pronounced "krazer") will offer a Motorola alternative to the glut of fashion phones hitting the market, but has Moto got what it takes to win the battle? We get phoning

Pros: Small, compact, well built, 2 megapixel digital camera

Cons: Nothing special to offer, no dedicated camera or music buttons per se

Verdict: A safe upgrade from the RAZR this is, a radical departure forging new ground, it isn't

Review summary: The new attention-grabbing mobile from the makers of the RAZR fashion phone

Verdict: If you're fed up of waiting for downloads while you're out and about, then HSDPA in your hand with the T-Mobile MDA Vario II is a godsend

Pros: Great design, Slim and compact, Build quality, Solid features list, A2DP Bluetooth profile, Bluetooth headset included in sales package

Cons: Not kind to fingerprints, Flat keypad, Slow speeds for messaging and some menus

Verdict: With a stunning reflective surface and unique slim design, the MOTOKRZR K1 is one of the best looking mobile phones we've seen. It's not all about looks though, as this phone has a generous features list for its asking price.

Review summary: There's nothing necessarily wrong with the new good looking Motorola KRZR K1m which is available from Verizon for $199.99 w/ contract or $299.99 if you're simply upgrading. The problem is that th.