Motorola RIZR-Z3 Blue Cell Phone Accessories
Motorola RIZR Z3 Unlocked Cell Phone with 2 MP Camera, MP3/Video Player, MicroSD Slot--Euro Version (Black) for Motorola RIZR-Z3 Blue
Product features- Unlocked quad-band GSM cell phone compatible with 850/900/1800/1900 frequencies and EDGE/GPRS data capabilities
- 2-megapixel digital camera with LED flash and video capture; expandable via MicroSD cards; digital audio player
- Bluetooth 1.2 connectivity for both handsfree communication and stereo music streaming
- Access to personal email; web browser; SMS/MMS/EMS messaging
- Up to 3 hours of digital talk time and 8 days of standby time; backed by third party 1-year warranty
Great price from eBayProduct descriptionMerging an innovative slider design with an impressive feature set, the MOTORIZR Z3 delivers a dynamic mobile package for those socially active, on-the-go consumers who demand style, fun and adventure. Uniquely crafted, the MOTORIZR Z3 features a thin, narrow slider form factor with familiar finishes, rich housing materials and a multi-modal design for using the phone in both the open and closed positions. Appealing to the senses, this sleek new device boasts exceptional imaging, vivid color screen, enhanced music features and global connectivity. By offering the desired functionality in a familiar, easy to use design, the MOTORIZR Z3 is the companion for effortless style and entertainment on-the-go. MOTORIZR Z3 is ready with features that you can access when the phone is open or closed. Listen to music, call a friend, play a game or use the full screen viewfinder as a digital camera. It's pure pleasure-right from the very first slide. Rechargeable battery delivers up to 400 minutes Talk time and up to 350 hours Standby per charge There are 4 selectable cellular frequency bands - GSM 850/900/1800/1900 - Crossing foreign territory, the MOTORIZR's quad-band technology allows users to roam seamlessly across countries and continents Video Download and Streaming capability 2 megapixel digital-camera for capturing still pictures Audio Player - support for AAC, AAC+, AAC+ Enhanced, AMR NB, MP3 files Video capture and playback - capture / playback rate of 15-20 fps / supports MPEG4 and H.263 Slot accepts optional Micro SD for internal memory expansion primarily for up- and down-loading files Calculator Clock and Alarm mode Display Type - 1.9 (diagonal) LCD Color TFT delivering up to 262,144 (18-bit) colors with a resolution of 176 x 220 pixels 23.5MB internal memory Offers TTY and TDD compatibility E-mail and messaging capability Unit Dimensions 4.15 x 1.79 x 0.65 (105 x 45 x 17 mm
User reviews Poor design, worse construction, 2008-11-17 This poorly designed phone has several nooks and crannies that collect unremovable dirt and grime, and its shoddy construction requires frequent applications of superglue to keep the buttons from falling off. The camera quality is much lower than similarly advertised competitors (in fact I've never seen worse images from a 2MP camera). Do not purchase. Great for teenagers!, 2008-10-09 I bought this phone for my daughter's birthday and she loves it. She loves the camera and the fact that she can store her own music. She can also share music among her friends. The Right Price for an Unlocked Version, 2008-10-09 This Motorola RIZR Z3 is indeed NOT as the photos depict it. The keypad includes not only the English alphabet, but also Chinese characters. I uploaded a few customer images of the phone that I received. I also received a UK-style power cord along with a US adapter. This makes no difference to me as I charge the phone by plugging it into my computer via USB. As someone that travels a lot, I thought it was nice to get the free universal power adapter.
The addition of Chinese character doesn't make a difference to me. If they weren't there the English letters couldn't be any bigger anyway. I think having the keys is more of a bonus than a detractor.
Regarding other reviews claiming "some menus are in Chinese and can't be changed", this only applies the Games that come loaded on the phone. In fact the phone I received was all in English from the first power-on (other than said games). The games are not a permanent part of the phone, they're just preloaded. You can easily delete them entirely from the phone, and since you can plug this phone into your computer via USB or use Bluetooth, you can load games of any other language by downloading them and then sending them to your phone.
This phone replaced a SLVR L9 (also unlocked) that I had only shortly before I lost it. I use an AT&T GoPhone plan, whose SIM cards work perfectly in these phones. While traveling abroad I lost the SLVR, but fortunately had removed the SIM card. After receiving this phone I popped in my old SIM card and things worked just like my old phone.
This phone is also handy to have while traveling. It supports both EDGE and G3 networks; using Bluetooth I can tether with my MacBook Pro and use as modem anywhere I get cell phone service (make sure your plan has unlimited data though). It can also sync address books and calendars through Bluetooth. Even though the RIZR isn't officially supported by Apple's iSync program, you can use the additional iSync plugins package provided by Nova Media ([...]) and iSync will work fine.
All in all, this has been a great phone. If it hadn't been for my GoPhone plan and use unlocked phones, I really would've been devastated by the loss of my SLVR. But with the intercompatibility of unlocked phones, switching over was a breeze.
I also had a great experience with HassleFreeCell, they were quite responsive and helpful when I accidentally used my physical address instead of my PO Box (USPS does not have local service where I live). I contacted them via Amazon and they immediately sent out the phone again to the PO Box, no additional charge. Thanks guys! Avoid if at all possible, 2008-09-24 This phone is decent looking but that's about as far as the positives go. This is by far the most expensive phone I've ever purchased and it turned out to be the least sturdy. After no more than 2 months the glue on the buttons began to wear off and the circular navigation in the middle of the phone came off. The glue spread and stuck to other parts of the phone and will not come off.
The speaker phone will work about 50% of the time, other times the vibration mode won't work or if I have the ringer set to "Loud" it will still function as if on "Silent".
I contacted both the company I bought the product from (not Amazon by the way) and Motorola and neither would claim responsibility and offer any form of resolution. I had to reglue the pieces back on myself (twice now) and am dealing with the in and out efficiency of the ringer and speaker.
EDIT: Since all of this the phone has continued to malfunction. The camera aspect ceases to work AT ALL. And occasionally the screen will become completely pixelated and unviewable until I turn the phone on and off.
DO NOT BUY THIS PHONE ... there are better looking and funcitioning phones similarly priced. Nice phone but no warranty, INTERNATIONAL VERSION, 2008-09-02 Haven't had a chance to really use the phone yet however it is brand new and appears to work; I did also confirm that it's unlocked by using a friend's SIM card. However note that what I received was not a US product with a US warranty. This was actually the International version from Hong Kong which was shipped with a big bulky charger and a US adapter. The keys are in English and also have Chinese letters and the games that are installed are in Chinese. I went thru the menus to make sure that they were in English and they are. The games are really no big deal for me, I wouldn't play them anyways and the keypad still has English lettering. I would recommened that if not listed in the description, that you email the seller first on any unlocked phone to verify if you're a getting a US product with a warranty if that's what you want. As for the phone, I can't review it too much as I haven't had time to really use it but it's definitely a good looking phone and it has 3 features I was looking for: Quadband, Bluetooth, and USB.
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