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Motorola KRZR K1m Review - Mobiledia
Mobiledia has reviewed the Motorola KRZR K1m and here is our summary of the Mobiledia review conclusion - “The Motorola KRZR K1m definitely gets a thumbs up for being one of the glitziest cell phones on the market. Casual users will appreciate the simplicity and more demanding users will enjoy the high-end feature set. Note, current RAZR users who are on the lookout for bleeding edge applications might want to hang tight for a phone that combines revolutionary function and sophisticated form.”
Motorola MOTOKRZR K1m Review at Pocket-lint
Pocket-lint has reviewed the Motorola MOTOKRZR K1m and they write - “If you are looking for a phone that is just that, then like the RAZR this will fit the bill nicely. The 2 megapixel camera will easily offer most snappers decent enough pictures on the move and the inclusion of an MP3 player (including Stereo Bluetooth to share your music with devices like the Parrot Sound System speakers) is good enough if you don’t want to carry around a separate player with you any more.”
Motorola MOTOKRZR K1m Review at CNET
CNET has reviewed the Motorola MOTOKRZR K1m and they write - “As we said in our review of the K1m, we think the Krzr K1 is far and away more attractive than the Razr family. At 4.05×1.73×0.67 inches, its narrower form factor makes it much more stylish, and though it’s slightly thicker in profile, it still captures the thin phone trend that shows no sign of dissipating. It’s also more comfortable to hold in the hand, and it’s slightly heavier weight (3.6 ounces) gives it a more solid feel. The sheet of hardened glass and the chrome plating on the bottom end are here as well, but overall we give the most design points to the K1 due its more appealing blue shade. Also, the blue skin attracts fewer fingerprints than the silver K1m.”
Motorola MOTOKRZR K1m Review at InfoSync
InfoSync has reviewed the Motorola MOTOKRZR K1m and they write - “If the RAZR was too wide for you, the KRZR K1m may feel just right. It does a good job as a phone, though it has a tough time handle the advanced video content Verizon offers. Features like GPS and speaker-independent voice dialing signal this as a next-generation phone, but inconsistencies in the user interface had us flummoxed. If you are looking for a capable, stylish phone, this could be it. If you want an advanced multimedia player for Web browsing and messaging, you’ll want to keep looking, and RAZR owners are well advised to think carefully before ponying up for the new model.”