Motorola v3x media player

It is a candybar phone measuring a super-thin x 49 x 11mm and boasting a K-colour, x pixel display. Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy , which we encourage you to read. Discussion threads can be closed at any time at our discretion. Motorola showcases follow-ons from the RAZR V3 Motorola morphs the successful RAZR V3 into a 3G phone, announces a slew of entry-level handsets, and shows off three new fashion phones and wireless accessories, including a pair of Bluetooth Oakley sunglasses.

Jeremy Roche. Motorola C See images. Do not look for a system connector here. Razr V3x has a classic miniUSB connector located on its right side.

I am not sure if customers will find a USB cable for connection with PC in the original package of Motorola Razr V3x, because there was no box or accessories coming along with the tester we have been given. I made an effort to plug in a miniUSB cable of mine an original product of Motorola , but I did not manage to charge the phone. Razr V3x opened. Right above the miniUSB connector there is a programmable button, which the manufacturer calls "Smart Key". A little bit further up you will find the volume control button.

The voice control button and the camera release button are located on the opposite side of the device. I do not really get the idea of splitting the voice control button as the right side of the phone does not lack space. Besides, the camera release button has not only been designed much too small, but has also been placed on the wrong place and can be easily pressed by mistake.

The construction joint is solid. It opens and closes smoothly and quietly, but when the top part of the phone rests against one's ear during a phone call, the joint gives out a creaky sound every time its opening limit gets passed. I picked up the original Razr to compare both models' joint reactions and I must say that no matter how strong I would press the forerunner's movable part to my ear, it would not give out a sound.

In other words, Motorola does know how to design good joints, but this time it apparently wasn't their best job. Reasons to hate it The external display situated below the main camera lens is wretched. Not only it is passive and extremely small, but it is able to show only 4K colors. It features a resolution of 96 x 80 pixels and is nearly illegible without backlighting. On the other hand, however, it does not get minimized.

All these limitations made me search further in the menu until I found out that MP3 files can also be played by direct activation of the "Sounds" folder. Here is where songs can actually run in the background Music files can be organized into playlists, which can be consequently ordered by genres and located into the tabs mentioned above.

The player offers repeating and random play options. About sound improvement functions, see above stereo effect and bass elements. Music info on the external display when the phone is closed When music is minimized, file's name remains on the stand-by display. Music files are switched by the horizontal ways of the cursor key. Volume levels are controlled through the buttons located on the sides of the phone.

Of course, the music player is functional even if the device is closed. In such case the name of the played file is viewed on the external display.

Files are switched between through the use of the side key. Time organizer, internet and other extras The first position inside the Tools menu is occupied by the alarm clock. It offers several alarms as well as several time options.

WAP-browsing was quick enough, with the odd faltering load, but all media streaming and playback requests are handled by the built-in media applications and performed well. March 12, p. The Good Two-way video calls and streaming. Large internal keypad with clear vivid images. Robust and stylish. Decent audio playback. Camera image quality very average unless in strong daylight. Disappointing battery life.