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The editors liked
Fairly comfortable for women
Loud
Clear and generally excellent speakers
Slim type phone
Stylish design
Thin
EDGE network compatibility
2-megapixel camera
Good video
Ease of use
Its a different take on the RAZR theme but this stylish design is still stunning
While the Motorola user interface has improved considerably.
Eyecatching design
Excellent construction quality
A2DP support for stereo audio
The Motorola Krzr K1 for T-Mobile offers good call quality and comes with a stylish design and a decent array of features.
Excellent build quality
Good call quality
Good battery life
The editors didn't like
Too narrow for big-fisted men
Very little internal memory
Not very durable
No flash for camera
Blurred and grainy picture quality
Prone to smudges and glare
No camera flash
Despite packing two megapixels
Its no-frills functionality may put off those who take their mobile photography seriously.
Easy to get dirty
Hard to be cleaned
Mediocre display and features
Very weak signal reception
Camera lacks autofocus
Problems with the keypad and the dpad
The Motorola Krzr K1 for T-Mobile has low internal memory
And the exterior face attracts smudges and fingerprints.
Abstract: Motorola has been well known as a manufacturer aimed at developing fetching casings? curves and creating new design concepts for its products. Its engineers are always in search of new materials, which then get gradually applied in new solutions. Just ...
Excellent build quality, good call quality, good battery life
Weak UI, mediocre camera, small screen
I wasnt expecting too much when I began using the Motorola MOTOKRZR K1, and for a while I was quite disappointed. After you learn to live with the devices quirks, and learn how to find things amongst its wildly confusing menus, you are left with quit...
Abstract: Meet the RAZR V3s anorexic kid the KRZR (pronouced cray-zer) K1. The KRZR is a result of a steamy rendezvous between the RAZR and the PEBL. The K1 has the V3s slim profile, the PEBLs soft paint job (on the back) and it shares their laser cut keyp...
Eyecatching design, Excellent construction quality, A2DP support for stereo audio
Easy to get dirty; hard to be cleaned, Mediocre display and features, Very weak signal reception, Camera lacks autofocus, Problems with the keypad and the dpad
The KRZR K1 is image-maker: it successfully inherits the RAZR family sporting design and style that put it out of the crowd of boring phones you are used to – it's narrow, blue, shiny and fashionable piece of art. Sadly it has very weak signal receptio...
Abstract: One of the most popular mobile phones of all time, the Motorola RAZR V3 was originally announced in 2004 and has since become ubiquitous in the hands of users all around the world. Nicknamed RAZR (razor) for its groundbreaking slim profile, the clams...
Fairly comfortable for women ,Loud, clear and generally excellent speakers ,Slim type phone ,
Too narrow for big-fisted men ,Very little internal memory ,Not very durable ,No flash for camera ,Blurred and grainy picture quality ,
Motorolas KRZR K1 is actually a pretty nice slim phone, but is not highly recommended, especially since most of its disadvantages overweigh its benefits. The Motorola KRZR K1 is more about the looks, so if you are looking for a phone that is slick-l...
Slim compact design, eye-catching style, solid build, MP3 player.
No great advances over the RAZR, average performance from digital camera, gloss surface easily marked by fingerprints.
The KRZR is equal parts style and substance, with only a few weak points and a lack of any real steps forward in the mobile phone arena. But no one is going to buy the KRZR for technology leadership - with the KRZR its pretty much all about the look...
Abstract: After the astronomical success of the original RAZR V3 handset, Motorola have been pumping out RAZR-like handsets in many different shapes and sizes. The KRZR K1 follows the styling of the original RAZR but is instead narrower than the V3. It isn’t...
