Excerpt: The Motorola Krzr K1 is a stylish clamshell feature phone. It won't suit anyone seeking a high-tech mobile with high performance but the slim form factor and decent specs...
Conclusion: Motorola KRZR K1 is a worthy successor of the old Motorola RAZR through its design and price. The phone "sticks" by your hand the moment you get it and will surely...
Pros: The best thing about K1 is also the first thing you notice � design. New features introduced are also making a fine addition, EDGE, Bluetooth 2.0, microSD card slot. A...
Cons: Poor sales package, bad sound (that includes the 2 mediocre music players), both displays are too small, defective implementation of EDGE and Bluetooth connectivity ar...
Excerpt: The Motorola KRZR is another attempt to launch a phone that has some serious style with it. The KRZR is certainly slim as its previous model RAZR, however it comes in a...
Summary: The model delivers good receiving quality, typical for all modern devices. Ring tones’ volume is slightly above average, midi-tunes are played back via 64-chord polyphony...
Review: Motorola MOTOKRZR K1 - High Gloss, High Fashion
MobileBurn
17 October 2006
Excerpt: Motorola's RAZR started the thin clamshell craze in the market, but now Motorola intends for its more compact, though thicker, MOTOKRZR K1 to take over the reigns as the
Excerpt: Hot on the heels of its successful big brother, the , comes Motorola's latest effort to satisfy a desire for all things thin; the MOTOKRZR K1.
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
Summary: M otorola was founded in 1928 by the brothers Paul and Joseph Galvin. Company names are often based on a combination of names or the place where the product is made, but...