The Motorola RAZR V3 has its own advantages and disadvantages. The sleek design and loud speaker phone are just some of the many things that attract people to the RAZR. Having no antenna also adds to the RAZR's sleek design. The camera also has 4x zoom capabilities, and can shoot video. People's main calling to the RAZR is its Bluetooth compatibility. Several of the draw backs to the RAZR are that the buttons on the phone easily get dirty and constantly need to be cleaned off. When the buttons get dirty it also makes texting or even dialing a number difficult because the buttons get sticky and don't like to cooperate when you push them. The screen is poorly designed mainly when you are in sunlight it is extremely difficult to see, especially when you have dust particles gathering behind the screen (which according to a Cingular employee, only seems to happen to RAZR's). The RAZR also has no MP3 player, which is also very popular on the cell phone market. The RAZR's camera is .3 MP, and only seems to take decent pictures if the lighting is absolutely perfect. If the lighting is just ok, your pictures won't turn out very well. This is a major downside for me because I constantly am taking pictures of me with my friends, family, and other random things I come across. The online features of the RAZR, don't get me wrong, are great, but is so incredibly slow. It's awesome to be able to check how many minutes and texts you have left, and also be able to buy ring tones and backgrounds, but it seems to take 15 minutes just to check your remaining minutes.In all, the RAZR is the perfect phone for you if you want to look like a movie star when ever you're on the phone. But if you want a phone with much better picture taking capabilities, a better screen design, an MP3 player, and much faster online streaming, check out the Samsung SGH-ZX10.