Motorola maxx K3 Unboxing

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I’m not sure if the RAZR 2 still has a spell on me or not, but I couldn’t help but think, "too little, too late" when I started unboxing the Motorola maxx K3. It’s a nice phone, it really is. Yet, I don’t see the mass appeal. Keeping in mind it is a phone not meant for the US, I still just don’t have many good things to say. The fact companies still make tri-band handsets puzzles me, and Motorola has not made many improvements over the original KRZR here. 3G aside, it’s thicker, has a worse keypad, calls don’t sound as good compared to the original, and it has a weird feeling matte finish to it. I won’t keep beating on it forever, though. A couple improvements seen on the K3, were the speaker clarity and volume, a slightly larger external screen, and the hope that this will never come to America it’s build quality. Motorola ships when they announce now, right? I give the Motorola maxx K3, 2 out of 5 BGs.

Thanks, CTI NYC!

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4 Comments
  • victor

    Love the Jhony Neutron icons but you might be right ‘too little to late’ I think this should have been something release several months ago before we had the phones or even concepts that we have now.

  • chris

    Nice phone.

  • http://www.niggaknow.com Marvin

    The neutrons are hot to death kid!

  • Jonathan

    I wonder if it will be a little more reliable that the piece of $#!T they call the V3. Bought two of these back to back within a 6 month period and what a disappointment. Sure the design at the time was pretty slick, but everything else including the hardware and software were absolutely and completely nothing but rubbish. My friends have all had troubles with their phones whatever the model. Personally I don’t trust Motorola and I imagine this phone will be no different…I’ll stick with…well…anyone but Motorola to tell you the truth. I love my Blackberry and I’ll stay with them until something points me in a different direction. Moto Q9…hahahahaha….What a joke!

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