86% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

So pretty. iTunes is easy to use.

Quiet speakerphone. Poor camera. Slow data transfers. Strange headphone connector.

Because of technical problems, we couldn't finish our battery tests by our deadline. We'll update the review soon with battery results. If we were to guess, though, we'd bet this would have similar talk time to the SLVR L6, on the low end of average.—...

Perhaps there is nothing supernatural about this eye-catcher, but it was certainly made with a clear purpose.

Slim form factor, Well built, Memory card slot, MP3 Player, Included Bluetooth headset

Menu system, Keypad design, Heavy, Paltry VGA camera, no iTunes support in Australia, Average battery life

The SLVR L7 is an admirable effort by Motorola to provide the same wow factor of the RAZR in a candybar format. A better quality camera and a long awaited update to the user interface and Motorola could well be onto something very special here.

look

poor qulality. no back light microphone broke after 1 day

ALL ROUND GOOD PHONE

TEXT A BIT LONG WINDED ON PREDICTIVE TEXT

Very robust - drop it and it bounces. Easy to use basic functionality, if all you REALLY want to do is make calls and send texts (with the bonus of a handy camera) this is the phone for you. It does just what it says on the box!!

My first non flip top phone, and I would think carefully before I bought another. It is a headache to remember to lock / unlock the keypad before putting it in your pocket.

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No memory card

light and slim style, easy to use. good security

battery doesnt last very long, a radio or mp3 would have been ideal

smart looking

fiddly to use

in general i am happy with the phone i am getting used to using this tpye off phone as i have only ever had Nokias

The battery life doesnt seem to be very good