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142 reviews
Jul, 2025
alaTest has collected and analyzed 142 reviews of Motorola ZN5. The average rating for this product is 4.0/5, compared to an average rating of 4.1/5 for other Cell phones for all reviews. Reviewers are impressed by the portability and durability. The performance and size also get good feedback, whereas the GPS navigation and reliability get critical views. There are mixed comments on the battery and screen.
camera, size, performance, durability, portability
reliability, GPS navigation
We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Cell phones the Motorola ZN5 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 84/100 = Very good quality.
See all Motorola Mobile PhonesExpert review by : Trusted Reviews (trustedreviews.com)
It's armed with a 5-megapixel Kodak camera but is Motorola's ZN5 a great phone overall?
Expert review by : Tech staff (techradar.com)
Motorola and Kodak's first cameraphone collaboration
5 megapixel camera ; Kodak software ; Wi-Fi connectivity ; microSD card support ; Xenon flash ; Good quality music player
No 3G ; Poor design ; Large build
Looks uninspired and lacks 3G, but the Kodak endorsed 5-megapixel camera means impressive shooting abilities
Expert review by : Chris Hall (pocket-lint.com)
Motorola has been pushing hard of late to try to make an impact with its mobile phones, trying to regain the glory days of the V3 Razr. Whilst the likes of Nokia, Samsung, LG and Sony Ericsson have streaked away, can Motorola's tie-in with Kodak bring...
Camera can get some good results, link to Kodak Easy Share Gallery
ModeShift offers little, poor video, convoluted menus, questionable build quality
Whilst we like some of the camera functions and the performance was better than we expected (given the right conditions) you can’t help feel that the ZN5 is still a bit half baked. For a phone that wants that "multimedia" tag suggested by the new...
Expert review by : letsgomobile.org (letsgomobile.org)
A ralarında Gold versiyonlarının da bulunduğu bir seri özel modelin ardından cep telefonları konusunda Motorola sessiz bir döneme girmişti. Motorola ZN5 Motozine cep telefonu bu sene ocak ayında Pekin'deki bir fuarda tanıtıldı. Motorola ZN5, görüntü...
Expert review by (itreviews.co.uk)
The Motorola Motozine ZN5 is a phone that's very much focused on its photographic capabilities. Featuring a 5-megapixel camera with Kodak Perfect Touch technology, it includes a sliding lens cover on the back of the camera ...
Motorola's Motozine ZN5 is a fairly simple and fuss-free mobile phone with a smooth, durable body and intuitive menu system. Motorola's use of a flat keypad may not be to everyone's taste and it can be difficult to operate (especially when texting) as...
Expert review by : admin (crowdedbrain.co.uk)
With Motorola joining forces with Kodak for the Motorola MOTO ZINE ZN5, you do have an interesting combination due to the latter's expertise providing the back bone for the 5MP ...
As it stands the Motorola MOTOZINE ZN5 mixes in some quality features, but it could have been even better if they had ironed out some performance/design issues and added 3G support - however in fairness if you bought the ZN5 you will still get...
Expert review by (mobilechoiceuk.com)
Motorola is the last of the manufacturers to launch a five-megapixel camera, the ZN5, which is a result of a collaboration with Kodak. So, was it worth the wait?…
Kodak Gallery is a great and easy way of storing all your photos and ordering prints
The inclusion of Wi-Fi doesn't make up for the lack of HSDPA or 3G
The camera experience is adequate, but there's not enough going for the MOTOZINE ZN5 to make it truly memorable.
Expert review by : Maggie Holland (igizmo.co.uk)
The design looks familiar but the features don't. Can Motorola's marriage with Kodak work?
5MP camera; ModeShift and CrystalTalk technologies; Easy uploading; Wi-Fi
Not a looker design-wise; No 3G; Attracts dust/dirt; Flimsy USB cover
If picture quality and ease of uploading above all else matter to you, if you close your eyes and think of, say the iPhone, you’ll get along with this handset just fine
Expert review by (knowyourmobile.com)
We take a look at Motorola's first real foray into the camera space to see whether the company's dalliance with Kodak has paid off
ModeShift and CrystalTalk technology ; 5-megapixel camera ; Quick uploads to the web ; WiFi
Design overkill ; No 3G ; USB cover is a tad flimsy
This could have been the E8’s younger but better brother but it ends up being a bit of a strange-looking beast with a kick-ass camera.
Expert review by : Oleg Kononosov (mobile-review.com)
The keypad also houses extra captions and shortcuts, such as the gallery shortcut, that kick in when the camera application is active. This way, you can delete any shot or beam it over to another device or online gallery in just on touch
The Bluetooth implementation is, as always though, nothing to complain about. We encountered no issues with handling this type of connections, but on the downside there is a limit as to how long the handset can remain visible so it isn’t possible to...
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