Motorola Razr V arrives at Bell, lets Canadians get a slim slab of Ice Cream Sandwich

There have been many versions of the Motorola Droid Razr (Mototola Razr abroad), but we think that the Motorola Razr V is the best iteration yet. The Motorola Razr V has improved upon the original 2011 Razr by adding a better ColorBoost display (a qHD not HD display), but it is 1.24mm thicker at 8.35mm. Other than those few changes, you are getting the same 1.2GHZ dual-core processor, 8 megapixel camera, and 14.4MBPS HSPA+ data speeds. The Razr V also keeps some of the same design cues as the Razr with its Kevlar back and the hump with the camera, speaker, and flash on it. The Razr V can be bought at Bell for $30 on a three year contract, or for $400 sans-contract. The Razr V is a great addition to Bell's lineup, but we would prefer the unlocked Samsung Galaxy Nexus which delivers a direct path to Jelly Bean, and fast, smooth performance at a cheaper price. Want more information on the Droid Razr's Canadian cousin? Check out the source links below for more information.

Source: Engadget, Bell Mobility

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