D&G Razr Phone

 

 

 

I recently came across the Dolce & Gabbana Razrcellphone and decided to scope it out a bit, after all the Motorola Razr, was the top leading cellphone in the US. Well to say the least this phone is definitely for the fashion driven and fashion label slaves. This phone is definitely eye-catching with its Liquid Gold color housing, and even the box it came in was gold-colored and opening is quite neat too.

 

 

The box is split into two halves, a bottom and top half. The bottom half houses your phone, and the top half stores all you cables and users manual. To open it, you have to push the bottom half to the left and at the same time the top half to the right. This way your phone remains in place and separate from the other stuff it comes with.  The package also included a nice gold D&G dangle that attached to the phone. With that being said, I think that the phone might have been generally intended for the feminine population. 

There wasn’t much of a difference compared to a regular non designer Razr V3i, except  for the obvious Dolce & Gabbana label on the back. Basically, the only distinctions between a Dolce & Gabbana Razr and a regular razr is the Gold color, D&G wallpaper and 3 D&G ringtones. Other than those features, the razr has a 1.23 megapixel camera (eh.) bluetooth v1.2, memory card slot, world phone support, and pretty much all the other knick knacks of the regular Razr. However this phone, is lacks iTunes support, which might be a big no-no for some. The phone also seemed to get dirty pretty quick and left sort of a scuffed  look when I tried to wipe it clean. When this phone first came out back in 2006 it ranged from 500 to 600 bucks.

Overall, in my opinion, with this phone you’re practically buying the label. The phone (unlocked) is now priced at between $150 -$330. So maybe this phone can be a good Christmas gift for that fashion fiend friend of yours. Sure it’s a “soo two years ago” phone, but how many people are walking around out there, with a gold D&G razr cell phone?