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Motorola RAZR (XT910) Outright $519 Plus $19 Postage

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shlape on 31/01/2012 - 12:05 kogan.com.au (407 clicks)
Last edited 31/01/2012 - 12:26

I came across this from Kogan and thought I'd share with my fellow Ozbargainers.

Seems like a good deal for those looking for an outright price. I also had a play with the phone at a shop and seems to work quit well.

The phone can optionally be covered by an extended warranty from Kogan for a total of 3 years for $79. Not sure on this one since the battery is sealed within the unit, and batteries have an expected 1 yr life although most continue on past this.

What do you all think about this deal?

EDIT:

I forgot to add what I heard from them over the phone…
- Shipping from Hong Kong but I was assured it is an authentic Motorola product and not a cheap knock-off version.
- If warranty is required, you can either post into them and they will reimburse this cost, or they will arrange a courier to come pick it up.

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  • dbrent12 on 31/01/2012 - 12:19

    this battery only 1 yr life? or all batts?

    • shlape on 31/01/2012 - 12:24

      From what I was told (some time ago), you can expect all batteries to have a 1 yr lifespan. That's why warranty on batteries (for things like laptops) only go for 12months, but then again, Dell sometimes offers 3 yr warranty as an option. Battery technology may have progressed to a point where this "only 1 yr lifespan" guideline is no longer true.

      If anyone can shed some light on this topic it would be appreciated.

      • scrimshaw on 31/01/2012 - 13:00
        +1

        Phone batteries are very cheap to replace. I bought 2 Anker branded extended batteries for my SGS2 and they last just as long, if not longer, than the original batteries.

        The cost? $19 bucks, delivered.

  • apprentice on 31/01/2012 - 12:56

    I was hearing Android Atlas yesterday and the guys there really praised this phone. They were saying its better than Nexus Prime specially the battery life.

  • salem on 31/01/2012 - 13:24
    +1

    The Razr has been criticised for it's poor battery performance (per charge, not lifespan). That's why motorola released a Razr Maxx (not sure how many x's are supposed to be there, maybe only one) which has a much higher battery charge while only adding a small amount of bulk to the phone. That said, the reviews of the regular razr phone were pretty glowing. This seems like a decent price.

    edit: yeah, like those posters above me mentioned :)

  • twisti on 31/01/2012 - 14:02
    +1

    The battery in this phone is also non replaceable? Or at least more difficult to replace than in a standard phone since the rear cover is not removable.

    The phone is also quite large, so keep that in mind if you have small hands.

    Great price though.

  • mrpotato on 31/01/2012 - 14:28

    This phone is good and the price is reasonable,
    but I don't think the battery performance is good enough from my friends' feedback.
    no need of extended warranty,one phone,one year.

  • shlape on 31/01/2012 - 16:35

    How about that?

    Just found it for about $525 delivered from here -> http://buymart.com.au/motorola-razr-xt910-p-46698.html

    That's:
    - $490.11 for the phone
    - $25 postage
    - 2% for insurance

    … buymart? Never heard of them before? Are they trustworthy? Anyone?

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