Motorola KRZR K1 reviews round-up

We've collected the best online and offline reviews of the Motorola KRZR K1 for your to compare and contrast

(87%)	Mobile Choice Motorola KRZR K1 Review “What you do notice is the KRZR’s new glass-coated front veneer that’s a move away from the RAZR’s metallic armour. Motorola has also given the back cover a lick of soft paint and the whole phone is incredibly tactile. " Read the Mobile Choice Motorola KRZR review

(7.9/10)	CNET.co.uk “Some reviewers have described the Krzr as an evolved Razr V3, and to all intents and purposes it is part of the Razr family. However, the Krzr represents a significant step forward for Motorola.” Read the CNet.co.uk Motorola KRZR K1 review

(7/10)	Pocket-lint “Small, compact and very shiny, from the outside the MOTOKRZR impressed everyone we showed it to. People liked the reflective front similar to the Z610 from Sony Ericsson and the fact the 2 megapixel camera with its 8x digital zoom was hidden discreetly under its shell rather than a massive bulbous attachment on the side.” Read the Pocket-lint Motorola KRZR K1 review

(3/5)	Mobile Phones UK “In addition to it's pretty looks, the KRZR has high spec features too. The main internal display is a high quality TFT screen with 262,000 colours and the same resolution as the RAZR: 176 x 220 pixels.” Read Mobile Phones UK's Motorola KRZR K1 review

(70%)	Your Mobile Phone Reviews “The handset has an external colour screen which provides a screen resolution of 96 x 80 pixels & allows the user to view information external as well as internally. The internal screen is a TFT colour screen which has a screen resolution of 176 x 220 pixels & works as a viewfinder for the camera feature. ” Read the Your Mobile Phone Reviews' Motorola KRZR K1 review

(67%)	infoSync “With its narrow profile and metallic glossy finish, the new KRZR K1 certainly cuts a fine profile. Measuring 0.6 by 1.7 by 4.1 inches and weighing in at about 3.6 ounces, the K1 actually felt a little lighter in our hands than we expected, but it attracts smudges like nobody's business.” Read InfoSync's Motorola KRZR K1 review

(83%)	Total Mobile “The MOTOKRZR bucks the squash-it-as-flat-as-you-can trend - and is actually a little thicker then it’s predecessor. At 16mm thick it is plenty thin enough, however – and the couple extra millimetres of girth are more then made up by the fact that his is over a centimetre narrower then the original RAZR.” View the Total Mobile blog

(8/10)	What Mobile “The KRZR is another iconic design that, like the RAZR is a real head turner and oozes class. It may not set the world alight in the way the earlier handset did, as it’s clearly an evolution rather than a revolution, but it’s sure to fare well” What Mobile February 2007