Sean ... I had a Nokia 3650 for years and enjoyed the Address Book, Calendar, decent camera, bluetooth connectivity, etc ... Thought I'd jump ship and give the Razr a try ... I have since returned the Razr to TMobile and gone with the Nokia 6103; it has just about everything I'm looking for.
If you really don't care about the phone's usability (which it sounds like you don't) the Razr could be your cup of tea. It was solid, felt great in my hand, was a breeze to use ... except it lacked a true address book and it's Phone Book was pretty terrible ... but I seem to read reviews of other Moto phones and I guess it's on par with their other phones.
I didn't notice if the Razr had video capture.
Even though the Nokia 6103 is not as slim as the Razr it sure feels smaller in my pocket. The Razr was pretty long and wide ... almost too big for the side of my head when talking on it. The 6103 does not feel cheap at all. I really like the rubberized grip it has. Makes it feel very secure in my grip.
I'd say go with the Nokia ... save yourself some cash. I'm very happy with the phone.
If you really don't care about the phone's usability (which it sounds like you don't) the Razr could be your cup of tea. It was solid, felt great in my hand, was a breeze to use ... except it lacked a true address book and it's Phone Book was pretty terrible ... but I seem to read reviews of other Moto phones and I guess it's on par with their other phones.
I didn't notice if the Razr had video capture.
Even though the Nokia 6103 is not as slim as the Razr it sure feels smaller in my pocket. The Razr was pretty long and wide ... almost too big for the side of my head when talking on it. The 6103 does not feel cheap at all. I really like the rubberized grip it has. Makes it feel very secure in my grip.
I'd say go with the Nokia ... save yourself some cash. I'm very happy with the phone.