ProductCritic: Motorola SLVR L2 Reviews

Mobile Phones UK (100)

Teenagers and multimedia fans look elsewhere, but for those looking for a good inexpensive non-camera phone (rather a niche area these days) the L2 is a good choice. A comparable phone is the Nokia 6030, although the Nokia has more bulk and is only dual band.

Mobile-review.com (70)

Here the company stakes on low price and the absence of rivals with close characteristics. It’s an interesting approach, and what is the main – quite workable, which the RAZR proves. Both models are targeted at those people, who wanted to buy RAZR, and didn’t do that for some reason. At that, the company at the very beginning leads them to the mid-price segment, which is untypical for such models.

infoSync World (68)

The L2 makes for a slim and light business companion for globe-trotting professionals focused on making calls and checking the odd e-mail message, and its Bluetooth support address-book syncing, and great battery life are all nice touches. However, more demanding chatters will frown at the weak display, lack of corporate or POP/IMAP e-mail access, GPRS-only data service and missing memory expansion.

CNET (66)

Some design quirks aside, the Motorola Slvr L2 is an appealing low-end addition to the Slvr family.

PC Mag (50)

This is a good-looking phone for the camera-shy, but it is not up to RAZR standards for voice quality.