I''ve been less than satisfied with the RAZR2.Pros:- This is undoubtedly a very, very good looking phone. It''s really thin, yet very sturdy. Mine hasn''t attracted any scratches or dents, which is a testament to the good construction of the actual phone.- Good voice quality on both ends. I''ve been told I''m a little bit quiet, but background noise is minimal.- Camera is above average in image quality. Video is fine.Cons:- VERY sluggish interface. I have to wait 2 seconds after trying to go into Messaging, and about 3 for Contacts. This is unacceptable seeing as it has a powerful CPU underneath it.- Did NOT come with preset Internet and MMS settings for AT&T. I had to search online for both of the settings and do everything myself to get both of them working. Motorola''s site did not help at all either.- The keypad is usually fine, but sometimes I find myself accidentally pressing more than one key at once owing to the fact that there''s no real way to judge where one key begins and another ends when you''re texting fast.- The "space" for text messaging is in the most awkward place! Instead of on the bottom-right side like on every other phone I''ve ever seen, it''s on the bottom-left side. It''s really annoying to get used to and I can''t really see why they''d do that.- In all the reviews and previews I read, it talks about the cool "touchscreen" aspect of the phone. I bought this phone because I thought it would be cool to have a phone with a touchscreen. A few months in and I''ve still yet to see any way I can use the touchscreen! When you get a text message, I''d love to just touch the screen and see the message, but instead you have to press a button on the side. My friend''s Verizon RAZR2 also lets you take pictures with the front screen as a touch screen - this version of the phone doesn''t have this which is disappointing. I think you''re only able to use the touchscreen if you have music on the phone, which is impossible in this case because there was no data cable that came with the phone. All together I''d just have to label the touchscreen as a gimmick.- And finally, less than a day of using the RAZR2 the cover for the charger port fell off. That''s just lame, and I probably won''t be able to return it now because of that.All in all I wouldn''t recommend this particular phone. Go buy one for your respective service - I''m sure they''ll have lots of cool features you''d be missing out from on this phone and you won''t have as much of a hassle setting it up.