The reviewers of CNET took a look at the unlocked version of this phone. They think it's slim and sexy but complain the keys are hard-to-press and the music player is too generic.

When the Motorola Slvr L7 first debuted, we had high hopes for the candy bar version of the Motorola Razr. Even though it had a thin and sleek design, ultimately we were disappointed with the lackluster iTunes integration, the VGA camera, and the lack of EDGE support. But fast-forward several months later, and we're glad to see that Motorola's new Slvr L7e addresses some of our previous gripes. Notable improvements include a 1.3-megapixel camera, EDGE support, and the company did away with the restrictive iTunes integration altogether..



Link: CNET