Online tech specialist Expansys has beaten its own lifetime best price of £279 for the Motorola RAZR, this time taking the price of the lovely white version down to £249. You will need to enter a code at checkout to see the lower price, but that’s a small inconvenience for getting one of our favourite high-end Android phones for a very nice discount.
The deal is part of a Motorola Madness promotion, which also sees the very nice Xoom 2 Media Edition tablet reduced to £199 through the site. Here’s a visual:
We very much enjoyed using the RAZR and will keep encouraging you lot to buy one, even if no one is even the slightest bit interested. Check out the Motorola deals over at Expansys.
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Iain Cheyne
/ July 17, 2012Even at £199, the Xoom 2 doesn’t look like great value against the Nexus 7.
http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=4306&idPhone2=4850
mintvilla
/ July 17, 2012No tablet looks good value against the nexus 7, this is probaly the second best value for money wise a tablet can get, its a bargain at 199, the trouble its its motorola and will be stuck on honeycomb forever…. id advise getting the nexus 7 just for future updates… nevermind the tegra 3
Tony
/ July 17, 2012I wouldn’t buy any moto product again, the farce of updating to ICS on the Xoom and Razr is beyond funny. If you don’t have a US model it is a waste of time.