Motorola introduced new cell phone Motorola Z6 RIZR. However, this cell phone feels a little heavier due, no doubt, to the use of different materials though the specs claim they're the same weight. The keypad is also different, perhaps for the worse, and resembles the original RAZR with its quirky off-centre buttons. These make it a little harder to text than with the Motorola Z6 RIZR's symmetrical keys. The screen has also been updated and looks gorgeous it features a greater 320 x 240 resolution and a better interface. Finding some of the functions may be initially perplexing for some users: for example, there's no alarm clock button in the main menu, and the function is now located in "Office Tools", along with a Calculator and E-mail.

One annoying thing about the design is that the SIM is under the microSD card you have the take the card out first to swap the SIM. Also, there is a small metal flap that you have to slip the battery under this proves quite difficult and Motorola Z6 RIZR is easy to place the battery in incorrectly the tab can get stuck in between the contacts and the battery itself and hence it won't work. Users of the original Motorola Z6 RIZR will notice the Internet button has been replaced with a music button which takes you to your music library. To hold your music, Motorola have included a 1GB micro SD card music fans would probably prefer 4GB or more space. Lastly, there is also a dedicated ARIA icon in the menu itself which takes you to a minisite, and though it tempts you with the prospect of ringtones there are sadly none to be had. Instead there is a selection of featured artists this month it's Sneaky Sound System with bios on the bands, and a competition to win phones and attend the ARIA awards.

The screen is big enough for most tasks, the menu is straightforward and the casing is attractive both to hold and behold. Call quality was generally quite good as well. As this is a music phone it was interesting to see how the headset actually worked in conjunction with it. Unfortunately, these are one of the more uncomfortable headsets we've used they sit awkward on our ears and the earcups are way too large. In operation, the headset was quite susceptible to interference in the office environment where there were six or seven immediate Bluetooth devices. The headset cut out quite a bit on music here, but away from everything this was less of a problem. Sound quality on music was very good, though, but at times it sounded like the tape was slowing down very unusual. Call quality was OK through the headset, but very echoey at the other party's end. However, using the Bluetooth headset will drain the batteries quick smart we got about a day and half out of it by leaving Bluetooth enabled and the two connected. Please purchase on online www.luckywirelessusa.com