Verizon Wireless launches the new style icon: the MOTOKRZR K1m. The design of this cell phone is gorgeous fashion. It’s really an old RAZR in new case and it’s a mid-range Verizon music phone.

The MOTOKRZR K1m is feels great in the hand; have the mix of glossy, matte (on the back) and stippled textures is tremendous fun to fidget with. The glossy front is a fingerprint magnet, have touch-sensitive music control keys on the front the flip, 2GB microSD memory card slot, 25 MB memory, a 1.9” 65 color TFT LCD display, A 1.1” 65 color CSTN screen features, 1.3 megapixel camera, Bluetooth, and GPS. The handset supports Verizon’s V CAST video, V Cast Music store with Windows Media Player syncing and BroadbandAccess connectivity wise EV-DO modem mode.

The MOTOKRZR K1m is feels very comfortable against the ear, the 3.6 oz phone flips open to show, the speakerphone was very clear and adequately loud, and voices transmitted through the microphone sounded pleasant. And its including Ducati 3D Extreme game played.

Unhappily, the 1.3 megapixel camera had serious trouble with fuzzing out edges in outdoor photos, and low-light shots tended to be blurry. You can download your photos off the phone using Bluetooth and drop new pictures into the 18MB of main memory but you can’t upload photos to your memory card or add songs or ringtones via Bluetooth.

You can get the Motorola MOTOKRZR at $199.99 with two year service agreement, and $ 249.99 with one year agreement.

[Via Pcmag]