Motorola SLVR L9 is a 2007 model mobile phone. MobileBurn writes about Motorola L9 and notes, “The MOTOSLVR L9 is the only handset that Motorola announced today that does not support HSDPA high-speed data, with GPRS/EDGE having to suffice. The on board 2.0 megapixel camera utilizes the 20MB internal memory and microSD memory expansion for storage. Music is taken care of with a player compatible with MP3, AAC, e-AAC, and e-AAC+ music and an FM radio, with an airplane mode to enable you to listen to your tunes in places where phone use is prohibited. Bluetooth 2.0 with support for stereo headphones using A2DP is included, with a miniUSB port available for wired data transfer. Included in the box is a battery capable of up to 6.6 hours of talk time or 14.5 days standby.”

Mobile-Review reviews the Motorola L9 and wrtes about battery, “Removing the back cover reveals a 880 mAh Li-Ion battery (BK60). As the manufacturer claims, it can put up 350 hours of lifetime in standby mode and provide up to 6.5 hours of talk time. In conditions of Moscow networks the charge on the battery lasted for 4 days at one hour of calls and up to 45 minutes of other functions. But you are more likely to end up with 2-3 days of stable operation on a single charge. It takes the SLVR L9 a bit more than 2 hours to charge from empty to full. Should you be heavy on its music capabilities, the lifetime will fall down dramatically to 1 day (4-6 hours of music playback, up to 1 hour of calls).”

Motorola L9 Features:

• Sleek candy-bar design with a mirror reflective finish modeled after the MOTOKRZR K1.
• Premium-shimmering black keypad
• 2.0 megapixel camera with 8x digital zoom, landscape and portrait modes available
• MPEG4 video capture with 4x zoom and full screen playback
• GPRS class 10 and EDGE class 10 technologies for quick downloading
• Progressive downloading and video streaming
• Approximately 20 MB internal memory; external memory support with optional microSD up to 2GB
• Integrated digital music audio player
• Supports MP3/AAC/AAC+/AAC+ enhanced/ AMR/ WAV ringtones and music
• Wireless connectivity with stereo Bluetooth wireless technology¹
• Airplane mode for uninterrupted music enjoyment
• Dedicated key for quick access to integrated FM radio with Radio Data System
• MegaSIM (3.0V only) support3
• CrystalTalkTM for voice clarity in noisy environments
• PTV, M-PTT & SCREEN3 enabled3
• Messaging: MMS, SMS, EMS, IM, Email (POP3/SMTP/IMAP4)
• Connectivity: Mini-USB, A2DP Stereo Class 2 Bluetooth wireless technology, USB 1.1, PC Sync, MotoSync™, Mobile Phone Tools, PTT/PTV

mobile88.com writes about Motorola SLVR L9, “Complete with GRPS class 10 and EDGE class 10 technologies for progressive downloads and video streaming, you can quickly update the integrated digital audio player and download MP3/AAC ringtones quickly.³ Before taking off on a flight, the MOTOSLVR L9 is capable of being filled up to 2GB of videos, pictures and music on your optional external microSD card. Turn on the airplane mode and enjoy uninterrupted entertainment for the entire duration of your trip. Not only does this sleek, yet durable mobile fit perfectly in your hand, it also boasts up to approximately 400 minutes of talk time and 350 hours of standby time.4 The MOTOSLVR L9 is built to keep up with you day in and day out.”

GSMarena reviews the Motorola L9 and writes, “When you take the battery cover off, you can see the Motorola BK 60 880 mAh Li-Ion battery. The manufacturer promises that this battery will provide about 350 hours of stand-by time and up to 4 hours of talk time. Whether this is true or not, we could not find out in our tests as we did not use the phone in ordinary daily fashion. Underneath the battery is the SIM card bed. The card is easily inserted and taken out, so there are no problems here. A good thing about Motorola L9 is that it supports the new MegaSIM technology which means that it allows for special SIM cards having up to 1GB of memory.”