Motorola RAZR User Reviews

Ownership period: less than a month.

It's thin, and large! Most people say wow! That phone is like a small tablet. The size isn't for everyone. The screen is gorgeous. The screen is gorilla glass. I find the form factor very comfortable to hold. Very similar to the Samsung Galaxy S2, but thinner. The Kevlar back is very upscale. The phone feels incredibly solid. It feels upscale. Not "plasticy". I do wish it had a physical camera button, but that is my preference. As well, I feel the top mounted power port, and hdmi port are ill placed, but not a deal breaker. Battery life is not bad. Moderate use will get through most of a day. The battery is not removable. The price you pay for the thin form factor. I find the camera ok. It still is far from best in class, but noticeably better than past Motorola cameras.

Everything you have read about the AMOLED screen are true. Motorola got it right, even if it is a pentile matrix. Colors are rich, and full. The screen is good even in direct light.

To say it is fast is an understatement. It is noticeably faster than the Atrix it replaced. It isn't the most cutting edge, but this phone's specs are not going to be dated until quad core phones become the norm.

Android 2.3.5 runs smooth. The motoblur hacks aren't as intrusive as previous versions. Still, it would be nice to rid of it. One flaw I see with the phone is its bluetooth streaming. It seems to stutter when you stream music to a bluetooth device. This will likely be addressed in a software update.

Sound quality for calling is incredible. No issues with the phone holding wifi signals or network signal. As a phone this device excels. This is the best motorola device to date hands down. Only possible wishes would be a larger battery that was replaceable, and maybe a hi def screen.