Testseek.com have collected 259 expert reviews of the Motorola Droid RAZR and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Motorola Droid RAZR .
November 2011
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The editors liked
Highresolution camera
Very fast
Super thin
Incredible build quality
Very snappy performance
Inviting and unique design
720p front facing camera
Fantastic 4.3in display
Excellent performance and slick software
Included Motorola apps add value
Incredibly Thin
Unique Styling
Performing high-end hardware
Performing highend hardware
The Motorola Droid Razr has an attractive
Slim
And lightweight design that is also water repellent and scratch resistant. It has a fantastic 4.3-inch Super AMOLED Advanced display
A 1.2GHz dual-core processor
Verizon's 4G/LTE speeds
Plenty of multime
Design of the phone is pretty good
Screen is vibrant
Motorola's UI performs better than previous version
Great performance. Slick new UI and widget design. Good battery life. MotoCast is a killer app
The editors didn't like
Cellular connection dropouts
Optus apps
Battery life
Plastic casing around the back of device scratches easily
MotoBLUR still partly exists
Too wide & tall for a 4.3-inch screen
Large size is uncomfortable to hold
Feels top heavy due to "bump" design
Non-removable battery
Tall
Optus Bloatware
The Motorola Droid Razr's large size might feel awkward in small hands
We expected better picture quality from its 8-megapixel camera
And the battery is not removable
Size may be a bit too big to hold
Camera quality not that great
No removable battery
Some performance problems
Camera is disappointing. Phone's footprint is large compared with other phones with the same-sized screen
Abstract: Verizon really has a lot to offer its subscribers these days, what with the Motorola DROID Razr and the HTC Rezound completing its smartphone profile for 2011. While both devices have superior features and specs, the choice for consumers, especially contr...
The Motorola DROID RAZR has replaced Samsung’s Galaxy S II as the best Android device I’ve ever used. It’s ridiculously fast, incredibly thin and it runs on the fastest network in the country. It is also the first 4G device to finally show the world th...
There’s plenty to like about the DROID RAZR. The display is superb, performance is swift and Motorola’s commitment to Ice Cream Sandwich is, in these times of Android fragmentation, welcome. Although thanks to the “hump” Motorola’s thinness claims are...
Our comprehensive review of the Droid RAZRWhat a way to enter the holiday season. Verizon Wireless has suddenly found itself with arguably three of the hottest Android smartphones of the year, just as the holiday shopping season begins. There's the just-a...
The Droid Razr is Motorola’s best Android phone to date. The TI OMAP 1.2GHz processor paired with Verizon’s blazing LTE speeds makes for an incredibly powerful phone. Its unique design, reminiscent of the original Razr, is also a success, and the Supe...
Standout design, materials and build quality, Clear calling quality, 4G LTE connectivity with great speeds, Motorola Webtop functionality and microHDMI
Not running Android 4.0 ICS out of the box, Screen is great, but with soso pixel density, Camera and camcorder are not topnotch
Bringing us back to memory lane, there's no arguing that the original Motorola RAZR was an iconic device that's seemingly forever ingrained into our minds, but on top of that, it showed us the kind of ingenuity behind Motorola. As the story goes, the ...
When I said the RAZR was better than the Bionic in almost every way, I wasn't kidding. I'm gonna count, Form-factor. Is awesome. In fact, this is the first Droid in a while whose build quality is really worth getting excited about. It is insanely thin (7
This is one of the only Android phones that doesn't have a removable battery. Engineers got everything so thin and rigid by laminating it all together, layer by layer, and that means everything's more or less locked together (though you can still swap out
If you are an Androider, then yes, you should. The Droid Bionic used to be the best* phone on Verizon. Less than two months after its release, the Droid RAZR has snatched that title away. Literally, the only reason to buy the Bionic over the RAZR is if yo...
