Testseek.com have collected 223 expert reviews of the Motorola Droid Razr LTE 4G and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Motorola Droid Razr LTE 4G.
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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
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
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
Great screen; thin and light; fast; plenty of memory,
Over tall chassis; microSIM
The Motorla Razr is an irritating smartphone. It has a large, high quality screen, but the chassis seems oversized. It is thin, but there's a bubble at the upper edge. The use of a microSIM irritated us too, as we swap SIMs a lot. ...
Motorola's RAZR is an impressive performer, with no one fault major enough to undermine a solid Android smartphone experience. However, despite some clever native app work, we can't help but think that the RAZR would have benefited from Ice Cream Sandwich...
The Motorola RAZR has all the makings of a great Android smartphone, but the middling quality of its big-screen is a let-down and the imminent Galaxy Nexus looks like it could be a better option. For now, the Samsung Galaxy S II is still our favoured A...
Huge screen, decent battery life in normal use, light, stylish
Unwieldy, perhaps too big, not as quick as it could be, OLED screen not perfect
We've had a real voyage of discovery with the Razr. When the phone was first announced, we fell in love. When we first held it, we fell out of love again. And now we've used it, we can't help feel a really strong affection for it. Is this the best phon...
Android version will be outdated soon; not great to hold in the hand
The Motorola RAZR is pretty much all you could wish for from a smartie, along with a really strong chassis. Just the Gingerbread OS and lack of ergonomics drop its score...
Isn't running new version of Android; dock-based webtop OS hasn't wowed us in the past
The Motorola Razr is an Android phone that offers speed, an 8-megapixel camera and a super-slim design, but it isn't running the latest version of Android and, for many, won't offer enough of a draw next to the Samsung Galaxy S2....
The Samsung Galaxy S 2 retains its title as king of Android – for nowLoveA few smart exclusive apps, stupendously thinHateSuper AMOLED screen disappoints, Android 2.3Specs:Screen: 4.3-inch, 960 x 540 resolutionConnectivity: 3G, Wi-Fi, GPSCamera: 8-mega...
Beautiful industrial design with sizezero girth, Smart actions is smart, Quick under the hood,
Software is garish and ugly, No backwardscompatibility for accessorites, Display has an odd green tint
The original RAZR handset left a very definite legacy on the mobile industry -- one of impeccable hardware design, rock-solid construction and ease of use. Happily, Motorola's new RAZR lives up to that legacy with confidence.You can see where corners h...
