Motorola DROID RAZR Full Review - The Smartphone of Motorola RAZR DROID have  features top of the line specifications, and cloth in a way, all in one of the thin and light smartphones on the planet. With only 7.1 mm thin, this is not only the device thinner 4G LTE in the world, is one of the slimmest smartphones period. With a 1.2 GHz dual-core TI OMAP processor, a 4.3-inch QHD AMOLED super display, 1 GB RAM, an 8-megapixel camera with 1080p HD video capture, an LED flash, an HDMI output, capacity, noise reduction, 16 GB internal memory and a 16GB microSD card pre-installed, this phone is not only competing with other Android devices, it is to crush.

What the design of the phone, the RAZR DROID looks like the perfect evolution of the family with a beautiful display and gorilla DROID between hard-glass with a metal frame support Kevlar sandwich. The edges of the RAZR are angular, but still soft, and the phone connects perfectly glossy finish with a matte cap.Motorola DROID RAZR Full Review

Motorola DROID RAZR

At the upper end of the phone has an HDMI output, a microUSB charging and data port and a 3.5-mm headphone jack. On the right side of an on / off / unlock button is next to a volume up / down rocker. On the left is to give a small cover that runs itself, access to mobile LTE MicroSim card and microSD card. On the back is the 8-megapixel camera, LED flash and a loud speaker.

While the display is on RAZR DROID a 4.3-inch AMOLED QHD super still not perfect. He looks better to me that the ads on Motorola and Motorola DROID DROID BIONIC 3 is used, but it is a display PenTile, and this means that still looks grainy, no matter how high the resolution. Colors look good and are very bright and vivid, even if the screen does not compare with the likes of Samsung AMOLED displays super plus. Sensitivity to touch was excellent and incredibly responsive, the device will immediately cancel at any turn of events, and respond to attract. On top of the display Gorilla glass is so over the phone by very good performances in the display of the device should be able to your use and abuse pretty well.

SOFTWARE

The software runs on the Motorola RAZR DROID is almost identical to the previousflagship Android device from Verizon Wireless, which is just seven weeks, the Motorola DROID BIONIC. A new feature that is actually very practical actionsMotorola Smart App

Intelligent actions you can perform different actions on the phone automaticallypositions. I wish my iPhone was that. For example, I can not use Bluetooth at all when I’m home and I would love if my iPhone Bluetooth would turn out to save the battery every time I pulled into the driveway. Now this works fine on the MotorolaRAZR DROID with intelligent action. In addition to being able to specify a widerange of settings for different sites, you can base these measures on otherparameters, such as when the phone battery from a certain percentage. One of theproposed configuration is that the display weak, turn the GPS, and turn thebackground sync when the phone battery is 20% or less. Motorola says that withsmart actions configured, you can extend the battery RAZR up to 30%.

SPEAKERPHONE

Voice calling on this phone is excellent, with calls coming through loud with good low end and clarity. Signal reception was also excellent and I almost always got 4G LTE signal in my home or around town in New York City and parts of Connecticut. Callers could hear me loud and clear.

BATTERY

The battery on the Motorola DROID RAZR has really impressed me. After using the phone for a few days, I completely forgot about the fact that this a 4G LTE device (in terms of battery performance, not data speeds). For the first time ever, I believe that Verizon’s 4G LTE devices have finally reached the point of being powerful enough in the battery department, and thin enough, to not offer any drawbacks related to 4G compatibility.

The RAZR lasted days as far as standby time is concerned, and even with moderate use, the phone went for almost two days. While the battery isn’t removable, that’s a small price to pay for a device that’s able to run with the best of them.

ACCESSORIES

Motorola DROID RAZR spesification

Motorola sent me a boatload of accessories for the DROID RAZR including an external battery (just plug it in and you have an external power supply), a car dock, a multimedia dock and the company’s updated Lapdock 100. The new laptop dock improves upon the original, though it still has issues. For example, Motorola has wisely allowed this new Lapdock to work with a wide variety of Motorola smartphones by having a universal connector that plugs into more than one device. Unfortunately, this design doesn’t actually let you dock the phone. Instead, you can only rest the phone in a cut out in the Lapdock.

For a phone like the RAZR with the ports on the top of the case, you can’t even rest the handset in the Lapdock, so you’re forced to leave it plugged in on the table.

The new laptop dock has two-finger scrolling, a welcome change, though its performance it still pretty terrible and it makes navigation a maddening experience. The keyboard is improved, though key layout and size isn’t optimal, either.

All in all, in my limited usage, Motorola’s webtop concept is still very much a concept and not something I’d ever consider using regularly. It’s easier to just use the phone itself than the clunky laptop-like accessory.

CONCLUSION

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 that it doesn’t have to be as thick as a brick or have battery life that forces you to invest in 12 chargers.

The Motorola DROID RAZR will become available on November 11th at 11:11 a.m. for $299.99 on contract. Verizon is also offering a limited time promotion as far as 4G smartphone data plans are concerned, so a customer who signs up for the 2GB monthly plan for $30 will receive the 4GB data plan, and someone who wants something smaller will be able to add a 300MB data plan to any Verizon Wireless phone for $20 a month.