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First Look: Motorola DROID RAZR Maxx

By Emmanuel Banks

When seeing the article title, you may be having some recent memories of another Motorola RAZR model released not so long ago. We’ll you are correct, this is a new RAZR and Motorola has released the RAZR Maxx with pretty much the same design and features as the previous model. So what’s different? To be more specific, the battery has improved greatly to keep up with the power that the previous model holds. However, is it really worth the new name and hype? Or should we just look at this as a product update? To answer this question, we must look a little deeper in the Motorola Droid RAZR Maxx.

The Form Factor – Similar But Not Identical

The reaction to the new form factor will definitely be mixed. Some individuals will enjoy not having a hallow back, however others may not enjoy it. Regardless, this is the main different in design between the two RAZR devices. This also hints the main selling point of the new RAZR, the better battery. In additional, on paper, some say that the phone is thicker, however in all actuality, the back is just being filled out. Which means, if you measure thickness from the antenna of the previous model, then measurements will be quite similar. Still, some things weren’t changed in the new device. The RAZR’s screen could have been improved, but definitely wasn’t, which would have been a more appreciated update in my opinion.

Motorola-Droid-Razr-Maxx

The Guts – Main Selling Point

Yes, the main selling point is in fact the battery life. The battery life of the new RAZR has nearly doubled. On paper, this is a little over six hours, but in actuality, it can range from at most close to two days and at least a little under a day. That’s quite amazing, even for those who don’t favor Motorola as a company will be amazed. But when looking outside of the battery, I regret saying that some things have either stayed the same or declined.

Conclusion – Worth Buying?

If you want a more in-depth analysis of the Motorola RAZR Maxx, I advice looking at our Motorola DROID RAZR review. Both phones are very similar, however those stuck on purchasing either phone will find the battery life a huge selling point. If you are in the market for a smartphone in general, I recommend giving the Maxx a pass. The horrid screen, sluggish performance, and so-so calling makes the Maxx and DROID RAZR not the best choice on the market. For the price, you can get a 32GB iPhone 4S.

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Comments

  1. PrIyAnGsHu @ Tech Blog says

    Feb 14, 2012 at 5:43 am

    Although, it’s a bit thicker than Droid Razr, but I really like the design of the phone. It looks fantastic !

  2. Online Payday Advances says

    Feb 16, 2012 at 2:49 am

    Amazingly nice features.I was in search of such type of phone having these features.Thanks Emmanuel Banks for highlighting and showing such nice features.

  3. zamahsari says

    Feb 20, 2012 at 4:25 pm

    Until now, the Droid RAZR MAXX is the only smartphone that features the beast 3,300mAh battery. A bit of thickness bump up is tolerable as long as it retains it of being less than 10mm thick. One of my favorite phones..

    • Tuan Do says

      Feb 21, 2012 at 10:42 am

      Wow, I didn’t notice that its battery is up top 3,300mAh. My phone’s battery is just 2,500mAh and it’s awesome already. I guess the big battery would help most of us use the Razr Maxx for 2 days without charging.

  4. Amit Shaw says

    May 31, 2012 at 8:55 am

    By looking at it, i am getting a feeling that the phone might be a bit heavy. The display looks more broaden, may not fit in the pocket.

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