Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX HD 4G Android Phone (Verizon Wireless) Review
you can buy here, only $ 99.99
Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX HD 4G Android Phone (Verizon Wireless)
This smart phone has jaw dropping ability and performance.
Being from the bay area, most people in my age group have iPhones. Personally, I have had 2 droids and an HTC windows phone since smart phones started to be the norm. Each phone that I've owned was decent enough relative to it's peers and pretty close to the top technology of the time. This not only blows the old technology away, in an objective world it would dominate all other options. In fact, the more I show apple fanatics, the more I see that hesitation that comes with wondering if your iphone is really the cool thing anymore.
The phone is thin, even with the extended battery I think most people would be hard pressed to notice the difference between this and the thinnist smartphones unless they were actively measuring or comparing. In everyday use there isn't a difference in your pocket between 7mm and 9mm.
Obviously the battery is the main selling point for the MAXX but it delivers as promised. I easily got 2 full days of moderate to heavy mixed use without a charge, including the standard constant tinkering when you get a new toy, lots of internet, streaming music and video, navigation, bluetooth, and talk time mixed in.
HD Display is amazing. When combined with the large screen size it seems less ridiculous to actually watch television, movies, games, or whatever else you like. I can definitely see myself downloading a movie to watch on a long car or plane ride without any loss in visual fidelity. a 4.7inch 720p screen 24 inches from your face is every bit as enjoyable as a 50inch 1080p on the other side of the room.
The camera rear facing camera is as good as it seems to be possible to cram into a phone. The software is ok and the picture quality is good enough for most things short of serious hobbyists and professionals. The lack of a physical camera button is annoying for both launching the app and taking pictures but I will get over it.
This is more of a general Motorola Droid thing, but Smart Actions is an incredible app. It allows you to set up automatice settings changes based on various triggers. Want your phone to be silent or vibrate only at work? just tell it your work address and when you get there, it switches the volume settings and whatever else you like. Want to turn off the ringer after 10pm? give it a time related setting that expires at 6am and only allows calls from your selected "VIP" phone numbers during that time. Tired of wasting battery connected to 3G/4G when you're using Wifi anyway? set it to disable data connection when you have a wifi connection. The app is built in, very easy to use, and has endless possibilities.
There is also the near field communication technology. I have haven't used it yet, but pay by phone, and the NFC transfer (popularized by the samsung galaxy commercials) also appear to be available here.
Oh yeah, with the gorilla glass and kevlar, it looks nice too. Update: I officially had my first drop of the phone from just below waist level out in the city. I had a little jolt of panic since I don't have a case on it yet, but I couldn't find a blemish (probably a decent amount of luck involved too).
Seriously, unless you are very very concerned with taking near magazine quality pictures, this is your phone.
If you're looking for the right vehicle dock it is here [[ASIN:B009GCTBMG Motorola HD Vehicle Navigation Dock for Motorola DROID RAZR HD/RAZR MAXX HD - Retail Packaging]]
This poorly rated dock is the one verizon is selling for this phone: [[ASIN:B008QVQYRS Motorola Flip Stand with Smart Desktop Charger - Retail Packaging]]
Update 10/30/12:
Being that this is a phone--a quick word on the call quality after about a week of use. It is excellent. The incoming voices are clear and others can't really tell I'm on a cell phone. The bluetooth was easy to set up as well.
The one and only downside for me to this point is the lack of accessories. I haven't purchased a phone at launch before so this may be the norm but Otterbox cases, higher quality screen protectors and such aren't really available yet. Although, as far as screen protectors there is no reason you can't use the ones marketed for the "RAZR HD" since the screen has the same footprint.
you can buy here, only $ 99.99Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX HD 4G Android Phone (Verizon Wireless)
This smart phone has jaw dropping ability and performance.
Being from the bay area, most people in my age group have iPhones. Personally, I have had 2 droids and an HTC windows phone since smart phones started to be the norm. Each phone that I've owned was decent enough relative to it's peers and pretty close to the top technology of the time. This not only blows the old technology away, in an objective world it would dominate all other options. In fact, the more I show apple fanatics, the more I see that hesitation that comes with wondering if your iphone is really the cool thing anymore.
The phone is thin, even with the extended battery I think most people would be hard pressed to notice the difference between this and the thinnist smartphones unless they were actively measuring or comparing. In everyday use there isn't a difference in your pocket between 7mm and 9mm.
Obviously the battery is the main selling point for the MAXX but it delivers as promised. I easily got 2 full days of moderate to heavy mixed use without a charge, including the standard constant tinkering when you get a new toy, lots of internet, streaming music and video, navigation, bluetooth, and talk time mixed in.
HD Display is amazing. When combined with the large screen size it seems less ridiculous to actually watch television, movies, games, or whatever else you like. I can definitely see myself downloading a movie to watch on a long car or plane ride without any loss in visual fidelity. a 4.7inch 720p screen 24 inches from your face is every bit as enjoyable as a 50inch 1080p on the other side of the room.
The camera rear facing camera is as good as it seems to be possible to cram into a phone. The software is ok and the picture quality is good enough for most things short of serious hobbyists and professionals. The lack of a physical camera button is annoying for both launching the app and taking pictures but I will get over it.
This is more of a general Motorola Droid thing, but Smart Actions is an incredible app. It allows you to set up automatice settings changes based on various triggers. Want your phone to be silent or vibrate only at work? just tell it your work address and when you get there, it switches the volume settings and whatever else you like. Want to turn off the ringer after 10pm? give it a time related setting that expires at 6am and only allows calls from your selected "VIP" phone numbers during that time. Tired of wasting battery connected to 3G/4G when you're using Wifi anyway? set it to disable data connection when you have a wifi connection. The app is built in, very easy to use, and has endless possibilities.
There is also the near field communication technology. I have haven't used it yet, but pay by phone, and the NFC transfer (popularized by the samsung galaxy commercials) also appear to be available here.
Oh yeah, with the gorilla glass and kevlar, it looks nice too. Update: I officially had my first drop of the phone from just below waist level out in the city. I had a little jolt of panic since I don't have a case on it yet, but I couldn't find a blemish (probably a decent amount of luck involved too).
Seriously, unless you are very very concerned with taking near magazine quality pictures, this is your phone.
If you're looking for the right vehicle dock it is here [[ASIN:B009GCTBMG Motorola HD Vehicle Navigation Dock for Motorola DROID RAZR HD/RAZR MAXX HD - Retail Packaging]]
This poorly rated dock is the one verizon is selling for this phone: [[ASIN:B008QVQYRS Motorola Flip Stand with Smart Desktop Charger - Retail Packaging]]
Update 10/30/12:
Being that this is a phone--a quick word on the call quality after about a week of use. It is excellent. The incoming voices are clear and others can't really tell I'm on a cell phone. The bluetooth was easy to set up as well.
The one and only downside for me to this point is the lack of accessories. I haven't purchased a phone at launch before so this may be the norm but Otterbox cases, higher quality screen protectors and such aren't really available yet. Although, as far as screen protectors there is no reason you can't use the ones marketed for the "RAZR HD" since the screen has the same footprint.
Connectivity
- Wireless 802.11 a, b, g, n; 2.4GHz / 5GHz
- Near Field Communication (NFC) and Android Beam
- Standalone GPS + GLONASS, Assisted GPS, eCompass, E911 positioning
- Bluetooth HSP 1.2, HFP 1.6, SPP 1.1, DUN 1.1, A2DP 1.2, AVRCP 1.3tg/1.4ct, OPP 1.2, Identify VCard 3.0, FTP 1.1, BPP 1.2, PBAP 1.0, GAVDP 1.2, AVDTP 1.2, AVCTP 1.3, HID 1.0, PAN 1.0 (PAN-NAP and PAN-U)
Hardware
- Dual-core 1.5 GHz processor
- 4.7-inch Super AMOLED HD Display, 720p (1280 x 720)
- USB 2.0 HS
- 3.5mm headphone jack
Memory
- 32 GB onboard memory (26 GB End User)
- Supports up to 32 GB microSD
- 1 GB RAM
Camera
- 8 MP rear-facing camera with LED Flash and Panoramic Mode, HDR High Dynamic Range
- HD 1080p video capture
- 1.3 MP front-facing camera with 720p HD video
Multimedia
- Video Capture Formats Supported: MPEG4, H.264
- Video Playback Formats Supported: MPEG4, H.263, H.264, VC-1, VP8, Real Video
- Audio Playback Formats Supported: AMR-NB, AMR-WB, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, MP3, PCM, WMA (v2, v7, v8, v9, v10, L1-L3), FLAC, MIDI, QCELP, EVRC, OGG/Vorbis, Real Audio
- Audio Encode Formats Supported: AMR-NB, AMR-WB, AAC (MPEG4 AAC-LC), QCELP, EVRC
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