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The editors liked
Fresh design with a trackpad behind the display for navigating the phone
Offers a 5-megapixel camera
Full spectrum of wireless options.
The editors didn't like
Sluggish at times and spontaneously rebooted once during our review period
Device is only running Android 1.5
Small screen
Keyboard's durability in question since it's exposed on the back.
Abstract: We had a chance for a live hands-on with the Motorola BACKFLIP during a meeting with Motorola at the Consumer Electronics Show. The BACKFLIP is Motorola's second MOTOBLUR device, following T-Mobile's CLIQ. MOTOBLUR lets you quickly access social netwo...
Abstract: Some people just need a tactile keyboard on a smartphone. Motorola comes up with an interesting successor (or alternative) to the Droid in the Backflip. It seems like everyone's gotten a taste of the Android platform, except AT&T, home of the iPhone. W...
Abstract: We have taken the bold step today of saying that you shouldn’t buy a phone. Read more to find out why the Motorola Backflip, and AT&T’s policy on Android phones, has driven us to this important decision. We’ve been reviewing ou...
Good build quality, large keyboard, MotoBlur software, reasonably inexpensive
MotoBlur can become cluttered, flip design isn't completely comfortable or practical, trackpad is more of a gimmick, no multitouch or Flash
Motorola scores points for trying to differentiate the Backflip from the wealth of other Android smartphones on the market, but its design isn't as practical as the company intended it to be...
Abstract: Of the three recently released Motoblur-enabled Android phones, the Motorola Backflip has received the most attention and rightfully so. In terms of industrial design and functionality, it is hands down the most daring, most innovative and riskiest pho...
Abstract: Google’s flexible operating system for mobiles lets phone manufactures do some funky things with their devices, but you probably won’t find a quirkier Android handset than the Motorola Backflip. As its name hints, this smart phone has a keyboard that f...
The Motorola BackFlip has an RRP of RM1699, but we only recommend the device to the text-heavy or social networking crowd. While the phone does come with an interesting design, we have trouble looking past its dated Android UI and the lack of multitou...
Abstract: You might find the Motorola Backflip to be ordinary-looking at first glance. The device comes with the usual 3.2-inch capacitive screen and three touch panels below it. Top it off with the usual volume buttons at the side, a 3.5mm audio port paired with t...
Abstract: You might find the Motorola Backflip to be ordinary-looking at first glance. The device comes with the usual 3.2-inch capacitive screen and three touch panels below it. Top it off with the usual volume buttons at the side, a 3.5mm audio port paired wit...
schickes Design, ordentliche Verarbeitung, Touchpad auf der Rückseite, solide Ausstattung, günstig, schnell reagierender Touchscreen
mittelprächtige Audioqualität, verbesserungswürdige TastaturVerarbeitung, Android Version 1.5
Das Motorola Backflip ist ein kostengünstiges Slider-Smartphone mit einem erstaunlich innovativen Steuerungsansatz. Das dieser Schule machen wird, ist fraglich – zu groß sind die restlichen Mankos, die dieses Gerät im Schatten des gelungenen Motorola ...
