Testseek.com have collected 127 expert reviews of the Motorola RAZR i and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Motorola RAZR i.
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127 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Amazing screen, Slim, compact design, Power internal tech, MicroSD slot
Not running Jelly Bean at the launch, Slows down every now and then,
Motorola is keen to make the once-proud RAZR brand a force to be reckoned with, and the RAZR i is certainly a step in the right direction. The Intel tech which powers this device shows serious promise, and the mid-range price should help it gain a size...
Abstract: Since Motorola rebooted the RAZR series, we've had the seriously skinny Kevlar backed Motorola RAZR and the chunkier “it just won't die” Motorola RAZR Maxx. Does Moto's newest knight the RAZR i – armed with the highest-clocked Intel-made mobile CPU to dat...
The first gen of Intel-powered smartphones didn't exactly make a big splash but, given the low standing of their manufacturers and the limited availability, that's hardly a surprise. Back then, it was all about slapping a logo and selling it on your netwo...
Abstract: Earlier this month Motorola announced a trio of RAZR phones in New York, but we knew all along that wasn’t the end of it - both Moto and Intel had sent out invites for a European event in London, promising to take us to the edge. Since the invite came...
Abstract: The Motorola Razr i has a manageable 4.3 inch screen, as with other similarly priced smartphones in its range such as the HTC One S and Huawei Ascend P1. Although the device feels a bit small when handled-perhaps because I'm more familiar with larger hand...
Compact, solid build, Fast, clean interface, Speedy web browser, Crisp text
Design is a little uninspiring, Music and video lack detail, Off-white tint to video
There's decent camera and call quality, plus a good battery performance. Video and audio aren't up to the standards of the best, though. Despite a clean interface and fast browsing, we just can't get particularly excited about the Razr i. See all our A...
Abstract: First released in 2012, the Motorola RAZR i is an Android smartphone that represents an excellent deal for the mid range mobile market – powered by a 2 GHz Intel processor, the RAZR i has recently been updated to include Androids Jelly Bean OS, with the ...
Published: 2012-12-29, Author: Andy , review by: gadgetdaily.xyz
Abstract: Motorola's RAZR i brings with it two new features of note. One is Intel's new mobile processor, first seen on the somewhat obscure Orange San Diego, and now appearing in a mainstream device for the first time; the other a near edge-to-edge display. Both h...
Abstract: The Motorola Razr i is only the second Android smartphone to have an Intel processor – the first was the Orange San Diego. Most high-end Android smartphones use quad-core ARM processors, but the 2GHz Atom single core processor is just as fast, if not f...
Abstract: A new Smartphone seems to arrive often, a new Apple offering has people queuing round the block, a new Android offering less so, but you can do more of what you want, a new Android smartphone with an Intel Chip....
