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Abstract: The Motorola RAZR M is a mid-range Motorola packing some pretty tasty specs along with the series' trademark Kevlar backing. What's more, it's also on track to offer an Intel processor as well as a qHD AMOLED display. The specs pit it directly against the...
Abstract: Most current 4G smartphones sold in Australia are high end handsets, like the HTC One XL , the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S III 4G and the Windows-based HTC Titan 4G . That is set to change in the near future with the launch of the Motorola RAZR M, a mid-ran...
Excellent contrast and brightness, High grade materials and construction, Close to Nexus interface, External storage card slot, Speedy, delay free performance, Respectable battery life, Camera UI is fast and has a timer, Blistering network performance
Text characters can lack smoothness, Rear of the phone isn't attractive (though this is a personal taste thing), Older version of Android — 4.1.2 is not the latest, Limited 8gb of internal storage, Some animations are jittery, Non-user replaceable battery
By current standards, the RAZR M is starting to show it's age. Some folk will want a higher res display and a faster processor with more cores. Does this mean they will be getting a better phone? Not necessarily. Phones with newer processing chips aren't ...
The Motorola RAZR M is an unusual beast. In its form factor, capabilities and style, it reminds us most of Apple's iPhone 5. But it runs Android, and most of the Android competition to Apple these days is larger — think about the 4.7″/4.8″ screens of the...
Published: 2012-12-03, Author: Luke , review by: gizmodo.com.au
The way Motorola advertised the new RAZR handsets this year, you'd think that it was Google's emissary, sent to deliver us from the woes of the existing smartphone wasteland. ‘Come with us, gadgeteers. Let us take you to Google's promised land where Maps...
Great performance for the money, Verizon's 4G network is fast, Display makes colors gorgeous, Slim, compact design, Lovely and functional interface
Nonremovable battery, Waiting for Jelly Bean update, Low resolution screen sullies HD video, Miserly Verizon data plans
The Razr M is a jack-of-all-trades kind of phone. It's overall performance and premium make it a winner; it's just surprisingly snappy and sturdy for how affordable it is. The combination of ICS and Motorola's own UI is both functional and attractive. We...
Easy to hold; Doesn't need a pin or SIM ejector to open either the microSIM or microSD sections; 4G speeds are excellent;
Battery life is barely a day; No microHDMI; Camera focus isn't the best, and images can appear soft; Spell check seems to make you write "in" when you write "i";
With a smaller display and comfortable body, Motorola's RAZR M would be an excellent pocketable handset, if it weren't for a battery life that jumps around. For the most part, Motorola has created a device that performs, and is more comfortable than you m...
Small footprint doesn't mean low powered. Great AMOLED screen. 4G. Splash resistant
No HDMI, like Razr HD. Camera image quality could be better. 8GB storage might not be enough for some
If you want a screen that is larger than the iPhone 5's, but you don't want a handset that requires a briefcase to transport it about, the Razr M could be the "just right" sized Android phone that you've been looking for — with 4G to boot....
Comfortable design, in the hand and in the pocket, Great software performance and 4G speeds, Good screen quality (although PenTile), No visible lag or slowdowns, unlike the HD, Nearlystock Android, with useful customisations
Battery life is worse than 2000 mAh figure suggests, Can get very hot under heavy usage, Same mediocre camera as RAZR HD
All things considered, the Motorola RAZR M is a very good mid-range handset. Actually, mid-range isn't exactly accurate; it's a smaller phone with high-end specs that match the flagship phones out there today.The RAZR M decisively proves that smaller smar...
