Testseek.com have collected 15 expert reviews of the Motorola XT556 Defy XT and the average rating is 60%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Motorola XT556 Defy XT .
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You can find the Motorola Defy XT535 for Rs.15,000 which makes it a bit expensive, especially since it's not all that different from the Defy+ (which is now cheaper) apart from the front facing camera. Also, there are better phones in this price range su...
Abstract: The Defy XT is a worthy upgrade and a great mid-level Android smartphone buy .Although Motorola is quite a distance away from leading the Android-manufacturers list, they seem to have hit the sweet spot with consumers with their rugged mid-range Defy seri...
Republic Wireless has an exciting service plan concept, but needs a better phone with more integrated services....
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Published: 2013-01-03, Author: Matthew , review by: zdnet.com
Abstract: Republic Wireless initially launched its low-cost MVNO service at the end of 2011 and then had a few growing pains as it ironed out service and hardware issues. In December, they started over with a new piece of hardware and updated service definitions. F...
Cheapest wireless service available, Unlimited data, calling and texting, Long battery life over Wi-Fi
Weak performance, No MMS messaging, Old version of Android, Inconsistent Wi-Fi calling, Short 3G battery life
With the Motorola Defy XT, Republic Wireless offers unlimited data, voice and texts for just $20 per month, but there's a fair number of kinks in the service.
Abstract: Thanks to the rising costs involved in owning a smartphone, many are turning to prepaid carriers and MVNOs. Republic Wireless is hoping for a share of the mobile pie, and while the Motorola Defy XT isn't anything special, their $19 unlimited service plan ...
