Reviewers Liked

  • Relatively slim and portable; roomy keyboard; runs on Android 2.1; Wi-Fi, HSDPA and GPS connectivity; seamless wireless connection with a computer via Phone Portal
  • Slim and lightweight. MotoBlur is useful. Runs Android 2.1, complete with free voice navigation. Voice dialing over Bluetooth
  • The Motorola Charm is a slim and portable handheld with a roomy keyboard and decent call quality. It comes with Android 2.1, a full HTML browser with Flash Lite, Wi-Fi, 3G, and GPS
  • Good physical keyboard, Runs Android 2.1, Includes two batteries in the box
  • Adorable formfactor. Keyboard is well made, comfortable, and easy to type on. Comes bundled with an extra extended battery. MOTOBLUR interface makes Android OS 2.1 less drab. Camera has Panoramic abilities. BACKTRACK Navigation pad is a unique feature and

Reviewers Didn't Like

  • Small, low-resolution touchscreen only for basic uses; some apps aren't written to run on landscape screens; below-average photo quality
  • Low resolution screen. Sluggish. Poor reception. Many Android Market apps are unavailable. Backtrack is useless
  • The display on the Charm is not as vibrant as most other Android phones, and the small screen real estate really makes MotoBlur feel more cluttered than ever. We also think the photo quality is not that good
  • Low 320 x 240-pixel resolution, Motoblur runs a bit slow, Some popular apps don't run or look weird, Runs a little hot
  • DISPLAY DISPLAY DISPLAY it’s that bad. Freezes up occasionally