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Motorola Droid 4

Based on 14 reviews

Excellent:

2
Good:

8
Average:

2
Bad:

2

Pros

Good camera.
LTE Connectivity.
Speedy performance.
Solid build.
Amazing slide-out keyboard with number row.
Very good call quality.
Superb QWERTY keyboard, solid build, excellent voice quality and LTE 4G.
Innovative software.
Smooth video calling.
Acceptable $199.99 on contract price.

Cons

Battery is not user replaceable.
MicroSD card not included.
Only 960x540 resolution.
Display sharpness is lacking.
Below average camera.
Previous DROIDs didn't use plastic.
NinjaBlur UI is ugly.
Power and volume buttons are awkward to press.
Big and heavy.
Doesn't run Android 4,0.
Flimsy back battery door.

By Dev Hardware on March 15, 2012

TOOLS YOU CAN USE advertisementThe Motorola Droid 4 for Verizon Wireless is an Android-based smartphone that packs plenty of functionality into its rather massive frame. Of course, that frame may be a deal-breaker for some, but smartphone shoppers in...

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By Pocketables on March 15, 2012

Specifications Probably the biggest change in the Droid 4 is actually the inclusion of Verizon's 4G LTE, as most of the specs match up fairly closely with the Droid 3. In fact, the Droid 4's 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 4-inch qHD 960 x 540...

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By G4tv.com on March 13, 2012

Video Review: The Droid 4 by Motorola comes with a laser cut slide out keyboard, LED edge lit keys, a 1.2 GHz processor and an 8 megapixel camera. Matt Mira and Kevin Pereira discuss the pros and cons of this smartphone that retails for $199 with a...

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By The Gadgeteer on February 28, 2012

When it comes down to it, this phone might not be exciting. Thin. Or sexy. But it is the only 4G Android smartphone currently available that has a sliding keyboard. And the keyboard is a nice one at that. Most Android fans will probably overlook this...

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By Pocketnow on February 25, 2012

The Droid 4 has gotten almost everything right: it's sized right for a phone that includes a keyboard and feels very durable, has acceptable battery life, a fast processor, and a nice display. While the Gingerbread OS is disappointing, the device...

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By TechRadar on February 24, 2012

The keyboard wars are still raging. The argument against physical keyboards often comes down to size - but to some, no price is to great for a keyboard. And make no mistake, the Droid 4 is a brick of a phone, thanks to its signature slider. But with...

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By Phone Arena on February 21, 2012

Normally, newer devices gain a lot of attention for being fresh on the scene, as opposed to some other models that have been around for months. Yes, we adore that the DROID 4 is the supreme messaging device, and even better, its $200 on-contract...

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By PC Advisor on February 17, 2012

The Droid 4 has one of the best keyboards I've ever used on a mobile phone. It has excellent performance in games, and call quality is even and clear. Sadly, the Droid 4's blurry display may keep some people away. Why Motorola decided to go back...

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By Phone Arena on February 17, 2012

Strolling down memory lane, it’s amazing to know that the DROID 4 is a descendant of the granddaddy Android device of them all, the original Motorola DROID, but in this day and age, the latest DROID-only branded device has seemingly passed on the...

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By Android Police on February 16, 2012

So, how does the Droid 4 stack up against the keyboard-packing Droids of old? It has a substantially better keyboard, a processor that packs a punch, and enough juice to get you through the day. It may not have the same impact on the market or the...

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