Motorola Motoluxe XT615

Place the Motorola Motoluxe next to a Samsung Galaxy S3 or an iPhone 4S and it shapes up poorly. It packs middling specs and fair-to-middling performance into a stylish frame. But if you want a decent Android smartphone at a reasonable price, you...

Despite harbouring allusions of grandeur, the Motorola Motoluxe struggles to live up to its name. On the outside it's appealing enough, but the user experience is less than stellar and there are better phones out there for less...

The Motorola Motoluxe offers a decent range of features and just a little bit of Motorola personality to help it stand out from the midrange Android crowd.SpecificationsSoftware : Android 2.3.7 Gingerbread Processor : 800MHz Memory slot : microSD...

We've established that the Motorola Motoluxe is no real fashion accessory. Not only that, but at around £20 per month, the performance isn't up to scratch with even other older-but-more capable Android phones, such as the HTC Desire S ....

Although certainly one of the better mid-range Android smartphones currently available, the Motorola Motoluxe’s relatively slow processor, limited app storage and mediocre camera take the edge of its appeal. Unless an upgrade to mid-range Android...

For a mid-range smartphone, the Motoluxe gives rather unbalanced results. It has some very good things going for it, but also some features in need of improvement....

It's perhaps a bit unfortunate, then, for Motorola to release the Motoluxe, a compact smartphone that manages to squeeze a sizeable 4-inch display into its dinky case. It's got all the right ingredients - lightweight, solid construction, grippy...

If you're on a budget, but want to look like you aren't, then the Motoluxe with it's larger-than-average screen will likely tempt you. The camera isn't great, which is annoying, but good battery life and a likeable design mean it's...