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Verizon Wireless Droid X

Based on 20 reviews

Excellent:

12
Good:

8
Average:

0
Bad:

0

Pros

Large screen; takes great video and photos; bigger virtual keyboard keys.
Gorgeous Large Display, Camera Is Great, Fast Operation.
Beautiful 4.3-inch display, Intuitive, full-featured software.
Large, beautiful display, Decent pictures overall, Easy to use, Fast and responsive
Huge display, fast CPU and performance, excellent camera.
Incredibly capable and dapper take on the multimedia phone. Standard battery endures a full day of regular web/video/phone use. Dual camera LEDs make for an awesome flashlight. Sports more connections than Ari Gold: WiFi, Bluetooth, 3G, GPS and FM. Storag
Bright, colorful, glossy 4.3 LCD screen, Google Android OS v2.1, 8-megapixel camera with dual-LED flash, HD video recorder, 8GB built-in memory; 16GB card pre-installed, Long battery life.
Big highres display, actual hardware buttons, HD video recording, good connectivity, new MOTOBLUR widgets
The Motorola Droid X boasts a gorgeous 4.3-inch touch screen and great multimedia features like an 8-megapixel camera with HD video capture, HDMI output, and DLNA support. The smartphone can also be used as a mobile hot spot.
Bright, massive display, Responsive and very accurate keyboard, Loud and clear speaker, HDMI output, Blockbuster app for renting, buying movies
Super-speedy processor. Wi-Fi hotspot mode. Bluetooth voice dialing. Excellent reception and noise cancellation.
Beautiful 4.3inch display, Intuitive, fullfeatured software.

Cons

Not as responsive as it should be; some lockups during testing.
Camera Is Great…When It Works Right, Design Is Somewhat PocketUnfriendly, Android Market Still Limited
Interface can sometimes be sluggish, Not launching with latest version of Android
Very big phone, A few glitches here and there, Display doesn’t like bright sunlight, Must remove battery to access microSD card
Phone is very large.
Call quality aside, it still feels like a TrapperKeeper against your face. No status light while charging. Movie downloads from Blockbuster are slooow and not viewable on the big screen in HDMI. Flimsy camera button and volume rocker. That miniHMDI cord w
Screen washes out in bright sunlight, Below-average HD video, Low call volume, Top-heavy, Small physical control buttons
Large and bulky, relatively poor still photos, display needs better outdoor visibility
Camera is a bit sluggish. Motoblur software is a lot better but still not quite as refined as HTC Sense. Lacks a front-facing camera.
Interface occasionally stutters, Phone might be too large for some, No front-facing camera
Too big for some people. Won't play HD content over HDMI cable. No way to turn off Blur.
Interface can sometimes be sluggish, Not launching with latest version of Android

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By Government Computer News on January 11, 2011

S Another problem we experienced with the Droid X was an occasional lockup. We would push the power button to turn the unit on, but nothing would happen other than the big M for Motorola symbol popping up on the screen. When that happened, we could...

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By GadgetReview on September 22, 2010

The Droid X, the successor to last year’s Droid, is Motorola’s beast of a phone released earlier this summer. I’m coming at the phone from a somewhat unique perspective. Before I reviewed the Droid X, I had never used an Android phone...

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By BrightHub on September 19, 2010

The Motorola Droid X is a beast of a smartphone, exclusively released on Verizon. Following the much anticipated and much loved predecessor, the Motorola Droid, the Motorola Droid X has not missed a step. Taking advantage of being on a powerful and...

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By Mobility Site on September 04, 2010

The Motorola Droid X is a supreme powerhouse of functionality with its big, high definition screen, 8 MPX dual flash camera and HD camcorder with an HDMI port for output to TVs and projectors. While it may not have as many apps yet as the iPhone,...

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By infoSync World on September 04, 2010

A phone that packs so much power is not hard to come by these days, but the Motorola Droid X offers more than the average bear. It's a lightning quick phone, thanks to one of the best processors on the market, offers great coverage, has a seemingly...

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By HotHardware on August 02, 2010

There have been a lot of really great Android phones that have entered the market over the last year. Some of these phones are average, and others set the bar for greatness. Previously, HTC and Verizon Wireless upped the ante with the Droid...

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By Ubergizmo on August 01, 2010

The Motorola Droid X has arrived to augment Motorola's high-end smartphone offering. With an enormous screen and a fast hardware platform, the Droid X has many advantages when compared against its peers. The sheer size of the screen makes a lot of...

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By Hardware Secrets on July 21, 2010

Verizons Droid phones just keep getting better and better. The Droid was good. The Droid Incredible was better. The Droid X is now the best. Its larger screen, better camera, Bluetooth voice dialing, and Wi-Fi hotspot feature will make it the...

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By PCPer on July 21, 2010

All in all, the Droid X is a great Android phone, and a great Smartphone in general. While the excitement of a device like this may be lessened because of all of the recent phone launches, it is still a solid example of a good phone. While everyone...

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