Motorola Droid DNA

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Pros:

The biggest and clearest display to grace a smartphone
Incredible display. Top-of-the-line quad-core performance. Sleek, high-quality build.

Cons:

Annoying port and button placement, limited storage space
No microSD card slot. Comparatively average battery

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Last revision on December 31, 2014

Reviewers Liked

The biggest and clearest display to grace a smartphone
Incredible display. Top-of-the-line quad-core performance. Sleek, high-quality build

Reviewers Didn't Like

Annoying port and button placement, limited storage space
No microSD card slot. Comparatively average battery

Expert reviews and ratings

Sponsored links, if any, appear in green. HTC has spent the past two years trying to reignite the fire that propelled the company to be the leading manufacturer of Android devices in the infant years of the Android OS. While the HTC One X earned...

By MobileBurn on December 12, 2012

The HTC Droid DNA for Verizon Wireless gets you the fastest performance and the sharpest display we've seen on a phablet...

By PC Mag on November 16, 2012

Just as the Megazord took the best of...

By Ars Technica on December 12, 2012

With both devices available on Verizon's network as of today, Thursday, which one should you get if you're in the phablet market? Well it boils down to how you use your device. If you're a multimedia lover and a would rather have a phone, the Droid...

By GottaBeMobile on November 29, 2012

You got something against large, high-resolution displays and the most powerful processor we've used thus far? What's wrong with you?!?!?!The Verizon Droid DNA has too many pixels, they said. It'll run too slow. The battery's too small, they said....

By Android Central on November 21, 2012