The
Motorola Droid RAZR HD
is coming to Verizon soon, but we’ve got our hands on the Canadian
version to put through the paces. This is the first major iteration on
the reborn RAZR from last year. Updates such as the
RAZR i, the
RAZR MAXX and the
RAZR m
have kept the brand fresh, but the Droid RAZR HD kicks things up a
notch with a larger, higher-resolution display. At first blush, the
Droid RAZR HD feels exceptionally well-built, but it comes at the cost
of a non-removable battery and a rather steep pricetag (at least if
you're buying in the U.S.). Is it worth the trade-off?
Let's give this one the ol' Canadian what-for.

Feels downright solid in the hand. Even the non-MAXXy version has
a battery that just won't quit. Motorola's software additions to the
core Android experience continue to be smart and useful.
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Even with all of the battery life in the world, some users will
want to be able to pop in a back-up, and they'll be out of luck here.
$199 on contract is a fair bit to ask, as premium as it may feel. Google
owns Motorola, but they're still shipping phones without the latest
OS.
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If you’ve got the money for it, the Motorola RAZR HD is a
top-notch Android handset that with a strong build and solid battery
life. |
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