Motorola Photon-Q-4G Prices, Plans, and Specs

"If you're a business traveler who's been waiting on a new slider on Sprint, this is your phone, hands-down. Even if you're a homebody, the Photon Q is still worth a long, hard look."

"The Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE packs plenty of power and a fantastic hardware keyboard for Sprint subscribers that prefer sending messages to making calls."

"With a 1785mAh battery you can expect reasonable battery life. I was able to get through a day of moderate usage with watching a few YouTube videos, checking email and Twitter and playing a bit of Temple Run on 3G. If you live in an area with LTE or use your phone more frequently then you’ll probabl..."

"The quality of the loudspeaker is actually very good. That’s great when you play, watch a movie, or want to share some music. It works particularly well in a quiet environment and should be OK in a mildly loud place like an office."

"The keys aren't too large or too small. They're raised, offering a decent amount of travel, and they bulge out ever-so slightly. What's more, they're reasonably spaced out so as to prevent your fingers from mashing neighboring keys -- at the same time, they're not so far apart from each other that y..."

"The camera on the back of the Photon Q is fast. Really fast. Its autofocus is working constantly, so by the time you've framed your shot it's probably already in focus. There's virtually no shutter lag or processing time required — it's so fast that if I couldn't hear the shutter sound, it was somet..."

"The Motorola Photon Q 4G LTE is hefty, but packs modern Android power, an excellent keyboard, and LTE 4G if you're lucky."

"My biggest gripe of all is with the display: it’s simply not good enough. The Photon Q’s 4.3-inch touchscreen has a “qHD” resolution of just 960 x 540 pixels. This feels like a cut corner — Motorola, I know you can make a better display than this. "