Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX HD Plans & Deals

"s with the original DROID RAZR MAXX, the new DROID RAZR MAXX HD comes with an impressive 3300mAh battery, which was able to provide us up to 17 hours of continuous talk time on a full charge, or 4-5 days of mixed usage. While the standard DROID RAZR HD has a smaller 2530mAh battery that achieved up to 14 hours of talk time on a full charge, or 3 days of mixed usage." 8.7/10 Stars

"With an 8 megapixel camera and LED flash you'll find it's a decent if not spectacular performer when capturing images and video. Pictures tend to be very saturated and detail is above average, however, performance with the flash is somewhat disappointing, as it is with most smartphones."

"The most impressive thing about the Droid Razr Maxx HD design-wise is how thin and light it is. It’s just 0.37 inches thick with a 5.2 x 2.7-inch footprint and weighs only 5.6 ounces. That’s barely thicker than the Razr HD (0.33 inches), which you’ll only notice by careful examination of the two side-by-side." 8.5/10

"The RAZR HD and MAXX HD both offer stunning displays, eye-catching design, and top-notch performance. The UI is as close to pure Android as you'll get outside of a Nexus, and Jelly Bean is said to be right around the corner. The RAZR HD's battery life is simply astounding, and the MAXX HD's longevity will leave you in awe."

"If you want a phone that's deadly serious about staying charged all day, the Maxx HD is a great contender. But you'd rather have a slimmer phone, the Razr HD has similar specs with a slighter build." 4/5 Stars

"If there is one thing that does stand out about the RAZR MAXX HD, then it would have to be the display. On paper, the 4.7-inch 1280 x 720 Super AMOLED display shouldn’t really be much better than the one on something like a Galaxy Nexus, but I can assure you, that is not the case. I was surprised when I first turned on the display on the RAZR MAXX, as I was expecting an average mobile display like the others that I have found in Motorola products. Instead, I was greeted with a beautiful picture that reminds me of a cross between the displays of the Galaxy S III and One X." 4/5 Stars

"Call quality is good. In my tests, voices sounded rich, though a little bit muddy, in the phone's earpiece. I do wish the volume level went just a little bit higher; it was difficult to hear everything outside on a busy city street. Transmissions sound clear, with good noise cancellation. Calls sounded fine through a Jawbone Era Bluetooth headset and Motorola's voice command system worked well over Bluetooth. The speakerphone also sounds fine, but isn't loud enough to use outdoors." 4/5

"Unsurprisingly, watching videos on the RAZR Maxx HD was a visually stunning treat. When we streamed a high-definition trailer for "The Hobbit" on YouTube, the idyllic landscape of the Shire - lush green hills and towering beech trees - stood out in sharp relief. The phone also boasts generous viewing angles, and we could tilt the phone 45 degrees in any direction without losing clarity." 4/5 Stars

"Motorola's fast, stylish Droid Razr Maxx HD offers outstanding battery life, but its camera captures unimpressive images." 4/5 Stars

"From a distance, it's incredibly gorgeous with colors that scream right out of the 4.7-inch screen. Up close there are some pixels evident, but on the whole that Super AMOLED HD panel is put to good use here. On a bit of a down note, when we went to access the browser, we noticed that unsightly yellow tinge rear its head. "