If you are a heavy smartphone user and have problems with the battery life of your current phone, then look no further: the Motorola Razr Maxx is your answer.
Having a large battery is liberating. I can increase my push notification intervals, increase the screen brightness and turn on mobile hotspot to share my data with other devices. Think about it: what’s a smartphone if all you think of is to find means to reduce usage to conserve battery life?
The Razr Maxx is the smallest smartphone with such a large capacity battery. To achieve the same battery capacity on your current phone, you would need to either insert an extended battery casing or plug in an external battery pack, both of them increases your smartphone size and bulk.
Other than the impressive battery life, the Razr Maxx performs no different from the Atrix 2 I reviewed previously. Do read that post as well as the previous Razr where I described some of the useful pre-installed apps that are unique to Motorola smartphones.
Motorola Razr Maxx Specs:
– 1.2GHz dual-core, dual-channel RAM processor
– 8 megapixel camera
– 540×960 Super AMOLED 4.3″ screen
– 145 grams
– 16GB built-in memory
– microSIM
– microSD supports up to 32GB