Motorola DROID X2

performance, usability, screen, battery, price

reliability, reception

67% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

We have nothing against Motorola, but the Droid X2 is not the company’s best effort. As the name itself implies, the X2 is mostly a rehashed 2010 phone, now equipped with a dual-core processor and a higher resolution qHD screen, but that screen lacks...

Excellent qHD screen ; Solid, slim design ; Great performance

No LTE ; No Gingerbread ; No camera button

Large, high-resolution display ; Excellent call quality ; Dual-core speeds

No 4G speeds ; Dismal video capture ; No front-facing camera

With a gorgeous display and dual-core power, the Droid X2 won't disappoint gamers or multimedia addicts, but video capture is terrible and you don't get 4G data speeds.

When it comes down to it, though, the Droid X2 doesn’t really add anything significant to the market, at least not in the same way that its predecessor did. Not being 4G capable, not providing Android 2.3, and the lack of a front-facing camera are...

The Motorola Droid X2 is not a big step up from the Droid X. Sure it has a faster processor and higher resolution display, but it's mostly gamers who will appreciate the difference. I would lump media junkies into that group as well, if the Droid X2...

Blazing fast processor ; High-resolution screen

Few advantages over Droid X ; No 4G LTE support

Blazing fast processor ; High-resolution screen

Few advantages over Droid X ; No 4G LTE support

A useful refresh of the old Droid X, but with only mild improvements over the old model, it doesn't stack up quite as well against the new cutting edge

The Droid X2 has much more to offer beyond the basics. It has Bluetooth support, enabling you to pair the smartphone wirelessly with hands-free car kits, stereo headsets, and other compatible devices. Pairing the phone via Bluetooth is quick and...