Motorola Electrify M XT905

Perfect size. Fast performance. 4G LTE support. Good call quality.

Doesn't run latest Android version. Camera is just average. Lots of bloatware.

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Striking screen. Dual-core processor. Clear voice quality. Good battery life. Can convert into a laptop PC.

Tons of preloaded bloatware. Webtop mode is sluggish. No 4G.

Multimedia, Camera, and Conclusions You won't lack for storage space with the Electrify: There's 2.65GB of free internal space for apps, 8.92GB free for multimedia files, and a memory card slot underneath the battery cover that accepts 32GB microSD...

In the end, the Electrify M isn’t too special. We’ve essentially seen this phone before in the DROID RAZR M on Verizon, obviously, but for those wanting to stick with US Cellular, this is the exact alternative. What makes this phone really stick out...

The drag-and-drop device management is much easier than the cumbersome approach in Apple devices, which force you to use iTune to transfer most types of documents, media, and files. The slim handheld device, which conforms to the tried and true form,...

The Electrify M hits all the marks: performance is top-notch, the display is stunning, and the nearly bezel-less design is just as groundbreaking and fun as it was on the RAZR M. The Electrify M is no RAZR by any means thanks to its cheap exterior, but...

I don’t know what else to do other than point once again to the fact that the Electrify M is the RAZR M, aside from some largely inconsequential cosmetic changes (though I do miss the Kevlar). That isn’t a knock against the Electrify M, as the RAZR M...