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Moto's QWERTY flagship hits a handful of high marks, offering up one of the best physical keyboards on the market, ... 4G LTE speeds, a responsive touchscreen and suitable battery life to accompany the demands of on-the-go productivity.

The Droid 4 is the phone to buy if you are looking for a physical keyboard, though the blurry display leaves some room for improvement.

The keyboard is great. If you really want strong battery life, ... this will almost certainly get you through the day. ... If you want a device with a beautiful, eye-popping screen that's right at the cutting-edge ... then no. This is a very good phone, but it feels just a bit behind the curve.

The Droid 4 doesn’t look much like its other Droid siblings, but it does promise the same stellar keyboard and a solid construction. If thin and light is important to you, the Droid 4 probably isn’t what you’re looking for, but keyboard purists should start getting excited right now.

The keyboard rocks, ... Add in the blazing-fast speeds of Verizon's 4G LTE network, and you have a winner. ... Both the screen and the camera feel a bit dull, and the non-removable battery is a misstep on Motorola's part, ... if you can look past its weaknesses, you'll have an incredible phone.

Just as we noted in our first meeting at CES, the Motorola Droid 4 is a capable Android smartphone, and it's easily the best in the Droid line. It's a worthy cousin of the Droid RAZR MAXX, with probably the finest keyboard we've used. But the keyboard doesn't make up for the underwhelming display....

It's sized right for a phone that includes a keyboard and feels very durable, has acceptable battery life, a fast processor, and a nice display. While the Gingerbread OS is disappointing, the device still functions well and provides all the features that the typical user needs.