The Droid RAZR MAXX HD combines unmatched battery life with top-shelf materials and rock-solid performance.
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Like the RAZR HD, but need longer battery life? Then the RAZR MAXX HD is for you. LIke the original RAZR MAXX, this version adds a more powerful battery to Motorola's flagship phone, making it slightly more hefty, but giving it enough power to easily run a full day on a single charge -- something many other smartphones find challenging. The price for all this power? $299 with a two-year Verizon Wireless contract, $100 more than the standard RAZR HD, and a full $200 more than the RAZR M. However, the RAZR HD already has very good battery life, so unless you regularly find yourself away from power sources for more than a full business day, you may want to consider saving $100, and a few ounces, and picking up that Droid instead.
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Motorola's fast, stylish Droid Razr Maxx HD offers outstanding battery life, but its camera captures unimpressive images.
Read the full review →There is only one real reason to buy this phone above others, but it's a good one: battery life. There are faster, more powerful phones out there, but none that are as fast/powerful as this can last anywhere near as long.
Read the full review →The Verizon Wireless Motorola Droid Razr Maxx HD provides plenty of power and enough battery life to keep you going all day.
Read the full review →With a vibrant display, sleek and durable design, and a long-lasting battery, the Motorola Droid RAZR Maxx HD lives up to its name.
Read the full review →It's well suited for the user who needs that kind of performance from a phone, but doesn't necessarily care for speed or the most current components.
Read the full review →In the end, the Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX HD is a nice update from the original DROID RAZR MAXX, but comes with a premium price of $299.99 with a 2 year contract.
Read the full review →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.
Read the full review →Power users who prioritize battery life shouldn't bother looking at any other phones. The RAZR HD and MAXX HD fit the power-user bill perfectly.
Read the full review →Motorola has done a really good job with its new smartphones: the Motorola Droid RAZR M is probably the best “compact” Android phone for the holidays, and the Motorola Droid Maxx HD should remain the king of battery life for this holiday season.
Read the full review →Sure, the camera could be better, and many will find the RAZR line significantly less sexy and slim than the Galaxy S3 and One X, but as a total package, the RAZR HD and MAXX HD are two of the best phones you could have the pleasure of using.
Read the full review →The Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX sports incredibly long battery life, excellent build quality and an update to Android 4.1 is due in the near future. The $299 price is a bit steep compared to options like the Galaxy S3 but if battery life is a major factor the RAZR MAXX HD is a solid choice.
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MIBPharaoh
This phone does everything I need it to do and can hang with my lifestyle!
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CHIPSTER69
Dont tend to keep phones for very long but I can rarely fault Motorola's hardware, their record of pushing Android updates though is rather rubbish
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slackl
I love this phone. The battery life is tremendous and its very easy to use.
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diegoesk
let me say that I used to think it was a conspiracy that cell phone companies made smart phones with short battery life. The Razr Maxx HD goes against the grain and I believe other companies will soon follow suit (internet rumor has it that the galaxy s4 will have same size battery as razr maxx...
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