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The Razr has more bluetooth profiles, and an amazingly svelte profile.
Both are great choices, and to be honest it's really up to your preference.
Enjoy!
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Also I've dropped my moto a couple of times and it is as solid as it gets. At least there will be no creaks from worn plastic covers and removable parts that you MAY get with the Nexus.
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One quick comment about build quality though, Samsung phones "feel" cheap, but are probably some of the more durable phones you can find. Having your phone fused together with no removable parts means that when dropped, the force of the impact has no where to go. It pretty much guarantees you're screen and internals are going to break. It doesn't look pretty when a Galaxy phone hits the ground and pieces go flying off, the battery ejects, but it's far more likely to survive that impact intact.
The Nexus doesn't have gorilla glass, but it is still chemically treated and reinforced.
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