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Well, both have the same processing speed, though the Razr Maxx has slightly larger memory (emphasis on slightly). The Razr Maxx is thinner and lighter (due to the Droid 4 having a full QWERTY keyboard). The Razr Maxx has a larger screen (4.3") plus Super AMOLED display, which is more saturated, versus the Droid 4's 4" LCD display. Both have 8MP rear facing cameras, 1.3MP front facing cameras and 1080p video capture. The Razr Maxx has larger storage capacity, and though both can be extended to a max of 32GB via microSD, The Razr Maxx is designed to allow for easier access to the microSD slot on the side, whereas the Droid 4, you must remove the battery cover to get to it. And of course, the Razr Maxx has a much longer battery life.
Personally, the Razr Maxx is a no brainer for me because I've never liked physical keyboards, but if you really must have that physical keyboard, go with the Droid 4. If you'd like more details, this site does a pretty nice side-by-side comparison of both phones: http://www.phonearena.com/reviews/Mo...ZR-MAXX_id2963 |
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Well, both have the same processing speed, though the Razr Maxx has slightly larger memory (emphasis on slightly). The Razr Maxx is thinner and lighter (due to the Droid 4 having a full QWERTY keyboard). The Razr Maxx has a larger screen (4.3") plus Super AMOLED display, which is more saturated, versus the Droid 4's 4" LCD display. Both have 8MP rear facing cameras, 1.3MP front facing cameras and 1080p video capture. The Razr Maxx has larger storage capacity, and though both can be extended to a max of 32GB via microSD, The Razr Maxx is designed to allow for easier access to the microSD slot on the side, whereas the Droid 4, you must remove the battery cover to get to it. And of course, the Razr Maxx has a much longer battery life. Why does it have to be 4G? |
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Using other 4G phones in my area I've noticed a huge difference. So I want the faster connection. |
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Didn't realize I needed to give you guys a reason for why I want something?! LOL ![]() As you pointed out, it's your money. |
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I haven't read the entire thread, so I apologize if someone already mentioned it...but if you're going to go 4G, check first and make sure that you area has full capabilities. The city I live in has a lot of issues w/ Verizon phones b/c the transition to 4G isn't complete in our area. I'd hate for you to get a 4G phone and be disappointed w/ the service.
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I haven't read the entire thread, so I apologize if someone already mentioned it...but if you're going to go 4G, check first and make sure that you area has full capabilities. The city I live in has a lot of issues w/ Verizon phones b/c the transition to 4G isn't complete in our area. I'd hate for you to get a 4G phone and be disappointed w/ the service. ![]() |
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Anyone have one or the other?
I've been weighing the pros and cons of both and even though the Maxx has a longer battery, everything else seems very competitive. I love that the 4 has the slide out keyboard. I don't think I'm ready to go all touch screen for texting....I can't stand it for texting. ![]() If you have it, what do you think? What are some pros and cons you've noticed while owning it? And no an Iphone isn't even an option I want something 4G. |
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I would think that the slideout keyboard would be troublesome, after a few years of use, because the contacts would get tarnished and not make good connection. I got a Samsung Rugby Smart about a month ago. It's all touch screen. I'm getting the hang of texting with it. Still like my old Blackberry keyboard better.
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