Motorola Droid RAZR M

Droid RAZR M phone

The Droid RAZR M should look familiar. Motorola’s been using the same design language in many of its smartphones since the Droid RAZR’s launch last year, and the RAZR M doesn’t deviate in the least. Motorola did soften the corners on the RAZR M compared to the original, giving it a similar look to the Atrix HD (which was recently launched on AT&T). Frankly, the softer corners have taken a bit of the edge out of the RAZR M’s personality, if you will, and it’s a pretty bland and boring design as a result.

The most notable difference between the RAZR M and last year’s RAZR is not the sharpness of the corners, but rather the actual size of the device. The RAZR M is small: at 2.39 inches wide, 4.82 inches tall, and 0.33 inches thick, it’s barely larger than an iPhone 4S. The RAZR M bucks the trend of massive Android smartphones and is actually a device that is comfortable to hold and use in one hand, something that can’t be said for many smartphones on the market today. But despite its lilliputian footprint, the M still features a spacious 4.3-inch display. Motorola was able to fit such a large screen on the M by practically eliminating the side bezels that surround it Motorola has dubbed this ‘edge-to-edge’ display technology. It really offers the best of both worlds on the M: a big screen for web browsing and games, yet a phone that can still be used in one hand without performing gymnastic moves with your digits.

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