Just about every phone is going to have
people who don’t really love it as much as others do. This can be said about
just about everything, and this really isn’t any different when we’re talking
about mobiles. Motorola has been a company that has received a good amount of
bad press over the years, though things have been turning around with all of
their work with Google. Their Razor is one that has been the target of some
critics out there, and there have been a couple of things namely that the
critics have been talking about, and it’s something that we think is for good
reason.
Namely, it’s the fact that it’s rather
lacking in some efforts, and that’s a fair enough comparison, though that
doesn’t mean that it doesn’t make up in others. After all, it’s a mid-range
phone and most people are expecting for it to be a little deficient, though
that’s most definitely to be expected by a lot of people in the know. Here,
we’ll talk about a few of the things that people are generally talking about.
It’s Lacking Some Things
First and foremost, people are going to
talk about the fact that it doesn’t have a high definition screen. We’ve all
been spoiled as of late; virtually all great phones have them, and this one
just doesn’t. What’s more is that this particular phone has a pretty large
screen, so you’ll most definitely notice it here. The Razor also is one that
doesn’t support 4G, which is a shame because all phones have that, too. 3G is
still okay these days, but definitely isn’t a selling point, and has turned off
more than a few people from buying it. But, those things are forgivable in some
people’s eyes, but the fact that it doesn’t support apps is another.
Where’s the Compatibility?
This is probably one of the worst
things about this phone. Android prides itself on having a boatload of apps,
and it’s not a great thing for the Razor to stand out and say, “Hey, we can’t
support this!” In fact, it’s definitely one of the reasons why this phone will
never really see that many pockets, especially when you consider the wealth of
Android-powered phones that are currently on the market, as well as those that
are currently being developed. Sure, many of the apps will work, but when
you’re buying an Android phone, you’re more or less expecting to use any app
that you’re interested in downloading. The Razor can’t fit the bill here.
Outside of those
few things, the critics really don’t harbor much ill will toward the Razor.
It’s a pretty decent phone for the price, and it’s widely available. However,
if you’re looking for a really sharp screen and all of the app capability that
you can shake a stick at, you may want to look elsewhere, as you won’t find it
in the Razor. The most troubling thing is that there are a plethora of other
great Android phones on the market that are much better suited.
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