Pin sharp screen ; Smooth running ; Excellent connectivity

Camera could do with improvement ; Some may find the keyboard fiddly

A fairly good all round smartphone with a pin sharp touchscreen and smooth operating system

IP48 rating for survival in case of water submersion; standout color/material options.

Heavy CPU throttling.

What could be a setback for the Razr 60 Ultra is its price tag at launch. At about 50% more than the current pricing of its predecessor and the still current Galaxy counterpart, the new flagship Razr is a bit of a tough sell. But with the right...

Light, Compact not to slow

Internet Doesnt always connects even in WLAN (WIFI)

A massive improvement on the first model. Much easier to move around between applications, particularly when finding contacts. Still a compact size, and the larger screen is a vast improvement. Speed is great.

battery life still a problem. Why it is that a blackberry can have a battery life which is far greater I don't know. No regular headphone jack, which is annoying as the headphones just arent that great.

TouchFlo3D2 is a very good interface, easy to use, typing is fine (multiple input options including phone-style keypad), haptic feedback is great, Windows Mobile is geared for enabling handset customisation via third party applications so the phone can...

Sound quality from speakers is very poor (though headphone sound quality is fine), battery life is poor, can be a steep learning curve to use a full touch-based handset if coming from a handset which isn't, slow start up time.