Motorola Droid Razr review: The 2011 comeback of the Razr name — ultra-thin, Kevlar-backed.
The Razr name, reborn for the Android era.
The Droid Razr revived Motorola’s iconic brand with a Kevlar back and an ultra-thin body. A stylish 2011 device, now a vintage piece.
01Display
34/10034/100 is one of the weaker display results among flagship phones of 2011 — 29 points under the average. Check the rows below before buying for this.
02Camera
26/10026/100 is one of the weaker camera results among flagship phones of 2011 — 30 points under the average. Check the rows below before buying for this.
03Performance
12/10012/100 is one of the weaker performance results among flagship phones of 2011 — 39 points under the average. Check the rows below before buying for this.
04Battery
32/10032/100 is one of the weaker battery results among flagship phones of 2011 — 24 points under the average. Check the rows below before buying for this.
05Build
52/10052/100 is one of the weaker build results among flagship phones of 2011 — 7 points under the average. Check the rows below before buying for this.
06Value
30/10030/100 is one of the weaker value results among flagship phones of 2011 — 16 points under the average. Check the rows below before buying for this.
- Revived the iconic Razr name with an ultra-thin 7.1 mm body.
- Distinctive Kevlar-fibre back.
- Splash-resistant nanocoating.
- 4G LTE — fast for late 2011.
- Low qHD resolution; sealed battery.
- Dual-core OMAP; 1 GB RAM.
- Software ended at Android 4.1.
- Discontinued — a vintage device.
How this review is built: every section score, spec row and comparison on this page comes from SpecEagle's tracked catalogue — scores weight measured specs against the 70-phone cohort of flagship devices released around the same time. We don't publish invented lab anecdotes. Spot an error? .