Are you impressed with the Droid Pro?

[Droidfish]

This is not a phone for me but yea, I am impressed. This is the first device that actually utilizes all the steps that android has been making into the business realm of smart phones. Alot of people will say that this is not what Android is about but I'd say that this was a great move that will only broaden the brand.

[Droidfish]

CK please stop reading my mind

[Droid_3.0]

This has slandered the droid name and all i can say is Moto WTF!?!

[BigZig]

Not impressed with the motoberry... wait I mean Droid pro

[chaz.ring]

Its funny...... yep.... its driven on the basis of getting the BB users out their to come to android.... My buddy was a BB user for some time now, and he refused to switch for the last year now. We went camping and he didn't have any service with sprint, so he used my droid for the weekend. When we got home he switched to the EVO and thanks me every since..... he just said if the BB lovers would just try out the phones that are already available they would never want to go back to that crap.

[everstar80]

IMO i think it sucks. I can't believe that Motorola are releasing these phones! Maybe its to reach more demographics but they don't seem any better than devices released over a year ago. Android 2.1, really? I hate the verical keyboard and the screen; i think the whole design is flawed.

[furbearingmammal]

Not a fan of it BUT I will say that it is a smart move by Moto. They are saturating the market with different devices.

More choices, broader customer base.

Good business move.

Ours is not to question why, ours is but to say "yay Android!"

Everyone has different needs and wants when it comes to phones. I refused to consider the Incredible because of the lack of hardware keyboard even though I was moving from a TracFone flip phone to a Droid 1 on a contract for the first time. Price was a big selling point, too, as $20 was a lot easier to swallow than $149.

This phone, ugly as it may seem to we "purist" Android users, makes more sense than the LG Ally or the Devour does, really. It's aimed at hardcore Blackberry users, and as such I think it'll hit the mark. Have you seen/held/played with the Torch? It's terrible. It's a hybrid Storm/Bold, oversized, and clunky. The OS is still RIM and therefore limited. This? If they slap on extra Exchange/VPN/etc. support and make it so you don't have to root the bugger to get TUN et. al. support they'll have a surefire winner among business users.

Ugly? Yes. Impressed? Not with the phone, but yes with the thought behind it and the possibilities it entails for Android as a whole.

[Zippster]

Gonna hand my Droid 1 down to my wife soon and was looking for my next "it" phone, this is definitely not "it"

[Darkseider]

Yes. This is the Droid that I believe will start getting the Blakberry crowd over to Android. The device is perfect for a business user, BB convert. It is also appropriately named knowing the target market. The Droid Pro(fessional) kind of gives it a more business sound rather than the INCREDIBLE!! EVO!!! EPIC!!!

[mtavenger55]

Being a current Blackberry user I am impressed by the Pro & am strongly considering upgrading to the Pro next month!