Just picked up a Razr M - It's... very nice.

[guidot]

That's some great screen on time! Excellent.

[Mr.Craig]

That's some great screen on time! Excellent.

Yeah... Very exciting. I was local today so I am anxious to see what I get when I head out of town.

At home WiFi is on and GPS and data are off (smart actions).

[jntdroid]

Yeah this little phone is pretty impressive so far. It's not Maxx battery life, but considering the battery size, pretty impressive.

Signal strength is also impressive. The GS3 I was testing to compare the two over the last day or so couldn't hold a candle to this, that includes my home wifi.

One other nice feature that I'm glad Motorola held onto is the ability to mount the sd card as USB storage.

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[jwilly216]

I have an upgrade but don't want to lose my unlimited data so can i use the upgrade on my moms line to get the M and just activate it on my line?

[geoff5093]

I have an upgrade but don't want to lose my unlimited data so can i use the upgrade on my moms line to get the M and just activate it on my line?

Are you on the family plan? Part of me thinks that if she upgrades she will be forced into the new share everything plan, which in turn would put you on that plan as well. This is just my assumption though.

[TisMyDroid]

You want to double check to make sure but when I asked Verizon about exactly this situation, the Rep said that as long as the phone was upgraded and activated on a tiered plan, it could then be moved to an unlimited line and that unlimited line would remain unlimited BUT the new phone had to first be activated on the tiered line before it can be switched to the unlimited.

Of course when I get ready to do something like this, I am going to drill them and make them sign their names in blood to make sure I don't lose my unlimited.

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[armeddroid]

Isnt the developer edition like $549?

[jntdroid]

Isnt the developer edition like $549?

yep!

[armeddroid]

yep!

Yurrrrr.

[AmishButcher]

Just picked up my M...very impressed to this point. I've come to the following conclusion after reading numerous user/website reviews: the majority of people are afraid of change in a mobile device. OMG, it only has 3 buttons instead of 4, it's power button is on the side, mine is on top and countless other trivial details. Based on this fear, aspects of the device can be nit-picked (despite the fact the M is 2 years newer than my old phone, based on SOME reviews I thought my phone was going to look like Tetris on GameBoy when I watched a vid, ha) and criticized. I'll make it work if there's a feature I don't like. If your in the market for an upgrade and ur current phone is an older 3G, the M will blow you away (and please don't reply that phone "X" is way better than the M...it may be true as I'm not Master Androidian, but you get my point)...plus it's only $100 bucks, can't beat it. Sorry for the rant, but just trying to give some legit feedback to people in the market who may read this thread looking for opinions, I know I did