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

[bmetelsky]

I ordered my M this weekend and it should arrive by FedEx on Wednesday. I can't wait. I had been using a Droid Incredible 2 on 3G. Sold the DINC2 on Ebay for $140 to cover the cost of this upgrade ($99 for phone, $30 upgrade fee).

[AmishButcher]

I got 47 hours of my battery switching between wifi and data heavily using. Do you have any apps disabled?

Just all the bloatware that verizon has pre-loaded...my day an a half usage is with fairly decent wi-fi and data usage and absolutely 0 effort into maximizing battery, just disabling all the stupid stuff so I don't see it

[tc1]

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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Yeah the moto radios are leaps and bounds better than any other phone.
So much so that I will be paying full retail for the DROID razr maxx hd.

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[dan.dar]

I wouldn't use signal strength to try to sell this phone. Screen and performance. Signal, at least LTE signal is very disappointing on this phone. I just came back from a local vzw store. Looked at dbm counters on razr, razr maxx, razr m, galaxy nexus, rezound and S3. The razr, razr max and rezound were all in 66-68 range even when picked up. The galaxy nexus and galaxy s3 were both in mid 70s, high 70s when picked up. The razr M was in between 78-81 and mid 80s to low 90s when picked up.

[lwags67]

Mine is 84 dBm; 104 dBm for 4G