The Droid Razr Maxx:
http://www.verizonwi...tedPhoneId=5844

and

The Droid Razr:
http://www.verizonwi...tedPhoneId=5852

For my next phone I am not getting a slide out keyboard. I like it better, but I can make my touchscreen keyboard just as good. I wanted the Razr, but I can't upgrade until at least September. If iPhone 5 is out, and has the features I think it will have, then I will get that. If not then I am going to get a phone like the Droid Razr or Nexus.

Don't even bother with the razr. Only difference I know is maxx has more battery life. Nexus!

I like the Nexus, but the Nexus isn't super thin like the Razr. I know, tell my I am a **** tard, and I am stupid. But to be honest they are both such great phones that it won't even matter to me. I will only get 4g when I am in the car, or at another house. My town and my surrounding towns do not get 4g. But it is just something that I like, a thin phone. But there is no use in even arguing over it because who knows what they will have in September. They may have some amazingly thin phone, that has speeds faster than the Nexus.

Why the **** do you make these thread?

He wanted to state his opinion?

MAXX has insane battery life. Other than that they're the exact same phones.

The RAZR MAXX has:

• MotoCast™ app for remotely streaming or downloading files from your computers to your DROID RAZR MAX
  
• Slightly thicker than the RAZR
  
• Has a much better battery life
  
• My Gallery App with access to your images, MotoCast™ videos and images, as well as photos & comments from your social networks
  
• Additional 16GB SD card included.

That's about all of the differences compared with the RAZR. I'd buy neither as they're motorolas and I've had nothing but bad experiences with them.

iPhone, on 19 February 2012 - 12:10 PM, said:

by September though, they'll be quad core, and other crazy things.

By then the Droid RAZR MAXX 4 will be out.

i hI like to learn about phones. This was something I didnt know though. Thanks Wolvy.

I have had a bad experience with LG, so I get where you are coming from. I have had rather good experiences with Motorola.

All those things you listed that the MAXX has I'm pretty sure the regular RAZR has as well. The MAXX is supposed to be exactly the same phone apart from the battery.

Only phones I've had good experiences with have been HTC's which sucks as I can't afford them

HTC had horrible battery from what I heard. I like their phones, but not willing to try em to test the battery.

Every android device doesn't last very long.