Motorola DROID PRO (8 GB) Smartphone

Smartphone Android, 8 GB, Touch Screen, 3.1 inch, Widescreen, Play music, Take pictures, Gaming, Web browsing, GPS, eMails, Movie maker, Radio, Digital TV playback

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Droid Pro the Android Blackberry

by freedomposter, Jun 6, 2012

Pros: -Sleek nice fit -Fast -Good touchscreen -Great bussiness phone

Cons: -Can get slow when a lot of apps are downloaded -short battery length

The Bottom Line: It is a great phone for the cheap price. I really recommend for people who use their phone for bussiness.

Review: I have had the Droid Pro from Motorola for about a year now and im still using it and enjoying it. L ...

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Somewhat a Pain

by darcyjo1994, Jan 21, 2012

Pros: Durable-Survives Drops Full Keyboard Small Size Good Battery Life

Cons: Severe Glitches Overheats Often Turns Off Randomly Keyboard Issues-Type Letter and Goes to Shortcut Freezes

The Bottom Line: It just has too many glitches to be convienent. I always say I love my phone, when it works. I wouldn't recommend this smartphone.

Review: I bought this phone because I had a Palm Pre before and just couldn't give up my full keyboard. I wa ...

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A good concept but the Droid Pro just doesn't deliver

by tdstyles, Jul 21, 2011

Pros: Relatively light and only one of 2 Droid phones with Global capability.

Cons: Keyboard, Call Quality, and Battery Life

The Bottom Line: There are better phone options no matter what situation you are in.

Review: I was really excited about this phone when it came out last December/January. I was in the middle of ...

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Promising, BUT....

by lawman67, Nov 24, 2010

Pros: Great form-factor, near BlackBerry-level keyboard, support for Exchange and enterprise level security, versatile Android OS.

Cons: Dismal battery life and poor call quality

The Bottom Line: Talk time isn't bad (3 hours) but standby time is truly horrid. Okay if you are always plugged in, but then, why get a mobile phone?

Review: I am a long-time BlackBerry user on the Verizon network. For both financial (early termination ...

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