Motorola RAZR i

Remarkable battery life ; Solid build ; Superb camera performance

Lacks support for some Android apps ; PenTile display shows some jagged edges

The RAZR i is a pleasure to use, and is more than capable of handling your various smartphone tasks. Still, there's work to be done on app support for Intel's Medfield chips.

Extremely compact for a 4.3-inch smartphone ; Good call quality

Photo quality could have been a lot better ; The custom interface is meh

The Motorola RAZR i is a smartphone that combines the best of both worlds: although it packs a relatively big 4.3-inch display, it is extremely compact by today's standards. In fact, together with its RAZR M variant, it is the smallest 4.3-inch...

The RAZR i also performed video recording duties admirably, matching the output of more expensive handsets. At 1080p resolution, the phone managed a flawless 30 frames per second, with sharp images, quick focussing and smooth transitions between light...

Good size and weight ; Big, vibrant screen ; Intel Inside ; Reasonable price ; Fluid Android skin

Design divides opinion ; Low pixel density ; Poor vibration ; Only seven home screens

Great battery life ; Big screen/body ratio ; Rugged build

Wi-Fi can be flakey

Overall, it’s a good effort. Sound quality; good. Screen; good. Looks; okay. In terms of performance, the Razr i is speedier and more responsive than its Motorola Razr Maxx predecessor, but what really stands out is the snapper, which is arguably its...

Battery performance, compact, solid build, plenty of power, some nice tweaks to UI

Intel hardware not compatible with all apps, screen could be better

The move to Intel doesn't bring with it a swathe of immediate advantages. But this phone is still worthy of consideration in the mid-range, bringing impressive performance and endurance, with accepted limitations.

Impressive edge to edge screen ; Fast Intel processor ; Great ergonomics

Screen isn't HD ; Not compatible with every app on the Play Store ; Slightly clunky design

The Motorola RAZR i is a great mid-range handset that offers good performance and ergonomics for its price. The inclusion of expandable memory, NFC and a hardware camera button are particular highlights. However, aside from understandable trade offs...

The Motorola Razr i is a great all-rounder smartphone. It offers a great combination of design and performance for a reasonable price. It's worth a look for its price and worthy of our recommended award.

A fast, highly-compact, and practical smartphone - a great pick if you don't want a super-sized phone