Thinking of getting a Razr

[username243]

I currently have an iPhone 4 and am looking at getting a Razr. I had a Droid X, went to an iPhone, didn't understand the iPhone hype, and am coming back to Android. I was debating between the Maxx and Razr. On my iPhone I use maybe 30% battery a day. I can typically go 2 days on a single charge. That's why I'm leaning towards the Razr. I use my phone mostly in the car in which case it's plugged in. I have a Ford with sync and was wondering how well these phones work with sync? I like to play Pandora and mp3's through my car radio. At work I only use the phone for texting. I can plug it in if necessary but I don't want to. Outside of that I listen to about 30 minutes of music and maybe a call or two while off the charger. I just don't think the Maxx is worth the extra $200 for what I use the phone for. I understand 4g will eat the battery. I do live in a strong 4g area so I won't be bouncing between 3g and 4g too much. I'm thinking the Razr will work for me. Not sure I really need the Maxx.

 

[jpcalhoun]

I currently have an iPhone 4 and am looking at getting a Razr. I had a Droid X, went to an iPhone, didn't understand the iPhone hype, and am coming back to Android. I was debating between the Maxx and Razr. On my iPhone I use maybe 30% battery a day. I can typically go 2 days on a single charge. That's why I'm leaning towards the Razr. I use my phone mostly in the car in which case it's plugged in. I have a Ford with sync and was wondering how well these phones work with sync? I like to play Pandora and mp3's through my car radio. At work I only use the phone for texting. I can plug it in if necessary but I don't want to. Outside of that I listen to about 30 minutes of music and maybe a call or two while off the charger. I just don't think the Maxx is worth the extra $200 for what I use the phone for. I understand 4g will eat the battery. I do live in a strong 4g area so I won't be bouncing between 3g and 4g too much. I'm thinking the Razr will work for me. Not sure I really need the Maxx.

Based on what you said the Razr should be fine.

 

[94lt1]

I currently have an iPhone 4 and am looking at getting a Razr. I had a Droid X, went to an iPhone, didn't understand the iPhone hype, and am coming back to Android. I was debating between the Maxx and Razr. On my iPhone I use maybe 30% battery a day. I can typically go 2 days on a single charge. That's why I'm leaning towards the Razr. I use my phone mostly in the car in which case it's plugged in. I have a Ford with sync and was wondering how well these phones work with sync? I like to play Pandora and mp3's through my car radio. At work I only use the phone for texting. I can plug it in if necessary but I don't want to. Outside of that I listen to about 30 minutes of music and maybe a call or two while off the charger. I just don't think the Maxx is worth the extra $200 for what I use the phone for. I understand 4g will eat the battery. I do live in a strong 4g area so I won't be bouncing between 3g and 4g too much. I'm thinking the Razr will work for me. Not sure I really need the Maxx.

Agreed the RAZR could be just what you need.... but..... there's a new razr on the horizon. The HD/fighter/blade/katana... we don't know what the definite name is as far as I know. But its a maxx with an HD screen. So the maxx will be going down in price.. I'm pretty sure if that.

Just something to think about... this is of course my opinion.

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