I owned a Motorola Razr once upon a time, in its feature-phone incarnation. The sleek look was fun, but flimsy. Still, the coolness factor made up for its delicate nature.

This time around, the Razr is nowhere near as impressive. Although thinner and lighter than other smartphones boasting a 4.3-inch screen, it’s features are familiar to anyone who uses an Android Gingerbread smartphone, and its battery life is horrid.

So, my perspective is this: stick with something more solid, made by HTC.