Motorola Phone Reviews & Rankings
Motorola proved the naysayers wrong and got this whole crazy cell phone business started back in the 1980’s when they produced “The Brick”, a large, um, ‘portable’ cell phone that was short on looks, but worked! Shor…
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Top-Rated Motorola Phones, Ranked
At an attractive price, this flip phone offers durability with a visually compelling folding design and vibrant color choices.
A durable foldable with a large screen and impressive battery life, offering great functionality despite some design setbacks.
A decent foldable with noticeable improvements in battery life and durability.
A well-rounded flip phone with impressive performance and a standout cover screen, while some wishes remain for better software support.
Mid-range phone with an active stylus but lacks significant upgrades for its higher price.
An affordable phone with strong battery life, but weaker performance and display quality.
A durable phone with decent battery life but lacks significant upgrades from its predecessor, offering minimal improvement at a budget price.
An affordable flip phone for those keen to experience foldable technology without breaking the bank.
A well-rounded, budget-friendly phone with stylus integration and impressive display clarity.
A stylish device with impressive foldable design, excellent build quality, but average camera capabilities.
An affordable option that nails the basics for everyday use but limits in performance and camera quality.
This phone impresses with its design and durability but falls short in performance and software support.
A budget-friendly choice with a durable design and excellent battery life, but modest in power and camera performance.
A budget-friendly option with notable battery life and essential features for everyday use.
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About Motorola
Motorola proved the naysayers wrong and got this whole crazy cell phone business started back in the 1980’s when they produced “The Brick”, a large, um, ‘portable’ cell phone that was short on looks, but worked!
Shortly thereafter, business really took off when Motorola came out with the StarTac, a sexy flip that was futuristic by anyone’s standards at the time and a huge seller.
Since those early days, Motorola has continued to produce numerous and popular phones, including the extremely successful Razr, a model which ushered in the “thin” fad.
Unfortunately, Motorola has hit hard times during the past couple years with a combination of record losses, an exodus of top CEO’s and ultimately the company being put up for sale.
Motorola is based in Schaumburg, Illinois and was founded in 1928 as the Galvin Manufacturing Corporation.
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