Motorola ATRIX HD

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81% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Quad-band GSM and 3G support ; Class 17 LTE network support ; 21 Mbps HSDPA and 5.76 Mbps HSUPA ; 4.5" 16M-color LCD capacitive touchscreen with HD resolution (720 x 1280 pixels); Gorilla Glass; ColorBoost technology ; Superb build quality; Kevlar...

No dedicated camera button ; 1780mAh battery and comparably short battery life ; No FM radio ; Dubious design - the AT&T logo at the bottom looks like a button, but it isn't ; Non-user-replaceable battery

Powerful internals, gorgeous screen, solidly built body, and a stock Android experience with just the right amount of modification -that's the Motorola Atrix HD in a nutshell. Motorola has addressed the issues of the smartphone's predecessors, thus...

Krait processor brings solid performance ; Great specs for the money ; Nice build quality

Dismal battery life ; Slightly oversaturated display ; Camera falls short of the competition

The Atrix HD is the best AT&T Android device you can get for under $100, though it doesn't match the One X and Galaxy S III despite having similar specs.

One of the best smartphone displays right now, blows away the screens of other 0 phones. 1.5GHz Snapdragon CPU and 1GB of RAM offer tons of speed. So long Webtop, so long heavy, bloated MotoBlur. Minimalist Android skin is the best implementation...

Battery life is disappointing — keep a charger on you at all times. AT&T exclusivity is a bummer for non-AT&T customers

Gorgeous, high-resolution display ; Fast Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor ; Affordable, but not cheaply made

Battery drains quickly ; Camera is below average

Considering this phone's big, bright display and fast processor, it is hard to believe that the Motorola Atrix HD is only $100.

Solid value. Comes with Android 4.0 preloaded. Fast 4G LTE speeds. Sharp 720p display. Good battery life.

Not the thinnest or lightest phone. UI customizations and bloatware are a drag. Disappointing camera and camcorder.

Calls sounded fine through a Jawbone Era Bluetooth headset ($129, 4 stars), and the Atrix HD's voice dialing worked perfectly over Bluetooth. You can send text messages or email messages, check voicemail, or even check things like signal strength and...

I consider the Motorola Atrix HD to be a “very good” phone: It has a large and crisp display, a fast hardware platform, a recent Android version and unique features like Smart Actions that few competitors have.

Affordable $99.99 on-contract price ; Sharp looking HD ColorBoost display ; Nice, mostly stock ICS experience

Weak battery life ; Shoots terrible photos

Oh Motorola! We were expecting so much more out of this one, especially when AT&T customers have been waiting an extensive amount of time for something other than the ATRIX 2 from last year. Aside from the larger and higher resolution display, there...

Affordable at $99.99 with an agreement; crystal clear and vibrant display; built well; snappy S4 chipset; near stock Android interface; great LTE speeds

Poor camera; mediocre design and materials; poor battery life; laggy under extensive use

The Motorola Atrix HD is a modest entry from Motorola and AT&T, at best. It is neither the best or worst phone on the market, and it's priced appropriately. However, I feel there are better devices with more value in all the surrounding price ranges –...