Motorola Droid 4

PCWorld Rating

3.5

3.5 / 5 - PCWorld, Feb 15, 2012

Pros

Cons

Bottom Line

The Droid 4 is the phone to buy if you are looking for a physical keyboard, though the blurry display leaves some room for improvement.

PCWorld's Motorola Droid 4 Coverage

Hands On With the Motorola Droid 4 and Droid RAZR MAXX

Whether you want all-day battery life, or prefer physical keyboards, Motorola’s two new Droids have you covered.
Motorola Droid 4 Coming To Verizon With Dual-Core and LTE

The newest version of Motorola’s QWERTY-toting Droid line features a dual-core processor, LTE, and Webtop connectivity.
Serious Smartphones With QWERTY Keyboards

Software keyboards have come far, but sometimes the best way to tackle work on the go is to use a physical keyboard.
Top 10 Smartphones with Physical Keyboards These 10 smartphones have physical keyboards for serious typing sessions.

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