Tech Specs

Also Known As...

Alias	MB810
FCC ID	IHDT56LB1

Hardware

Height	5 inches
Width	2.6 inches
Thickness	0.4 inches
Weight	0.34 pounds
Form factor	Slab
Color	Black
Loudspeaker	Mono

Display

Screen size (diagonal)	4.3 inches
Resolution (Y)	854 px
Resolution (X)	480 px
PPI	228
Touchscreen type	Capacitive

Connectivity

Carriers	Verizon Wireless
CDMA	Yes
CDMA frequencies supported	1900
WWAN data standards supported	1xRTT, EV-DO Rev. A, EV-DO Rev. 0
Wi-Fi	Yes
Wi-Fi support	802.11n, 802.11g, 802.11b
GPS	Yes
Bluetooth	Yes
Bluetooth version	Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR
Tethering / mobile hotspot	Yes
Media streaming	DLNA

Processor

Manufacturer	TI
Brand / family	OMAP 3
Model	OMAP3630-1000
Clock speed	1 GHz
Number of cores	1

GPU

Manufacturer	Imagination Technologies
Model	PowerVR SGX 530

Memory

RAM size	512 MB

Storage

Internal size	8 GB
External	Yes
Max external size	32 MB
External type	microSD

Rear Camera

Resolution	8 megapixels
Flash	Dual LED
Focus type	Autofocus
Video resolution	720p
Video framerate	24

Software

Operating system	Android
Skin	MotoBlur
Launch OS version	2.1

Interface

Video out	Yes
Headphone jack	3.5mm
Other ports	Micro USB, Micro HDMI

Sensors

Sensors	Compass (Magnetometer), Proximity, Ambient light, Accelerometer

Battery

Capacity	1540 mAh
Quoted use time	480 min
Removable	Yes

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  Reviewed by redleader (Currently owns)

  May 3, 2012 10:03 pm

  This phone is the definition of terrible because the battery life is inexistent, the operating system is infinitely lagging, the skin is beyond horrible and the apps simply do not compete with iOS. I have used it for 6 months and truly cannot wait to be rid of this shame of a phone. Motorola has let me down for the last time and I will not be coming back to them for phones ever again.

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• 3.0

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  Reviewed by krissytina (Currently owns)

  February 21, 2012 09:48 pm

  Living in a rural area but only 6 miles from cities that have great reception, I have been unable to enjoy the internet, apps. and features of the Droid X. Software updates decreased the functionality of the Droid X, I could not download anything, even the Verizon App. When my contract expires, I will get a phone to use like a land line phone, calls in/out and voice mail. Will save about $50.00/month.

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• 8.0

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  Reviewed by TxAggieMichael (Currently owns)

  December 20, 2011 02:47 pm

  For it's time, the Droid X was definitely one of the best Android smartphones. It's 4.3" display, 1 GHz OMAP3 cpu, and 512 Mb RAM ensured that it was best-in-class upon it's release. It didn't take long, however, for it to be outclassed by the slew of dual-core and 4G phones that came within the following months.

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• 9.0

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  Reviewed by Droosh (Previously owned)

  December 20, 2011 10:50 am

  My first Android smartphone. This was a popular phone for a reason.

  Like the OG Droid, this phone was built like a tank! I went casesless and dropped this phone on every surface and it was never damaged. The soft-touch on the metal even hid the scuffs pretty well.

  I take issue with the changes Motorola made to the Android framework and the UI. This did get better with updates. Custom ROMs made it great. Although the bootloader is encrypted, The phone can easily be undervolted and overclocked for great performance and battery life. After the encryption was bypassed with 2nd-Init (thanks @cvpcs) CyanogenMod gives this device a second lease on life.

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