Name: DROID Bionic
Brand: Motorola
SKU: 28236
Rating: 4.0 (2 reviews)

3.9

based on all reviews

multimedia capabilities
enterprise-friendly applications
super fast and it looks and feels great in my hand

nothing special about the display
doesn't pack as much pixel punch as a Super AMOLED display
Webtop adapter can only be used with a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard

Primary sensor resolution: 8 Mpx
Screen size: 4.3 in
Resolution: 960, 540 px
Pixel density: 256 ppi
Battery capacity: 1735 mAh
Cpu cores: Dual-core
Primary resolution: 0.3 Mpx

Motorola DROID Bionic - Pros & Cons

multimedia capabilities
enterprise-friendly applications
super fast and it looks and feels great in my hand
fast processor
navigation was smooth and apps loaded quickly
Standard calling volume was good as well
power
speed
and style
smooth and fast the navigation was
Multitasking was easy and quick as well
great multimedia capabilities and enterprise-friendly features
Color looked good
and the microphone did a good job of handling audio
The build quality is excellent
clean and intuitive
is slimmer
sleeker
and definitely more polished
new sleek hardware is really quite attractive
good volume and natural-sounding voices
speedy navigation and zippy browsing
crisp
clear
and colorful
Conceptually
ultra-connectivity is brilliant
new ways of thinking
new connections
and new industries
the Bionic feels incredibly snappy
colors look good and the touch response is on target
Build quality and features matter too
BackBreaker looked great and ran incredibly smooth
Viewing Angles - The Bionic has pretty good viewing angles
performance beyond snappy and responsive
The hardware on the outside is nice and ultrabook-like
nice and smooth
gives it a uniquely positive in-hand feel
The current format is simple and effective at its job
the Bionic seems remarkably fast and responsive

nothing special about the display
doesn't pack as much pixel punch as a Super AMOLED display
Webtop adapter can only be used with a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard
only for the Droid Bionic and cannot be used with other phones
you have to spend a lot for the required accessories
and the browser did take just a touch longer to launch
the mouse pad is not multi-touch
voices sounded hollow and blown out
the Bionic is not tied to the MotoBlur cloud service
Call quality over Verizon's network was uneven
high price makes the phone a tough sell
all pre-installed apps are bad
4G LTE devices have notoriously bad battery life
retina display is still tough to match
the colors are muted
the market failed to install several apps on the first try
battery life has been somewhat poor
It tends to render mobile pages quite frequently
only used the phone lightly and ran dangerously low on battery by
doesn't compare to the cameras on Samsung and HTC devices
feel of the Droid Bionic is not as good
Pictures tended to be a bit washed out
lacks in clarity
is plugged in to the A/C adapter the touch screen becomes almost completely unusable
Motorola keeps awkwardly scraping away at the future of computing
The keyboard is cheap and awful and the track pad (
the white point seems a tad warmer than most
nothing out of the ordinary here
shortcut-adding method
no settings in the drop-down menu
occasional software hiccups
the Bionic is somewhat thicker than its 3G counterparts
and a very cozy relationship with a Twitch gaming star
colors often looked washed out to a point of blandness
The software is definitely not perfect on this phone
persistent four-icon nav at the bottom of the screen

Motorola DROID Bionic - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Screen size	4.3 in Best: Asus FonePad 8 Screen size: 8 in
Battery capacity	1735 mAh Best: Doogee BL12000 Battery capacity: 12000 mAh
Pixel density	256 ppi Best: Sony Xperia Z6 Pixel density: 891 ppi
CPU clock speed	1 GHz Best: Motorola Moto G100 CPU clock speed: 3.2 GHz

Motorola - Video Reviews (8)

Motorola DROID Bionic - Full Specifications

Operating system	Android 2.3
CPU clock speed	1.0 GHz
CPU cores	Dual-core
CPU model	TI OMAP 4430
GPU model	PowerVR SGX540
RAM memory	1 GB

Primary sensor resolution	8.0 Mpx
Highest video resolution	1920 x 1080 px
Autofocus	yes
Face detection	yes
Geo-tagging	yes
LED Flash	yes

Internal storage	16 GB
Memory card reader	yes
Maximum card storage	32GB
Types of memory card supported	microSD

Accelerometer	yes
Proximity	yes
Digital compass	yes
Ambient light sensor	yes

Wireless network (Wi-Fi)	yes
Data transmission	HSPA+
Navigation system	GPS
2G GSM	yes
CDMA frequences	800 MHz 1900 MHz 2000 MHz
4G LTE	yes
LTE frequencies	700 MHz
Mobile hotspot	yes

Screen size	4.3 in
Number of colors	16.7M
Panel type	LCD
Resolution	960 x 540 px
Pixel density	256.0 ppi
Screen material	Corning Gorilla Glass
Multi touch	yes

Primary resolution	0.3 Mpx

Height	5.02 in
Width	2.63 in
Depth	0.43 in
Weight	5.61 oz

DLNA certified	yes
Bluetooth	yes
Bluetooth version	2.1 EDR
Headphone connection	3.5 mm
Type of USB connector	Micro-USB

Battery type	Lithium ion
Battery capacity	1735.0 mAh
Standby time	195.0 h
Talk time	10.0 h

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Motorola DROID Bionic Motorola - Editorial Reviews (9)

3.8

Based on 9 reviews

Digital Trends

Published: 21.09.2011

Motorola Droid Bionic Review | Digital Trends

Review: The Motorola Droid Bionic has an impressive spec sheet, but still bears a number of rough edges despite its protracted path to store shelves.

Motorola DROID Bionic Motorola Droid Bionic: Full-Featured, Fast, and Expensive

pcworld.com_techhive.com

Published: 07.09.2011

Motorola Droid Bionic: Full-Featured, Fast, and Expensive

4.0

The long-awaited Droid Bionic is blazing fast and has a slew of great entertainment and business features, but the high price might make it a hard sell.

Motorola DROID Bionic Review: Motorola Droid Bionic

WIRED

Published: 15.09.2011

Review: Motorola Droid Bionic

3.5

Moto's premise is simple: Our phones are increasingly becoming more powerful, useful and versatile in our everyday lives. Why not allow them to adapt -- or transform, if you will -- to what we need them to be in different situations?

Motorola DROID Bionic Motorola Droid Bionic (Verizon Wireless)

CNET

Published: 07.09.2011

Motorola Droid Bionic (Verizon Wireless)

Motorola DROID Bionic Droid Bionic review

The Verge

Published: 07.09.2011

Droid Bionic review

3.8

Can Motorola's biggest and baddest Android phone to date take on the competition?

Motorola DROID Bionic Motorola Droid Bionic Review: It's Superfast, But...

Gizmodo

Published: 13.09.2011

Motorola Droid Bionic Review: It's Superfast, But...

It's funny, the way that Motorola keeps awkwardly scraping away at the future of computing. The Atrix was a phone with a dual-core processor-like your laptop!—that also turned into a laptop. The Droid Bionic is the next step—a dual-core transforming thing of a phone, but it pulls down real internet from the sky.

Motorola DROID Bionic Motorola Droid Bionic Review: Editor’s Choice (Videos)

Gotta Be Mobile

Published: 07.09.2011

Motorola Droid Bionic Review: Editor’s Choice (Videos)

The Motorola droid Bionic has had a storied launch, but after 9 months of waiting Motorola has finally delivered a new flagship phone to Verizon. The Bionic is a the first 4G LTE dual core smartphone to arrive on Verizon Wireless, just in time for millions of users to enjoy the fast 4G LTE speeds […]