Motorola DROID Ultra

The Droid Ultra works fine, but it's the weakest entrant in the recent litter of Motorola phones. More appealing options abound.

How does the Droid Ultra stack up against its competition?

The Motorola Droid Ultra may have all the same features and specs as the Moto X, but the phone lacks the personality it needs to differentiate itself from the crowd.

The best way to think of the Motorola DROID Ultra is an incremental update of the DROID RAZR HD. Needless to say, the Motorola DROID Ultra has plenty of competition, mostly from the Samsung Galaxy S4, HTC One, and LG G2 – all of which are top-tier smartphones from those respective companies. So let’s take a closer look at the DROID Ultra...

Drrrrrroooooooiiiiiiiid

Motorola released three new Droids smartphones just a few months ago: the Droid ULTRA, the Droid MAXX and the Droid MINI. The Droid ULTRA is the...

Marketed as the thinnest 4G LTE smartphone, the Motorola Droid Ultra has plenty of competition in the smartphone market. How does it compare? Read

Motorola's concentration is on the Moto X, but they haven't left Verizon Wireless and the DROID line behind. In fact, Motorola signed an exclusive deal with

Motorola Mobility scored big when they teamed up with Google. If it wasn't evident enough in the Moto X, then certainly Motorola's newly optimized experience…

Boasting all the whiz-bang new Android features of the Moto X, the new Droid Ultra is also superthin and sports a big, colorful screen.

Verizon's Motorola Droid Ultra has a larger display and a couple of other features, but that doesn't put it ahead of its smaller cousin, the Moto X.