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92% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

performance, usability, price, portability, screen

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73% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

performance, portability, usability, design, camera

100% of the reviews on Amazon.ca give this product a positive rating.

Light and portable ; Long lasting ; Great accessories ; Bright screen ; Low price

Not as thin as some ; Some missing apps ; No NFC chip ; Not a 1.2GHz processor

The Motorola Atrix 2 isn't really a full sequel to the Motorola Atrix, another fast smartphone. Instead, it's an iterative release with a few new features, a better camera and a lower price. As such, the phone starts to reveal some performance issues,...

I wanted to like the Atrix and the concept of the Webtop user interface and docking stations. I’m not saying that it’s a bad phone at all. The horsepower is impressive, the build quality is solid, and Webtop-ness adds a little extra oomph to the...

All in all, we give the Atrix full marks for innovation, but just passing marks for execution. Because of some rough edges, it’s not a must-buy, but we are patiently awaiting the next iteration of this concept, which will definitely be a huge...

The Motorola Atrix may look standard at first glance, but a feast of features, along with those accessories, offer hidden depths. Whether this mobile gadgetry will set the tone for future, more powerful smartphones remains to be seen. But as far as...

Motorola owes much of its current status and fortune to the adoption of Android. After all, without a better smartphone OS Motorola would probably have gone bust. So the Atrix is an interesting product that gathered a lot of attention at CES 2011 as...

Incredibly fast, lag-free, performance, exceptional battery life and a high-definition display that sets the new standard for Android smarphones. Optional Webtop accessories offer exclusive functionality

5-megapixel camera and 720p HD video seems rather old-school for a top-end dual-core monster, while the £300 LapDock may be seen as a rather expensive gimmick

The Atrix has its sights clearly set on the business market, with features like fingerprint recognition, the Webtop interface (via TV and LapDock) and a powerful battery, but it performs well enough to deserve a much wider audience

Great screen, remote desktop powers of lapdock are impressive

Motobloodyblur, HDMI doesn't screen mirror

It's a great phone, but everything it does the Galaxy S 2 does better.

Speed, fingerprint scanner, docking potential, good battery life

Single power/lock/fingerprint button could fail over time

A solid phone on its own, but one that offers a lot of upgrade potential via the optional laptop docking station. The dual-core processor and generous RAM allowance make this handset pleasant to use and there is terrific email support.

Great display, good battery life, stylish, fingerprint scanner, fast and responsive

Expensive, outdated version of Android

Our only major criticism is that it has the kind of cheap, shiny plastic case that doesn't feel as high-end as an Iphone or one of HTC's high-end handsets