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Motorola Electrify 2 Review (US Cellular)

Motorola Electrify 2 Review (US Cellular)

Posted on May 17, 2015April 15, 2020 By Hulk

 

Motorola’s first Electrify was a handset that we couldn’t help but love. Now Motorola is back with the Electrify 2 on US Cellular, and though its a great looking phone that has some respectable specifications, there are just a few things that come off feeling a little lackluster. The question is: are those underwhelming features enough to make potential owners look elsewhere, or is the Electrify 2 a phone that should have your attention despite a few missteps? Keep on reading to find out.

Design

I have to say that I really like the design of the Electrify 2. It’s nothing revolutionary, but it’s still a good-looking device. It’s a super slim phone, coming in at only 0.33” thick. That doesn’t mean it’s the slimmest smartphone on the market – nor the slimmest Motorola phone around – but it’s still pretty thin. It has a height of 5.06-inches and width of 2.59-inches, and the whole package comes in right around 4.6 ounces in weight. That means it’s very slightly on the heavy side as far as smartphones go, but that helps it feel sturdy despite its thin design.
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