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Testseek.com have collected 93 expert reviews of the Motorola Droid Eris and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Motorola Droid Eris.
Award: Recommended November 2009
November 2009
 
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The editors liked

  • Small size
  • Solid build
  • Physical call buttons
  • 5 MP phone
  • 3.5mm stereo plug
  • Better Virtual Keyboard
  • Mini-USB connector
  • Supports Multi-Touch pinch and spread
  • Polished interface. Good call quality. Has multitouch pinch-to-zoom. Supports all Android apps.
  • Thin but solid design
  • Excellent HTC Sense user interface
  • Mutlitouch support
  • Very good Web browser
  • 5-MP camera
  • Compact and comfortable phone
  • HTC Sense UI.
  • Bright
  • Sharp display
  • Direct Outlook synchronization
  • Subtle
  • Elegant
  • Longlasting design
  • Sense UI a significant help to Android
  • Good call quality on at least HSPA networks
  • Android more flexible for thirdparty apps
  • Multitouch and inbrowser Flash
  • Cheap on Telus and Verizon
  • Hardware smoother than a shave with a cutthroat razor. Brilliant touchscreen is shiny and responsive. 5megapixel cam shoots very passable pics. Price is a friend to wallets everywhere
  • Gets the rated talk time
  • Seems well made
  • Thin and lightweight
  • Low price
  • The HTC Droid Eris offers a slim design
  • Plentiful features
  • And satisfying performance. It also has pinch and zoom multitouch.
  • Slim
  • Compact design
  • 5 MP camera
  • Pre-installed 8 GB card included
  • WiFi
  • Best interface on a mobile device. Social networks integrate neatly with online contacts and calendars. Detailed and useful information presented during calls. ...
  • Great UI
  • Excellent text input
  • Fine browser with Flash support
  • Cheapest Android phone
  • Sleek design
  • Sophisticated
  • Customizable interface
  • Display supports multitouch pinchtozoom
  • Good call quality
  • Fantastic touchscreen
  • QWERTY keyboard is nice to have
  • Google Maps Navigation means just one device
  • Huge library of opensource applications
  • Slick design
  • Good sound
  • Perfect touch screen
  • Adequate battery life
  • Handsome and unique design
  • Hardware keyboard
  • Google Navigation onboard
  • Slide out keyboard
  • Haptic feedback touchscreen
  • 16GB of builtin storage
  • Highly customizable
  • 3G network support.
  • Direct YouTube upload
  • Many functions
  • Android OS 2.0. Background tasks. Scary-good voice command.
  • The Motorola Droid has superior multitasking capability and call quality
  • Snappy Web browsing
  • Gorgeous 3.7-inch display
  • Lagless UI
  • Android 2.0 power
  • Great keyboard
  • Extremely fast processor
  • Free GPS navigation
  • Android 2.0 is impressive
  • The screen is glorious
  • ApptoOS integration is revolutionary.
  • Great screen
  • Touchscreen offers feedback
  • Great browser
  • Large WVGA capacitive touchscreen
  • Improved performance with Android
  • Integration with Google Maps is excellent
  • Making the device a viable alternative to dedicated GPS devices
  • Audio quality is excellent
  • Video recording is very good for a phone

The editors didn't like

  • No keyboard
  • Android 1.5
  • No Dedicated Camera button
  • Poor camera. Poor video playback. Slower and lower-resolution than Motorola Droid.
  • No camera flash
  • GPS navigation costs extra
  • More expensive than HTC Hero (over two-year contract)
  • Has a GPS but no VZ Navigator
  • Just Google Maps.
  • Ships with Android 1.5 instead of 2.0
  • Front panel softkeys difficult to find
  • Still running Android 1.5
  • Same CPU as the Magic/myTouch 3G
  • Camera not much of an upgrade
  • Flash support somewhat oversold
  • Expensive on Sprint.
  • Processor lags like a chain smoker running the Boston Marathon. Mediocre voice quality. User interface could use a tuneup. And a valve job. Hell
  • How about a complete overhaul?
  • Slow and just frustrating to use
  • Clunky interface
  • Short talk time or battery life
  • Not very finger friendly
  • Poor call quality
  • Poor picture quality
  • Poor signal
  • The HTC Droid Eris has mixed multimedia quality. It comes only with the Android 1.5 OS
  • There's no file manager
  • And internal performance was occasionally sluggish.
  • Short battery life
  • Android 1.5 instead of 2.0
  • No dedicated camera shutter release button
  • Interface may be too complicated for new users. Lacks GPS turn-by-turn navigation. Camera is horrible. ...
  • DROID Eris has touch sensitive controls
  • Runs on older Android 1.5 OS
  • Mediocre camera
  • Choppy video playback
  • Battery life could be better
  • QWERTY keyboard keys too close together
  • Camera preview misleading
  • A little bit difficult to use at first because it’s so different from other smartphones
  • Hardware keyboard isn't great
  • Android software selection still thin
  • UI still not a seamless experience
  • Autofocus doesn't always work on the camera
  • Less apps than iPhone
  • Media player is lacking.
  • Need wifi to upload big clips
  • No zoom for video
  • Physical keyboard is horrible. Worst camera ever. Feels like a brick in your hand. No direct synchronization with iCal or Address Book.
  • The keyboard is difficult to type upon and the keys are close together.
  • Flat keyboard is difficult to type on
  • Some camera images come out grainy
  • Currently has no access to Verizon's V Cast
  • No multitouch UI
  • Stifled “With Google” options
  • Moto’s typical weak camera performance
  • Final Score
  • 5/5
  • Terrible
  • Terrible keyboard
  • No multitouch
  • No tool to manage background applications.
  • Keyboard keys too flat
  • Multitouch is supported by the operating system but not implemented optimally in the device
  • Still photos are difficult to set up properly
  • Keyboard lighting is dysfunctional and erratic

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  Published: 2009-11-17, review by: phonescoop.com

  • Abstract:  Here is a video tour of the HTC Droid Eris. It is a compact and slick Android phone for Verizon Wireless. You can watch the video here: Or visit YouTube for more viewing and sharing options. Sound like your next phone? Shop for this phone and compatib...

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  Published: 2009-11-16, review by: the-gadgeteer.com

  • Small size, Solid build, Physical call buttons, 5 MP phone, 3.5mm stereo plug, Better Virtual Keyboard, Mini-USB connector, Supports Multi-Touch pinch and spread
  • No keyboard, Android 1.5, No Dedicated Camera button
  • I highly recommend you look at the other postings in this series, but I really liked this phone. It is not an easy call between it and the Droid. I still feel comfortable with my comparison of the Droid Eris vs. Droid. Depending on your preferences, o...

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  Published: 2009-11-16, review by: Laptopmag.com

  • Thin but solid design, Excellent HTC Sense user interface, Mutlitouch support, Very good Web browser, 5-MP camera
  • No camera flash, GPS navigation costs extra, More expensive than HTC Hero (over two-year contract)
  • Verizon’s best sub-$100 smart phone provides a slick touch interface, a very good Web browser, and easy access to thousands of apps.

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  Published: 2009-11-16, review by: geardiary.com

  • Abstract:  Actually, make that “Living With Motorola Droids.” Yes, Droids, plural. My initial intention was to post my first impressions of the Motorola Droid after just a few days with it. However, the first Droid that I picked up started locking up and sp...

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  Published: 2009-11-12, review by: wired.com

  • Hardware smoother than a shave with a cutthroat razor. Brilliant touchscreen is shiny and responsive. 5megapixel cam shoots very passable pics. Price is a friend to wallets everywhere
  • Processor lags like a chain smoker running the Boston Marathon. Mediocre voice quality. User interface could use a tuneup. And a valve job. Hell, how about a complete overhaul?

 
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  Published: 2009-11-12, review by: about.com

  • Abstract:  Manufacturer's SiteVerizon Wireless has officially launched the Motorola Droid, its first phone running Google's Android software. The Droid has been being hyped as an iPhone killer, and this smartphone does have some killer features, like its gorgeous...

 
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  Published: 2009-11-11, review by: infosyncworld.com

  • Best interface on a mobile device. Social networks integrate neatly with online contacts and calendars. Detailed and useful information presented during calls. ...
  • Interface may be too complicated for new users. Lacks GPS turn-by-turn navigation. Camera is horrible. ...
  • There's no doubt about it, the HTC Droid Eris is one of the best smartphones we've used. Like the nearly identical Sprint HTC Hero, it represents a serious step forward in smartphone design, and if you're a smartphone user looking to step up t...

 
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  Published: 2009-11-11, review by: mobile-review.com US

  • Abstract:  The DROID offers pretty loud ring tones, while its vibro alert is not as good, unfortunately. As far as call quality is concerned, it proved to be a fine performer. All in all, I have no gripes with it on this front. Given that my main phone these day...

 
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  Published: 2009-11-11, review by: Phones.com

  • Large WVGA capacitive touchscreen, Improved performance with Android, Integration with Google Maps is excellent, making the device a viable alternative to dedicated GPS devices, Audio quality is excellent, Video recording is very good for a phone
  • Multitouch is supported by the operating system but not implemented optimally in the device, Still photos are difficult to set up properly, Keyboard lighting is dysfunctional and erratic

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  Published: 2009-11-10, review by: infoworld.com

  • The HTC Droid Eris packs lots of good stuff into a small, sleek package, but it can't run Android 2.0. It does make the most of Android 1.5, with all the bells and whistles you'd expect from a modern smartphone. It can't compare with the iPhon...

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