Motorola

Motorola Gleam Plus review Top marks for style, but otherwise a rather basic and underwhelming low-cost feature phone

Motorola RAZR i A fast, highly-compact, and practical smartphone - a great pick if you don't want a super-sized phone

Motorola RAZR MAXX review If you want an Android smartphone with a long-lasting battery then buy a RAZR MAXX

Motorola Defy Mini XT320 review The lack of Android 4.0 is a shame, but the front-facing camera, LED flash and long battery life are more than you'd get on other budget handsets, and the Mini's rugged build is also a bonus

Motorola Xoom 2 Media Edition review The best little tablet you can buy, but the lack of 3G and a slightly-disappointing battery life hold it back

Motorola Defy+ review The Defy+ has the same great screen, camera and rugged build quality of its forebear, and adds better performance

Motorola Xoom 2 review The best Android tablet to date, well-built with a great screen, but it's not a ground-breaking product

Motorola RAZR review A stylish and powerful Android handset, which should stay better-looking for longer than the competition

Motorola Milestone 2 review Great battery life, decent storage and a clear interface, but performance is poor and the keyboard's flat keys aren't the best we've used

Motorola Atrix review A clever but half-baked idea masking a very practical, but slightly overpriced, handset.

Motorola Xoom review Android 3.0 makes Google-based tablets much easier to use, but the Xoom isn't quite as smooth as the Apple iPad 2.

Motorola Defy review A rugged phone with a great screen and amazing battery life. The Defy has its niggles and WiFi bugs but is excellent value with a contract.

Motorola Flipout review The clever design means you get a great QWERTY keyboard in a tiny package, but the screen isn't great and its price doesn't match its size.

Motorola Milestone XT720 review Great battery life and a large touchscreen don’t often come in the same package, but the phone falls short elsewhere

Motorola Milestone review While the design may be a matter of taste, good battery life and a QWERTY keyboard don't make up for a plain Android experience