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hey guys it's Brandon mini-myth from pocket now calm the Motorola Droid Razr is still the thinnest phone on the planet at 7.1 millimeters thick that's super thin but like most other smartphones the Droid Razr is battery life isn't that amazing you're gonna have to charge everyday maybe even a little bit more if you're using it in a heavy use case scenario what happens when you take a huge battery and stick it inside of the Droid Razr you get the Droid RAZR MAXX and in this video we're going to unbox it let's get to it so the Droid RAZR MAXX is exactly the same device as the Droid Razr except it has a battery that is far far bigger 3300 milliamp hours that is pretty much the biggest we've seen on any phone yet which has added to its thickness by only 2 millimeters which is quite impressive so we went from 7 millimeters to about 9 still a very very thin phone indeed and again the Droid Razr has this max as the same specs as the original Droid Razr which has the TI OMAP 1.2 gigahertz processor a gig of ram it's running on Gingerbread it's got an 8 megapixel camera in the back you know the specs of the Droid Razr it's a it's a pretty powerful device so let's take a look at what we have here we have the Droid RAZR MAXX which yeah definitely feels a little bit thicker than the original RAZR but not by much just 2 millimeters what we have here is a smoother backing in terms of the depth in the Droid Razr you get the camera area and then it goes down sinks in a bit and then it's very thin here now it's kind of leveled out a bit so there's probably nothing that good inside of the box so we're not even going to bother going the rest of the way let's take off the screen protectors and compare the size next to some other devices again the screen is 4.3 inches diagonal and you get that q HD resolution it's an AMOLED display so you get killer Black's fantastic contrast and pretty good color saturation too so a really high quality screen and you get the kevlar backing whatever that means none user replaceable battery back here that's what you get for having a thinner device it requires an extra thickness when the back battery cover is removable so let's take a look at the thick compared to the Samsung Galaxy s2 and at this point the Droid RAZR MAXX becomes thicker than the galaxy s2 but the original Droid Razr is thinner than all other smartphones out there and let's see it next to the LTE version of the Galaxy Nexus they seem about the same thickness again the Galaxy Nexus has this curve so it's not very not very telling of exactly how thick it is unless you were to measure it very specifically but in terms of thickness the Droid RAZR MAXX feels a little bit thinner than the Galaxy Nexus LTE let's take a look at the thickness next to the iPhone and it's definitely thinner than the iPhone the iPhone used to be one of the thinnest devices and now it's definitely not still thin phone but nothing like the galaxy s2 and the Galaxy Nexus and especially the Droid Razr here so we're going to spend some serious time with the Droid RAZR MAXX we don't see phones come along with batteries that are this big and the operative question is does a much larger battery contribute to a much better experience a lot of people are ok charging their phone one time per day or leaving it on the charger at work does having a phone that can last two days with heavy use or even three days make that big of a difference is it worth the $100 price increase that Verizon is charging this is $300 versus the Droid Razr which is $200 we're going to answer that question coming up soon if you like this video please give us a thumbs up and if there's something particular you want us to test on the Droid RAZR MAXX let us know in the comments thanks for watching