[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
What say Casper!

Well, I am just starting to learn that commands I can use for those dictation and windows.It is quite good and is also very thorough, but there is a lot to learn and I will be going through this tutorial many times. You only need to know a handful of commands for punctuation and staff to use it. But it's way more powerful than that and to use it well, it takes time to learn. Worth it for me because of my fingers are a bit painful right now.

I was afraid to put Marshmallow on the Razr because the Razr is really straining under the weight it has now. Marshmallow may have optimized code so it could run well, but how well is "well"? It will still not be able to do all the things I want so it was good enough for me. If that was all I had for at least another year, I would probably install Marshmallow because you recommended it. Fortunately, I do not have to now. ;)

I use my phone for all sorts of things. Man, navigation is really important, I even bought of Garman navigation device before I had a phone that could do the job. I love streaming audio and listen to Slacker Pandora, NPR, and of course all of my Google Play Music from home. I also use various calculators, unit converters, and even use the tip calculator for food and drink. Gosh there are so many apps that are useful, when I need something something, I just go to the play store and download what I need. So for me, the phone is a device that is really important.

Don't be so quick to dismiss the MXP, first review what you get.

Pay attention to the last item in the list.

It has a big screen.

It has a turbo charger.

You get a removable SD card slot.

You get more horsepower than you will be able to use.

The phone is unlockable.

Because it is unlockable, you can take it with you wherever you go.

It is easy to unlock, install TWRP, and root.

Everything you want the most is in this device.

You can afford this powerhouse because it only costs $400 or less.

Did you read this list? Did you pay attention? Did you read item number nine? Now apply this list to whatever phone you were thinking about and see if it meets the same criteria and if you can afford it anytime soon? This cell phone is not going to be obsolete anytime soon, so your investment is going to last a few years.

You like to doll up the phone and make it pretty. I do too, I love that neon theme you showed me. But above anything else this is as several hundred dollar electronic device that performs a lot of useful and very important tasks. If I had to choose between themes or useful device, of course I would have to pick the useful device. This cell phone was a fantastic purchase for the money and it has all the specifications I really want plus the removable SD card. Sure, there are other phones, that are more fancy and have other features, but then again they cost a lot more money. I don't have $600 or $700 to buy a phone with, so the $400 was well spent. I don't have any problem with the battery in this phone, it will last me all day and the turbocharger has that battery charged in an hour. Like I said, you can have more features, I just hope you have a bigger wallet to buy these things. The Moto X Pure Edition gives me everything I want for the money I have to spend. And I am really not left wanting for anything, except maybe some themes I might wish to put on the phone. Not having themes is no great loss, especially if my phone can do all of these wonderful things. Besides, there are lots of things you can do with wallpaper and Xposed to dress up the phone and make it look nice. Not the same as a CM theme, but who cares? I got a Droid Moto X Pure Edition!

Actually, I do not care if you get the Moto X Pure Edition or something else. You already said you cannot get the XT1575 where you live. But I am using the MXP as a reference point for whatever you buy, Casper. Look at that list and compare it to whatever you are fancying. See if you get the same bang for the buck. I honestly expected this phone to cost $700 and was so shocked at the price, $450 at the time with 32 GB RAM, that I grabbed it immediately. Features like unlockable and easy root are for developer edition phones and they really do cost $700. I know because that is what I wanted until [MENTION=6309629]dtiger1138[/MENTION] pointed out this phone and I checked specs, then as an after thought, checked the price because I was sure this would be over $600. He actually got the MXP for like $250 because he started scouting the sales and got it with a $100 discount on top of the low price! You can do the same thing. Get whatever you want but check what you are getting and see if you can afford it. Big screen, yum! extsdcard, yeah man, unlockable, WOW! Go see if what you want can measure up for the money, Daniel. :cool:

What you get is up to you my friend. I don't keep a log of the latest cell phone technology so I really don't know which is the best phone at any given time. One of the members in this newsgroup told me about the Moto X Pure Edition and I immediately dismissed it until I actually saw the price. Then I realized that I can actually purchase this phone, afford it, can buy it right away with a loan, and have it to use every day. So for me, this was a no brainer. Let us know what you decide, I am sure many others are watching. Take care my friend. ;)