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"  The Droid Maxx is all about superior battery life and its brilliantly bright display. It outplayed all other phones in our video playback battery test, and did so with comparably high default brightness. Though it does not have the highest resolution screen, it still looks great when watching video, and its speakers get nice and loud if you are watching without headphones. The Maxx performed well in our camera tests as well, competing with some of the best in low light performance. Our consumer testers found the Droid Maxx comfortable to hold and easy to navigate, though its large battery makes it a little bulkier than the competition. The Droid Maxx also features Motorola&amp;#039;s touchless controls, responding to only your voice with the command &amp;quot;OK Google now,&amp;quot; even when the screen is off. This feature can be used for navigation assistance, texting, searching the Internet, controlling your music, and more. The Maxx can also tell when you are driving and can be set to automatically read texts aloud. For quick camera access, you can activate the Droid Maxx&amp;#039;s camera with two flicks of the wrist. Bottom Line: If you need a phone that won&amp;#039;t quit, the Droid Maxx&amp;#039;s battery keeps this phone running strong even on your highest-use days. Availability: Verizon only *All pricing based on a 2-year carrier contract at press time, except the unlocked Nexus 4, Nexus 5, and ZTE Grand S. **Battery life is based off of hours of video streaming at default brightness settings, rounded to the nearest hour. All phones were tested in our lab under the same conditions. Phones were set to airplane mode with Wifi enabled. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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