Motorola BACKFLIP / Reviews

It's about time Motorola did something crazy. The Cliq was predictably sleek. The Droid was pragmatically chunky. But AT&T's new Backflip is just ... odd.
At first glance the touchscreen channels the Cliq, but flipping it over reveals an exposed QWERTY keyboard. The phone opens like a reverse... More

Unlike Verizon’s plunge into Android, AT&T has decided to go with a less than magnificent entourage with their dive. It’s not to say that the Motorola BACKFLIP might not be garnered as the flagship Android device we would’ve envisioned, but it’s uniqueness in various aspects... More

For me, the Motorola BACKFLIP is like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. The good doctor, which represents the top half of the device, offers a good touchscreen experience and a nice user interface that is heavily focused on social networking and messaging. I love it. Mr. Hyde's temperamental keyboard design... More

The form factor is odd for no good reason at all, though the larger keyboard and solid design help a little bit. Only time will tell whether or not people take to the backwards clamshell design.

The keyboard is strong, large, and the keys have good travel and feedback. The lack of any shape to... More

I'm a huge lover of the Android platform and when I saw the opportunity to buy a new and unlocked version of this phone, which caught my eye because of it's awesome design, I jumped on it. Customs slapped eighty dollars on top of it (I bought it from the States) but I thought, whatever, two... More

I've had my backflip for just over a week and a half. I couldn't be more happy and I have a great plan with TELUS!

PROS:
* 5 customizable backgrounds
* easily to access the internet but it won't happen accidently!
* easy to text on keyboard and on the screen itself
* tons of apps to be... More