This phone is, to put it plainly, awesome.

Hardware:  Starting with the outside, I was disappointed by the feel of the plastic exterior of this phone.  It is slick and cheap-feeling.  The front is one continuous sheet of Gorilla glass, so it feels awesome.  The four buttons below the display are capacitive, which I prefer.  The fingerprint reader/power button is awkwardly placed and feels a tad unreliable, but keeps the phone secure.  The display is a 4-inch qHD display (basically the same sharpness as the iPhone but larger).  The display is bright and clear and looks great.  Touch sensitivity is great and the digitizer layer feels close to the glass for maximum accuracy.

Software:  This is one phone that I don't actually mind MotoBlur on.  This phone runs Android 2.2.2 (not the latest 2.3.4), and updates will be slow because of the custom skin.  That said, the dual-core processor isn't dragged down by MotoBlur, so you most likely won't notice the crap skin that Motorola designed.  Hopefully when this phone gets updated to Android 2.3.4 it will get a less obtrusive skin.

Calls:  This phone has a loud ear-piece speaker, has incredible signal response, and uses noise-cancellation to great effect.  That all adds up to great calls, even on AT&T's sub-par network.

Data:  I'm in Frederick, MD.  We get 3G service (which is reported on the phone as H+, but isn't really.  I guess eventually we'll see "4G" here, but for right now this thing is just as fast or slow as any other 3G phone.
This phone is, to put it plainly, awesome. Hardware:  Starting with the outside, I was disappointed by the feel of the plastic exterior of this phone. It is slick and cheap-feeling. The front is one continuous sheet of Gorilla glass, so it feels awesome. The four buttons below the display are capacitive, which I prefer. The fingerprint reader/power button is awkwardly placed and feels a tad unreliable, but keeps the phone secure. The display is a 4-inch qHD display (basically the same sharpness as the iPhone but larger). The display is bright and clear and looks great. Touch sensitivity is great and the digitizer layer feels close to the glass for maximum accuracy. Software:  This is one phone that I don't actually mind MotoBlur on. This phone runs Android 2. 2.2 (not the latest 2. 3.4), and updates will be slow because of the custom skin. That said, the dual-core processor isn't dragged down by MotoBlur, so you most likely won't notice the crap skin that Motorola designed. Hopefully when this phone gets updated to Android 2. 3.4 it will get a less obtrusive skin. Calls:  This phone has a loud ear-piece speaker, has incredible signal response, and uses noise-cancellation to great effect. That all adds up to great calls, even on AT&T's sub-par network. Data:  I'm in Frederick, MD. We get 3G service (which is reported on the phone as H+, but isn't really. I guess eventually we'll see "4G" here, but for right now this thing is just as fast or slow as any other 3G phone.