Motorola Defy XT Review & Pros And Cons

Unusually high radiation level:

We don't want to sound alarming but, according to some sources, this phone has a 1.48 watts per Kg SAR rating (the level of radiation it emits), on a scale of 0 to 1.60! Anything below 1.60 is still considered safe by the U.S. government but, at least be aware that most other phones have a SAR rating lower than this one's.

• Also check out: The best low-SAR phones

Where is the HDMI port?:

The Defy XT can record fancy (854 x 480 pixels) clips. Great! But we couldn't confirm whether it had an HDMI port or not. HDMI, which lets you connect to an HDTV, is not essential, but would be great on an HD phone.

• Also check out: The latest HDMI phone models

Smaller touch screen:

We hope you don't have big hands, since the Defy XT's touch screen has a smaller display surface to press on than many other smartphones. According to our calculations, it has a 5.85 square inch-display while

Just a TFT?:

TFT displays are fine (they used to be the finest of the finest), but in such a high-performance phone, we expect AMOLED, or even SuperAMOLED displays, renowed for their better brightness in sunlight, richer contrast and lower energy consumption.

Unknown weight:

It's frustrating that we were not able to find information about its weight.