Sharing the same specifications as the Droid Ultra, Motorola launched the Droid MAXX earlier this year. It has a 5 inch Super AMOLED 1,280x720p display, 10 megapixel rear camera, a 1.7GHz dualcore processor coupled with 2GB of RAM and 32GB of onboard storage. The biggest selling point of this smartphone is its massive 3,500mAh battery which according to the company is good for 48 hours of use after a single charge. If all this has enticed you to pick one up, Amazon is the way to go as the retailer is offering it for $12.49 with a two year contract.
There’s a caveat though to this deal. Only those subscribers who are willing to sign a new two year contract with Verizon will be able to purchase the Droid MAXX for $12.49 up front. Existing Verizon subscribers who want to upgrade their device will have to pay $99.99. Customers who don’t want to get attached to a service plan have the option to pay the entire cost up front, off contract the Droid MAXX costs $679.99 from Amazon. If you really are enticed by the discounted price and have made up your mind to purchase the smartphone, it would serve your own interest to check out our review of the Motorola Droid MAXX, we have paid special attention to the battery life claims.
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