Motorola Q Ampd Edition Review By LaptopMag
Aside from the granite-colored casing, which meshes well with Amp’d Mobile’s color palette, the Moto Q retains all of the slender good looks that made it famous with both Sprint and Verizon Wireless. The large 320 x 240-pixel screen is just as sharp and sprawling as ever

LaptopMag reviewed the Moto Q Ampd Edition and gave out “All in all, the idea of marrying the hippest mobile-content distributor this side of iTunes to a slick device like the Moto Q is a winner. We wish the Amp’d Live interface produced fewer error messages, but you’d be hard-pressed to find a better mix of multimedia features and available content on a smart phone.”

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