With little to raise the pulse rate here, the standout feature of the U9 is clearly the glossy shell with its now-you-see-it-now-you-don’t screen and touch-stroked music controls.

Register Hardware has reviewed Motorola U9 and given out “As the successor to the PEBL, the MOTO U9 has a much-improved specification and the user interface has had quite a spruce up - but Motorola hasn’t added anything really outstanding. Sure, the external display effect is a stylish touch, and the metallic look is eye-catching for fashion-phone shoppers, but you can’t help feeling that a lot is resting on the pull of the design – and we’ve seen much of it before.”

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