Motorola's Admiral Smartphone is a tough little Blackberry clone with a body made of Gorilla Glass and a 5MP camera. Is it worth the $99 contracted price? Kevin Pereira and Candace Bailey find out!

Find the full review from Gadget Pron on Attack of the Show after the cut.

What You Need To Know

• The keyboard feels smooth and very responsive.
• Corning's Gorilla Glass covers the 3.1" screen.
• Motorola says this is dust resistant, shock resistant, and resistant to solar radiation!
• The phone itself is roughly the length of an iPhone 4S.
• The back is a textured rubber that feels really good in your hands.
• It's super light, but feels very sturdy.
• The shutter speed on this was very slow, so we often struggled with getting clear pictures, even with bright light.
• When we did manage to get a still image, they did come out nicely for a 5 mp camera.
• The video on here was also just ok.  720p video, while not up to par with some of the bigger smartphones, it was certainly serviceable.
• This phone runs Android's Gingerbread with Motoblur on it. Generally the integration of the touchscreen and qwerty keyboard can feel cumbersome but i thought they pulled it off nicely on here.
• There's a Snapdragon 2 processor in here along with 512 megs of RAM
• The screen did experience some of that good old fashioned Android lag. Swiping and scrolling did have the slightest delay.
• While this phone isn't 4G, we did find speeds when browsing the web and downloading email to be fine.

Price

• $99 with a contract.

Rating

• 3 Seals of Approval out of 5. (How do we rate gadgets?)
• The form factor is great with a durable feel
• Overall given it's price and performance, we think it is an excellent choice for Blackberry users looking to make the jump over to Android.
• We just feel that when you compare it to other smartphones on the market, it is certainly behind in features.

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