Engadget’s Chris Ziegler:
Of course, it’s like dating a supermodel: just because the DROID is unbelievably attractive doesn’t mean you want to marry it. Those that aren’t used to Android (or have tried it before and didn’t like it) might cringe at some of the platform’s nuances, and it’s still not as visually slick as webOS or iPhone OS is. I personally found the physical keyboard to be a pretty miserable experience — worse than the G1 and the CLIQ — an inevitable casualty of trying to fit this much technology into a space less than 14mm thick, but the good news is that the capacitive display is large enough to make the soft keyboard very usable for me. It’s also the smoothest, fastest, most satisfying Android experience on any device to date, a combination of 2.0′s enhancements and the speedy OMAP3 heart powering them.
