Phones that beat iPhone 5 in U.S. user satisfaction (pictures)

Though Apple's iPhone still the reigns as "the phone that redefined phones," there are four Android phones from Motorola, HTC, and Samsung that U.S. users like better than iPhone 5 and have rated higher for user satisfaction, according to a poll from OnDevice Research.
Check out these phones that users rated higher than iPhone 5.

Read CNET's full review of the Motorola Atrix HD.

Read CNET's full review for the Motorola Droid Razr M.

Read CNET's full review for the HTC Rezound 4G.

In the OnDevice Research poll, the iPhone 5 fared better in the U.K. than in the U.S. Among 52,140 people polled in the U.K., it ranked second behind HTC's One X. Samsung's Galaxy Note 2 ranked third, followed by the Galaxy S3 Mini and the full-size Galaxy S3.
CNET calls the Note 2 "the ultimate anti-iPhone." Read CNET's full review for the Samsung Galaxy Note 2.

Read CNET's full review for the HTC One X.

Among 52,140 people polled in the U.K., HTC's One X took the top spot, followed by the iPhone 5. Samsung's Galaxy Note 2 ranked third, followed by the Galaxy S3 Mini and the full-size Galaxy S3.

The CNET verdict: "The Galaxy S3 Mini has a very similar design to the S3, but internally it uses a significantly slower processor. It still delivers a pretty slick user experience thanks to Android Jelly Bean, but the screen and camera aren't on a par with those of the S3."

Among 52,140 people polled in the U.K., the iPhone 5 took second place behind HTC's One X. Samsung's Galaxy Note 2 was No. 3 for user satisfaction, followed by its Galaxy S3 Mini and the full-size Galaxy S3.

Read CNET's full review for the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini.

Read CNET's full review for the Samsung Galaxy S3.