Motorola Razr

You should buy the Motorola Razr Fold if: You're going to buy a foldable smartphone You care about pen support You want a clean software experience You should NOT buy the Motorola Razr Fold if: You only want a foldable phone as a novelty You want the best camera on a phone You want the thinnest foldable Motorola Razr Fold 9/10 SoC Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 Display 6.6″ Extreme AMOLED RAM 16GB LPDDR5X + RAM Boost Storage

Swipe to scroll horizontallyMotorola Razr 2025 scorecardAttributesNotesRatingDesignMotorola's Razr design is tried-and-tested, and absolutely wonderful. The FIFA World Cup Edition has a unique additional texture compared to the other colors.5 / 5DisplayAside from a smaller front display and a few cutbacks, this is an excellent all-around screen. No major compromises here.4 / 5PerformanceThis is where the Razr falls short as the Dimensity 7400X isn't the same processor you'll find in flagships.3 / 5CameraThe cameras are more than capable but somewhat inconsistent. Definitely not the best camera

The Motorola Razr Fold and Pixel 10 Pro Fold may not vary drastically in their overall designs and dimensions, but there are slight differences across key categories, at least on paper. We have yet to test the Razr Fold's cameras and battery life, but based on our brief hands-on experience, it appears to be a promising phone for anyone looking for a fresh, premium design. Neither phone is as thin as the Galaxy Z Fold 7 or the Honor Magic V6, but neither is prohibitively thick. Google's biggest flex with the Pixel 10 Pro Fold is its durability and IP68 rating, while Motorola has been touting th