When the Galaxy Z Fold 7 launched last year, it put Samsung even further ahead of everyone else in the race to make the foldable phones. That put a lot of pressure on its rivals, including Motorola, which — despite having been making flip-style phones for years now — is about to take on Samsung with its first notebook-style device in the Razr Fold.
The moment I picked it up, I felt skeptical about its performance, knowing how its flip foldables never won me over with their camera performance. However, after testing it for a week, I’m convinced more than ever that it’s the closest thing to a laptop replacement I've used. That’s saying a lot, but it’s even more impressive given how it undercuts the Galaxy Z Fold 7 with a lower starting price of $1,899.
