This week Motorola revealed its latest flip phone, the Razr 50 Ultra (or the Razer Plus (2024) as it's known in the USA). While I attended the launch event – not just for Paris Hilton's DJ set, Hot Pink handset fully on display – and have already highlighted my three favourite features of the phone, I also set about comparing the new Razr against its predecessor.
I don't mean in a specs-only way either: I had packed the older Razr 40 Ultra in my bag ahead of the launch event and, once I had receipt of the Razr 50 Ultra, I walked the streets of Brooklyn to test the cameras, see how the screens differ in sunlight, and gain an understanding of battery potential and the software differences too.
