
A bold new entry
The new Razr Fold has an impressive set of cameras, flagship-grade SoC, and one of the biggest batteries to grace a foldable of its kind. It's definitely one of the best book-style foldables in the U.S. right now, giving stiff competition to the Galaxy Z Fold 7.
Pros
- Thin and light design
- Built really well
- High-res rear cameras
- Stylus support
- Both colors and finishes feel premium
- Flagship-grade Qualcomm chip
Cons
- Motorola isn't known for timely software updates
- Should be a lot more expensive than the Razr Ultra
- Limited to one storage variant
The best compact foldable
Morotola's own Razr Ultra 2025 wasn't too attractive when it launched but after a price drop, it's now looking like great value. It too gets a flagship processor, a really compact design when folded, and an IP48 rating.
Pros
- Design improvements with IP48, wood and Alcantara finishes
- The titanium-reinforced hinge feels much sturdier
- All-day battery and fast charging
- Functional cover screen
- Some fun and unique AI features
- Punchy images and the return of the ultrawide sensor
- Should be much cheaper
Cons
- Moto AI feels less mature than Samsung and Google offerings
- AI Key feels like a wasted opportunity
- Software promise falls behind the competition