After years without a new foldable from Motorola, the company launched the fresh new Razr+ in North America, also known as the Razr 40 Ultra in international markets. The phone is a complete reimagining of the Razr foldable lineup, which previously banked on nostalgia to entice consumers. However, with the foldable market in a completely different place now, with Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip lineup topping sales, Motorola can no longer rely on nostalgia. This has resulted in a phone that is probably best suited to take on Samsung's best-selling foldable and those from other OEMs.
Aside from its new, more modern design, the main selling point of the Motorola Razr+ is the large 3.6-inch cover screen, which is the largest of any clamshell foldable phone available today. Motorola is leaning heavily on the idea that this pocketable phone will enable new experiences for consumers who may have not owned a foldable phone before, allowing you to do almost anything from the smaller panel without needing to open the phone.
