If I had to pick between a flip-style phone and a book-style foldable, I’d go with the former for the simple fact that it’s way more compact. That’s why the Motorola Razr Ultra 2026 appeals to me so much, especially for how it packs a sizable 4-inch external display, dual 50MP cameras that are perfect for vlogging, and a higher-capacity 5,000 mAh battery.
Really, it’s packing heavyweight power in a middleweight division, but there’s just one problem: it comes at a cost. What surprises me most is the phone’s substantial price increase to $1,499, up from its predecessor’s $1,299. This raises the question: are the upgrades worth the extra cash?
