
The true Ultra phone?
Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra is here and it's one hell of a flagship. It's twice the size of the Razr Ultra 2025 and features far superior cameras, a more powerful processor, bigger battery, and much longer software update support.
Pros
- Slimmer and lighter than the S245 Ultra
- Seven years of software support
- 60W wired and 25W wireless charging is a big step up
- Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 SoC delivers amazing performance
- Wider aperture for main and tele cameras should offer quality boost
Cons
- 16GB RAM only for 1TB variant
- Battery capacity is the same
- No change to selfie camera
- Expensive
- Not as compact as the Razr Ultra
Fun-sized power
The Motorola Razr Ultra 2025 features a flagship Qualcomm chip, very good dust and water proofing, a fabulous folding screen, and all-day battery life. It's sleeker and more compact than the Galaxy S26 Ultra and the outer display lets you get a lot done without ever needing to unfold the phone.
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
Cons
- Moto AI feels less mature than Samsung and Google offerings
- AI Key feels like a wasted opportunity
- Software promise falls behind the competition
- Expensive