It's the first foldable phone to retail for less than $700, not only undercutting the next "cheapest" foldable by $300 but also the base models of more traditional phones like the Samsung Galaxy S24 and Apple iPhone 15.
Some notable compromises include a smaller external display, a lower-end processor, and a weak camera system.
The Motorola Razr handles day-to-day activities fairly well and can even run more graphics-intensive tasks if needed.
For starters, it's easy to mistake the Motorola Razr for the Motorola Razr Plus that was released last June. The two phones are very similar, including the folding mechanism, general form factor, software features, and charging technology.
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