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I tested Motorola's $1,900 Razr Fold, and it gives Samsung and Google serious competition

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Why This Matters

The Motorola Razr Fold emerges as a strong competitor in the foldable smartphone market, offering premium design, superior performance, and better battery life compared to rivals like Samsung. Its advancements highlight the growing innovation and competition in foldable technology, benefiting consumers seeking high-end, versatile devices.

Key Takeaways

Motorola Razr Fold 4.5 / 5 Very good pros and cons Pros Vibrant OLED screens

Premium design

Great performance and endurance Cons Pricey at $1,900

Only one storage configuration available View now at Motorola

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I've never been the biggest fan of foldable phones. They're fine, but I never fully understood the appeal. Are they really better than a traditional slab phone? My opinion on foldables is starting to change. I have spent the last couple of weeks testing Motorola's new 2026 Razr Fold, its latest flagship. I've come away genuinely impressed, and a little tempted to buy one myself.

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This is a seriously good mobile device. I say it's better than Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 7 on several fronts. Its battery is larger, leading to better longevity, the inner screen has a higher resolution, and the camera system is arguably superior.

Hard to ignore

The Motorola Razr Fold sits slightly larger than the Galaxy Z Fold 7, sporting a 6.6-inch outer display and an 8.1-inch inner display. By comparison, Samsung's model has a 6.5-inch outer screen and an 8-inch inner screen. The extra size does mean the Razr Fold is heavier at 243g, but it has little effect on the user experience. It is still an ultra-sleek phone, especially compared to foldables from previous years.

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