Motorola Razr Plus (2023)

Viva Magenta color looks incredible Water and dust resistance Game-changing cover screen Super-minimal display crease Excellent performance Lovely software experience

Mediocre cameras One-day battery life Wired charging capped at 30W

“The Motorola Razr Plus is the best flip phone foldable I've ever used. Between the unmatched cover screen, stunning hardware, and powerful specs, there's just so much to like.”

Excellent display quality ; Highly functional external screen ; Portable, stylish design

Unimpressive IP rating ; Dated processor

The foldable Motorola Razr+ delivers a powerful dual-screen smartphone experience in a light and fashionable package while lowering the price from previous generations.

It's compact! Flip open to answer calls; close to end one. External display is more useful. Good performance. Supports wireless charging and NFC. Three OS updates and four years of security updates.

Cameras and battery life fall short. Screen could be brighter. Not as water-repellent as Samsung's Galaxy Flip4.

More stylish than a Galaxy Z Flip 4 Huge cover display is actually useful Cool vegan leather and unique colors

Last year’s specs Not water resistant enough Too expensive for what you get

The Motorola Razr Plus / Razr 40 Ultra is a major evolutionary step for smartphones, going beyond what any previous flip or foldable has offered. With the screen open, it’s surprisingly thin, with a huge display. When it’s closed – and you start using...

Excellent build quality ; Cover screen implementation is great ; Surprisingly good battery life ; Fun to use and eye-catching

Camera is just ok ; Network connectivity issues

Almost crease-less screen ; All-screen front! ; Slim and elegant design ; Closes with almost zero gap ; Motorola has some cool gestures ; Fast charging!

Pricey! ; At certain angles, phone feels a bit wobbly ; Software support not as long as competition ; Lacks strong water protection

Sleek fold flat design ; Premium build quality well made ; Design pushes foldables to the next level ; Very nice display with crease less noticeable than the competition and outer display gives it the edge ; Good fluid performance and connectivity ;...

Cameras are fine but motorola is still behind the competiton in this respect ; Speakers are also fine but again, the competiton does better ; Outer display is great and adds immense functionality but not everything scales well on it

As it sits and at the time of this publishing, the motorola razr+ is the new king of the small foldables. It’s not an outright smashing victory, but it is impressive, and the razr+ offers things over the Z Flip4 that users will want. We shall see how...

Stunning thin form-factor and design Large, useful external display Great performance Solid battery life Clean Android experience

Solid but underwhelming camera

Thanks to its beautiful design and form-factor and wonderful usability, the Motorola Razr+ serves up some serious competition for Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip series and manages to beat it out to be the superior flip. We only wish that its camera was better.

Huge cover screen Quick 30W wired charging Smooth software Premium design Solid performance Dust resistance

Cameras only decent Just about one-day battery life Occasional cover screen quirks

The Motorola Razr Plus is Moto's most capable clamshell yet. It builds on the nostalgic legacy of the original Razr flip brand but brings plenty of new-age features to the largest cover screen on the market. Motorola still has some ground to make up...

Good photos under good lighting conditions ; Fully functional cover screen ; All-day battery life ; Adequate processing power ; Pleasant form factor ; Fits well in the hand ; Wireless charging support

Cover display is a fingerprint magnet ; Camera performance is poor at night ; Battery capacity is too small

As soon as the Motorola Razr Plus 2023 arrived at the nextpit test lab, it was already clear that this will be a very special smartphone that will set new standards in the clamshell foldable sector. Our headline itself announced that no clamshell...