Motorola Razr Ultra and Razr+ review: I tested both. I loved one of them.

If 2025 was the year of the ultra-thin phone, then 2026 is the year of the foldable phone. And the new Motorola Razr line arrives with a big head start. Motorola has been making flip-style foldables since 2020, and it also has the first foldables on the scene this year.Of course, being first isn't always the wisest strategy. Just look at Apple, which has been building monumental hype around the first folding iPhone.But we're not here to talk about Apple. This one's for Android users (and the Android-curious).I put the new Motorola Razr Ultra and Motorola Razr+ to the test, and while the Razr+ has some problems, I'm loving the Razr Ultra so far.The verdict: The Motorola Razr Ultra is a pricey but impressive flip phone

Motorola Razr+ (left) and Motorola Razr Ultra (right).

What I loved: The flagship Razr Ultra has a gorgeous display, a killer battery life, and a true smorgasburg of AI features. I love that it fits in my pocket, and I love the phone's design.What I hated: This phone costs an obscene $1,499.99. The less-capable Razr+ had some sluggishness.By the numbers:Processor: Snapdragon 8 Elite Mobile PlatformBattery: 5000mAh battery / 36 hoursDisplay: 4-inch pOLED cover display / 7-inch AMOLED inner displayCameras: 50MP wide, 50MP ultrawide, 50MP inner cameraCharging: 68W charging, reverse charging, 24 hours battery in 8 minutesSpecial features: Pantone Validated display, HDR peak brightness of 5,000 nits, 10-bit color, Corning Gorilla Glass Ceramic 3