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| Model | Chipset | Inner Display | Battery | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Razr (2026) | ||||
| Razr+ (2026) | ||||
| Razr Ultra (2026) |
Key strengths
Motorola's clamshell flip form factor gives you a phone that folds flat in your pocket — at prices starting below Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip.
All Razr models feature an outer AMOLED cover display so you can check notifications, control music, and reply to messages without unfolding.
The Razr Ultra (2026) pairs Snapdragon 8 Elite with the category's largest battery — 5,000mAh — making it the most powerful flip phone available.
The Razr Ultra gets 5 years of OS updates; the base Razr and Razr+ get 3 years — real long-term value from your foldable investment.
The Motorola Razr series is the leading alternative to Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip in the flip-foldable market. The 2026 lineup, on sale since May 21, 2026, spans from the base Razr at $799.99 with a Dimensity 7450X processor and 6.9-inch inner AMOLED to the Razr Ultra at $1,499.99 packing Snapdragon 8 Elite and the category's largest 5,000mAh battery. All three models feature an outer cover AMOLED display for notifications and quick actions without unfolding — and represent Motorola's strongest argument that you don't need a Samsung to get a great flip phone.
The Razr 2026 lineup went on sale May 21, 2026, bringing a bigger 4,800mAh battery in the base model, a 5,000mAh battery in the Ultra, and refreshed designs — but prices also rose $100–$200 across the range. If you want the latest hardware and the longest support runway, buy the 2026. If budget matters, the Razr 2025 is now seeing deep clearance discounts and remains very capable.
The Razr and Galaxy Z Flip are direct clamshell flip competitors. The Razr (2026) at $799.99 undercuts the Z Flip on price and offers a larger cover display. The Galaxy Z Flip wins on software polish (One UI with 7 years of updates) and a longer track record for hinge durability. For pure value and cover screen experience, the Razr; for ecosystem and long-term support, the Z Flip.
Foldables are inherently more delicate than bar-form phones due to the flexible inner display. The Razr (2026) has water resistance and a reinforced hinge rated for hundreds of thousands of folds. Normal everyday use is fine, but the inner screen requires more careful handling than a conventional phone.
The Razr Ultra gets 5 years of OS updates and security patches. The base Razr and Razr+ get 3 years of OS updates and 4 years of security patches — competitive for Android but below Samsung's 7-year promise.
The Razr (2026) at $799.99 is the value entry with Dimensity 7450X and a 4,800mAh battery. The Razr+ ($1,099.99) upgrades to Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 for noticeably better performance and a 165Hz display. The Razr Ultra ($1,499.99) goes all-in with Snapdragon 8 Elite, a 7-inch inner display, a triple 50MP camera system, and the largest 5,000mAh battery in the category.
The Razr 2026's dual 50MP setup (main plus ultrawide) is capable for everyday photography and uses the flip form factor cleverly — you can use the cover display as a viewfinder for selfies with the main camera. The Razr Ultra's triple 50MP system raises the bar further. Neither competes with dedicated camera flagships, but both deliver solid results for casual to enthusiast photographers.