Motorola Razr Ultra

Great form factor. My first foldable phone in the smart phone era, and I love it. It is easy to slide into pocket when folded, and large enough screen to use once unfolded. Battery life is great. The outer screen quality is very good and works well with most of apps, except Authenticator app. It is very nice to have tap pay with Google wallet (and EV charging app, and Google map, and calendar) to work perfectly with the phone folded. Camera is also quite good. We do not have telescoping camera, but I am fine with that. The hinge motion is smooth and steady, and I would not worry about the reliability of the Titanium hinge in 3 years. Motorola phones sync and connect nicely with Lenovo laptops. Although I wrote pros in a short paragraph, these pros are quite important to my usages. A few minor complaints. 1. When the phone is charged, either wireless or wired, the phone does get warm. So far I have not found any wireless charger that can charge this phone at 30 Watts, even including Motorola their own website. Then what's the point of providing 30 Watts wireless charging option in the data sheet? 2. The back side of the phone has a suade texture, which is nice. However, the edges and sides are very slippery. In fact, even unfolding the phone needs some focus and efforts to grab the two clamshells. So you will have to have a protection case, just to enhance the grasp, and you will lose the touch of the suede texture. It's nice to have the texture, but it's a waste that (I guess) most users will not be enjoying it everyday. The suede texture is not really a bad thing, and I appreciate Motorola to add this aesthetic design feature. 3. When the phone is folded, it feels like buttons everywhere on the edges of both sides. It's almost impossible to not mispress the buttons, whenever I pick the phone up from the table. That's a luxury complaint because the folded phone is so small and the buttons appear to take more space, although the bottom sizes are just normal. 4. I purchased a used-like-new unit, which has an AT&T logo in the starting process and some AT&T bloatware installed. It's a little bit annoying but not too much as long as I don't restart the phone. In short the pros overweigh the cons by orders of magnitude. I'm a happy customer. P.S., I am aware that some media complain about 3 years Android updates, as compared to 7 years from other brands. Let's be realistic -- how many of us would plan for 7 years usage of a single smartphone? Even if you do, and even if we do not talk about the realistic lifetime of integrated electronics (which are designed to last less number of years), a smartphone with a movable parts is not the right approach to achieve your goal. The dusts in your pockets will find their way into the moving parts of the hinge. They are not going to damage any titanium metal parts, but the build-ups will cause the motion to be reluctant over time -- feeling of the age. Some protection case have a cover around the hinge area, but as long as those covers are not airtight, dust will get in. I'm not worried about 3 years, but 7 years is too much a stretch -- remember these are mechanical parts that move numerous times every day without an "oil change" at all.

I really like this phone and. It is loaded with a lot of great features. And so far I am quite happy with the purchase but perhaps it would be better to leave review after some time to validate how everything works in bigger time perspective. Over time I’m discovering new features. I love small profile of the phone with ability to plenty of customization in second small screen which offers great resolution. This is a great concept for the phones. Both screens are great. I even recently discovered ability to split large screen into two and run 2 applications simultaneously in unfolded screen. Fast charging battery looks great and hold very well. Still pictures with camera are also great. I haven’t taken yet so much of video. Speakers could be laud as well that in my opinion is great because that provide ability to hear other person over phone on low volume level with and a lot of room to increase volume. One of me shock was then I tried to transfer some pictures to my laptop (Lenovo) using bluetooth (BT) and to my surprise speed of transferring the data subjectively was 3-4 time faster than doing the same with older phone (LG Thinq7). That was nice surprise. I bought phone protector based on silicon and that was great addition but to my surprise this phone doesn’t need additional screen protection and in fact owner will use warranty if he/she will do so. So I’m using only screen protection that came with the phone. If there are any drawbacks or maybe it is too strong word but something that could be better there are two things : - I feel it is a bit pricey. Well, it could be also understood that with so many features this phone present so much value, so even if it feel pricey on my budget still I think it is worthy. But if pricey could be lower it should be absolute leader of the phones regardless of the brand. But this one for Motorola is indeed flagship. - option to add extra microSD card in order to increase space. That one that I have came as 500GB space, it seems a lot but unfortunately for me I can quickly fill this space with data, pics, apps and then gives less room to keep data on the phone. My older phone LG Think7 have ability to add extra microSD card giving almost unlimited space beating a lot of never models (iPhones or Samsung) Other than that I just highly recommended it but that also very much depend from person to person. For me it was perfect fit and I would chose it again if I have to. I'm not afliatd with the brand in anyway, just regular customer and maybe over time I will more flaws but so far I don't regret of my choice.

Was not at all unlocked had At&t software, but a beautiful phone, felt firm, durable and cool to have. The color was accurate, it was as described size wise, but unfortunately it wasnt truly unlocked

I live this thing, its fun and pretty. Def too expensive at base. Camera looks wonderful though, the nature pallet is a game changer, photos really look closer to how you see them irl. Everything is super reponsive. The exterior screen is very useful, if a bit clunky and some apps dont work on it. but the cases for it are so bad, lacking color options, or overpriced. i ran without one til i dropped it and cracked the screen. The bezels may look nice but they do make it easier to break. I'm getting reimbursed with a warranty and ill stick with the same thing but i wish for a little better. Lets hope they start designing them so they don't need adhesive to stay on. Maybe more companies will make them then. I still recommend it at a low price, just be aware of its flaws.

I really like this phone. It's the perfect size and I love how big the front screen is. It seems pretty sturdy, and the battery holds a charge for a good while. It cost a lot, and I'm not stoked that they only give updates for 3 years, but tbh I'll be surprised if most phones these days last longer than that.

Didn't realize this thing had leather. I don't want a case now. It's like the old premium phones where they had quality materials around it. Phone is fast and snappy. Migrating from my Samsung Note 20 was a breeze. Camera a QR code, deselect some apps you don't want anymore and it finished in 10 or 15 minutes.

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