Motorola razr 50 (6.9" pOLED display, Corning Gorilla Glass, IPX8, 50MP AI camera, 90Hz, 30W TurboPower, Dolby Atmos, Android 14, 8/256 GB, 4200mAh, MediaTek Dimensity 7300X, SIM+eSIM), Spritz Orange

Got this phone for my grandfather, and he loves it. This is his first smartphone, and it is very easy to set up and use.The camera is of decent quality, and the phone size is good, with the option to fold it, of course. The phone came with a case for it as well as a wrist strap, which can be used to carry it when folded - very handy.I would recommend this product to anyone interested and say it is well worth the money you pay for it, especially when compared to some other phones. The phone is visually appealing and very functional with it coming with most of your everyday apps as well as some Motorola apps for increased functionality.The phone battery is good and lasts a while. You will need to purchase a power adapter/plug for the phone to charge; however, the phone also has a wireless charging function.

Not a bad phone expected the screen to be a lot brighter.sound is good.its not really a top end phone it should be for the price

I feel the need to review this phone as there are not many reviews, I normally buy Samsung and my last phone was the Samsung fold 5 however rather than spend 1400 pounds this time I decided to give the razr a try as I used to have the old one when I was a kid,This phone does everything that my old Samsung did with ease I cannot notice any difference in speed whatsoever, the screen looks amazing both the outer screen and the inner screen,The outer screen is amazing for Spotify at the gym to quickly change tracks or to check notifications,I love the shake phone to turn on the torch function I use this all the time,I noticed a lady on her review here said the inner screen did not feel strong, not to take away from what she said but the inner screen is the exact same quality as the Samsung fold the reason she may think that it feels weak is because these folding phones do not use gorilla glass they use a type of plastic that has an inbuilt screen protector, this makes a soft feel on your fingertips but rest assured these screens definitely stand the test of time and are very durable,I ride a motorbike and have had this on the motorway on my handle bar holder doing 70mph in the pouring rain and it has not skipped a beatThe volume goes very loud and is also very clear and when you connect Bluetooth headphones they have a built in Dolby Atmos function and it has made my headphones sound even better and louder than my Samsung didI thought at this price point the camera would be bad but no yet again I was surprised the quality is amazing,These is so much useful functions on this phone I could talk about it all day you need to take a chance on this one I'm honestly converted I can't say a single bad thing about this phoneAlso this phone is slightly bigger and wider than the new Samsung flip 6 go compare the 2 of these phones on GSM arena and you will see how close they are on specs this phone even beats the Samsung in areasI hope Motorola keep putting out quality like this and hopefully they make a competitor to the galaxy fold

the screen is good, the crease is there but not too noticeable when in use. the sound is good, the flip function is decent but not one hand flip to answer. Its very similar to the generation before but thats not bad. The flip mechanism on first impression, seems a little bit more firm than the previous generation. The software is decent but the messages for the moto, and various assistants and hints tips etc get to the point of being way too much. I had to go to permissions and disable notifications for many apps. also it seems to want multiple assistants running at the same time. the motorola cases, made buy Motorola for the phone dont seem to fit well, the middle where the phone unfolds gets scrunched up and pushes volume buttons so it often turns the volume down without realising. Also when u pick the phone up or go to grab it from ur pocket it seems to think ur making gestures with the phone to reject the call which is very annoying. The outside screen is a good size but has too many customisation options for useless things but then not enough to limit it down to just what you want so it isnt flipping between unwanted apps. again tips and hints popping up days after setup, why not shake ur phone, why not turn it over, why not tap it like this or that etc etc when ur just trying to do other things. Reception and calls so far seem a bit worse, with the same area and network it seems to give more unclear voice calls than its predecessor. Value wise it was decent value when i got it cheaper elsewhere, and with an actual phone in the box. The built in screen protector that cant be removed without damage is easily noticeable

Excellent phone can't fault it .

This is a really nice phone considering the price.My phone didn't come with a charger in the box unlike others who said there's did..Mine did come with a rather swanky case though.The phone feels really premium and I love the faux suede feeling of the backplate.Battery life for Thai device has been good and gets me through a day from around 5AM till 10PM YMMV.The screen on the outer display is brilliant and does most of the things I need it to do. The inner screen is where I'm concerned.The display feels very fragile and could break if too much pressure is applied or dirt gets under it.I'm considering moto insurance for peace of mind.

First class

Big screen when the phone is open, although I have to say I don't have to open it much due to the full size front screen which is way better than the 40 ultra.Comes with a turbo charger that charges the phone very quickly.I'm hoping the main screen will last longer than my 40 ultra that stopped working just after a year.