Motorola is practically a veteran when it comes to foldables, which makes the Razr Fold all the more surprising. When I got my hands on it at a Hollywood villa overlooking the Los Angeles skyline, it felt less like an iteration and more like a fresh take.
The phone-maker’s first book-style foldable incorporates all the know-how it gained from making clamshell foldables dating back to the first modern Razr in 2019 — a launch I also attended at a similar event in Los Angeles. As advanced as it felt back then to hold a smartphone that folded in half, the foldable niche has come a long way since. The Motorola Razr Fold shows the company has moved beyond the rookie missteps typical of first-generation book-style foldables. The Google Pixel Fold, for example, notoriously didn’t unfold completely flat — an issue the Razr Fold avoids and a clear advantage in this space.
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