razr ultra
MotorolaReleased May 1, 2025 · Analysis updated Nov 11, 2026
This foldable phone features a functional cover screen, durable build quality, reliable battery life, and high-performance camera capabilities. The Motorola razr ultra scores 77/100 based on 5 expert reviews in the foldable phones category. Coverage includes reviews from Engadget, Theshortcut, CNET, and Android Central.
Critic Score
What's this?based on 5 expert reviews
Low confidence · only 5 reviews
General agreement: our scores range from 67 (Androidfaithful) to 85 (Engadget). Engadget tends to score generously across our dataset.
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Pros
- Useful cover screen(5)
- Premium build quality(4)
- Long battery life(4)
- Improved camera quality(3)
- High performance(2)
Cons
- High price(4)
- Bulky design(2)
- Missing charger(2)
- Poor software support(2)
5 Publication Reviews
AI summary of this review
The Motorola Razr Ultra is a top-tier foldable with great battery life and a compact design, but its high price premium over the previous generation makes it a difficult value proposition.
Publisher score: 8.5 / 10
AI summary of this review
The Motorola Razr Ultra (2025) is positioned as the premier flip phone experience, blending high-end performance and a stunning design with the best battery life in its class, despite a high price and...
Publisher score: 4/5
AI summary of this review
The Motorola Razr Ultra 2026 is a visually stunning and highly functional flip phone, but its steep price increase and minor camera flaws make it difficult to recommend over previous models.
Publisher score: 7.8
AI summary of this review
The Motorola Razr Ultra 2025 is a powerful foldable with a class-leading cover screen, though it is held back by uninspired software, mediocre AI, and a lack of available accessories.
Score estimated from the review text
AI summary of this review
The Motorola Razr Ultra is a stunningly designed foldable with a class-leading cover screen, but its high cost is hard to justify given the mediocre cameras, disappointing update policy, and clunky AI...
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