Motorola Razr+ (2024): the flip for people who actually use the cover screen
The largest, most functional external display on any clamshell, in a genuinely stylish package. Our score: 8 / 10 The cover screen is the pitch Motorola’s bet with the Razr+ is that you want to do real things on the outside screen, so it built a 4-inch panel that runs full apps, not widgets, apps. For a lot of flip-phone buyers, that "glance and go" workflow is the entire reason to buy a clamshell, and this does it best. The rest of the phone A solid upper-mid-range device with a good main camera, a bright inner display and a design that turns heads. Battery is average and the chip is a step below the true flagships, but neither undermines the concept. The good and the bad What works Best-in-class cover display Distinctive design Good main camera What doesn’t Average battery Not a flagship chip Software support trails Samsung Who it’s for Buy it if you want a flip and you will genuinely live on the cover screen. Skip it if you want the longest software support or the best performance in a clamshell. Alternatives worth a look Galaxy Z Flip8, better performance and a bigger battery, smaller cover-screen app support. The verdict: The flip to buy if the outside screen is the point. Sources GSMArena specifications