Motorola Razr Fold Review: A Worthy Rival To Google And Samsung

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RATING : 8.8 / 10

When it comes to big, fancy foldable phones available in the US, your only viable options for the past three years are from Samsung or Google. Before that, the Korean giant had a lockdown on the market. After spending generations refining its flexible flip phones, Motorola is finally expanding its portfolio with its first book-style contender. While the Razr Fold hasn't massively departed from the template used by its biggest rivals, Moto wisely combined some of the most popular features from previous foldables. It put them in a modern chassis, resulting in a gadget that capitalizes on what this type of device can offer.

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With a chassis based around a 6.6-inch exterior display that opens outwards to reveal an 8.1-inch interior screen, the Razr Fold doesn't deviate much from what we've seen from Samsung...

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