Screen:
7"
Weight:
199g
Water:
Waterproof
Charging:
68W
Optical Zoom:
None
Thickness:
15.7mm
Screen covers
84.1% of body
Reviews
Overall rating and the reviews that impact it
Pros
Camera
Good Camera Performance in Daylight: The camera hardware pulls off vibrant macro shots and performs consistently well in daylight.
Performance
Top-Tier Performance: Performance is top-of-class, with the chipset handling everything from heavy multitasking to GPU-intensive workloads.
Design
Refined Design: Motorola’s latest foldable feels like the culmination of years of iteration finally landing in the sweet spot.
Premium Build: The design pushes boundaries with titanium accents, bold finishes, and a hinge that inspires real confidence in durability.
Unmatched Cover Screen Utility: The combination of unmatched cover screen utility makes it stand out among flip phones.
Stunning Build Quality: The stunning build quality makes it a premium device.
Display
Functional External Display: The external screen is oversized, bright, and refreshingly smooth, making it far more functional than a mere notification window.
High-Quality Internal Display: The internal panel is nearly crease-free, vivid, and buttery responsive.
Battery
Outstanding Battery Life: Battery life, however, is almost ridiculous in its longevity—arguably the best endurance in any flip-style device to date.
Fast Charging Support: Paired with fast charging, it keeps downtime minimal.
Exceptional Stamina: Exceptional battery longevity paired with charging speed sets a new standard.
Ideal for Power Users: It’s the definitive flip phone for power users who crave both form and function.
Software
Clean Software: Moto’s Hello UI stays clean while layering in rich features.
AI Enhancements: AI enhancements add dimension, though they occasionally stumble into awkward territory.
Cons
Camera
Low-Light Camera Weakness: Low-light scenarios expose its weaknesses.
No Telephoto Lens: The lack of a telephoto lens or real zoom capabilities feels limiting compared to slab flagships.
Performance
Thermal Throttling: Extended stress can push it into throttling.
Display
Manual Brightness Limitations: Manual brightness tuning could use more punch.
Price
Highest Price Yet: It’s also the priciest Razr to date.
Software
Limited Software Support: Software support is capped at three years, which stings at this price tier.
Awkward AI Moments: AI enhancements add dimension, though they occasionally stumble into awkward territory.
Audio
Mediocre Speakers: Speakers don’t quite match the rest of the hardware polish.
Rankings
Where Motorola Razr 60 Ultra stands in 2025
Best Phone Of 2025
#20
Largest Screen
#6
Smallest Screen
#62
Lightest
#28
Thinnest
#66
Fastest Charging
#31
Highest Screen Ratio
#66
Cheapest
#47
