GSMCritic Take:
With its class-leading battery, the largest and brightest dual displays of any book-style foldable, and a sleek, grippy design, the Razr Fold makes everyday use feel effortless and refined, though the battery that keeps it going all day adds noticeable thickness and weight to carry.
Screen:
8.1"
Weight:
243g
Waterproof
Charging:
80W
Optical Zoom:
3x
Thickness:
10.1mm
Screen covers
91.9% of body
Reviews
Overall rating and the reviews that impact it
Pros
Camera
Capable Triple 50MP Cameras: All three lenses take strong stills in bright light, and video capture is versatile with class-leading stabilization.
Phone Appearance
Premium Grippy Build: The chassis feels grippy and refined, with a premium, luxurious finish that reviewers consistently praised.
Display
Largest, Brightest Dual Screens: It ships with the biggest and brightest display pair in the book-style foldable category, and the inner AMOLED is sharp and vivid.
Snappy in Daily Use: Apps open fast, dual-screen multitasking stays smooth, and sustained sessions never visibly sag.
Battery
Best-in-Class Endurance: The silicon-carbon cell delivers the most battery life of any book-style foldable on the market, and recharging is very fast.
Software
Clean, Future-Proof Software: An uncluttered, multitasking-friendly interface comes with a full seven years of promised updates.
Other
Pen Included in the Box: The Motorola Pen Ultra ships with the phone alongside full stylus support.
Cons
Camera
Camera Plateau for a Flagship: The step-down triple-50MP hardware only averages for a phone at this price and never touches the class leaders.
Weak Low-Light Shots: Low-light photos are the most frequently flagged weakness of the camera system.
Over-Processed Images: Some photos look over-processed straight out of the camera.
Camera Island Causes Wobble: The raised camera island makes the phone rock when laid flat on a desk.
Performance
Peak Performance Lag: The step-down chipset falls short of Elite-class silicon in peak benchmarks, and a few reviewers called it underpowered for the money.
Phone Appearance
Bulky and Heavy to Carry: It sits on the thick and heavy side of rival foldables, a bulky carry even though the build itself is fairly thin.
Modest Water Resistance: The IP rating is lower than you would expect at this price.
Display
Divisive Cover Display: The aggressive waterfall curve of the outer screen takes getting used to for some users.
Crease Slightly More Visible: One reviewer found the inner crease a touch more prominent than on some rival displays.
Battery
50W Wireless Dock Discontinued: The 50W wireless charging dock the maker used to sell is no longer produced.
Price
Premium Price: It costs more than most of its book-style foldable peers.
Software
Bloated AI Features: The on-device AI layer reads as bloat more than help.
Audio
Serviceable Speakers: The loudspeakers are merely average.
Other
Half-Baked Pen Integration: One reviewer felt the stylus experience is only half-baked.
Rankings
Where Motorola Razr Fold stands in 2026
Best Phone Of 2026
#16
Highest Optical Zoom
#16
Largest Screen
🥈#2
Smallest Screen
#37
Lightest
#37
Thinnest
#37
Fastest Charging
#13
Highest Screen Ratio
🥉#3
Cheapest
#29
