Introduction
Imagine stepping into 2025 with a foldable phone that doesn’t break the bank but still delivers premium features—say hello to the Motorola Razr (2025). Released to U.S. consumers in early summer, this sleek yet affordable foldable has become a go-to for buyers who want the latest form factor without the flagship price. It strikes a rare balance of design, performance, and value that’s hard to ignore.
Design & Display: Sleek, Durable, Social-Ready
This Razr revamp maintains its iconic flip design but adds a touch of durability and flair. The vegan leather finish in Pantone-inspired colors gives it a chic, elevated feel. Open it, and you’ll find a 6.9-inch AMOLED main screen with buttery smooth 165Hz refresh, plus a 3.6-inch secondary pOLED outer display—perfect for glances and selfie-capture efficiency.
Performance & Battery: Solid Power Under the Hood
Under the hood, the Razr 2025 packs a MediaTek Dimensity 7400X chipset—a solid mid-range chip that handles everything from social apps to light gaming with ease. The 4,500 mAh battery impressed us with over 13.5 hours of real-world usage, including social media, streaming, and photo shoots. Plus, it supports both 30W wired and 15W wireless charging—giving U.S. users daily practicality without constant tethering.
Camera & AI Tools: Versatile and Intelligent
Camera specs mirror its predecessor with a 50 MP main, 13 MP ultrawide, and 32 MP front sensor, delivering crisp daylight shots. Low-light is acceptable, not stellar—but the inclusion of Motorola’s new AI tools like “Remember This” (save screen content quickly) and “Pay Attention” (app-aware glance features) adds value beyond standard imaging.
Why U.S. Users Love It
The Razr (2025) shines for mainstream buyers targeting premium features on a budget. Its flip design makes it an attention grabber, the screen is smooth enough for Netflix binge, and the battery lasts through workdays without issue. Plus, with U.S. carrier trade-in deals and e-commerce discounts, it’s often more affordable than many mid-range phones.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Stylish, slim flip design with vegan leather color options
- Smooth 165Hz AMOLED + functional outer pOLED screen
- Strong battery life (~13.5 hrs real usage) with fast charging
- Smart AI tools are perfect for daily use
Cons
- Mid-range chipset limits heavy gaming or high-end multitasking
- Low-light camera performance needs improvement
- Only three years of software support (shorter than rivals)
Final Verdict
For U.S. shoppers looking to dive into foldable tech without the steep pricing, the Motorola Razr (2025) delivers exactly that. It’s functional, stylish, and still practical for everyday use. If you can live without top-tier specs and want a smartphone design that stands out at a fair price, this gives premium form without the premium cost.
Disclaimer: This review is based on personal testing and publicly available product details. The author assumes no responsibility for changes in features, pricing, or availability after publication.