Motorola Raz flip phone review | 5G, updated specs make a big difference.

Motorola Raz flip phone review | 5G, updated specs make a big difference. 

 Motorola Razr Specifications

. This Motorola Razr flip phone has a 8GB RAM / 256GB ROM. 

. It has a 6.20-inch (2142x876) Display.

. It has a 20MP (Front) And 48MP (Rear) Camera.

. This smartphone has a 2800 mAh battery with fast charging support. 

. It has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G processor.

. This smartphone has a Android 10 operating system. 

. Motorola Razr flip phone sensors are. 

1. Fingerprint sensor

2. Proximity sensor

3. Ambient light sensor

About the Motorola Razr flip phone

Motorola Razr flip phone. It is definitely a phone that folds in half. I just wish that I had other nice things to say about it. It's almost like this phone isn't really ready to be sold yet and that's because it isn't. I'm not gonna beat around the bush here. The Razr is bad and even. If you think you can deal with its trade-offs. I'm telling you not to really try at all. But the Razr is at least bad in interesting ways because this Folding thing, it really is neat.

You can see the good Motorola Razr flip phone that's inside this is bad one. See, every phone has trade-offs But the Razr trade-offs are a little different. Than what you're used to with most phones. What are you willing to trade in order to get  a flip phone with a folding screen? Something that can fit in your pocket. And that isn't too thick and that folds completely flat and even has a second display on the outside. Well, first you're gonna have to trade a lot of money.

If this Motorola Razr flip phone didn't fold in half. And it cost a penny over say, 250, bucks, I would tell you not to buy it. Even at that price, I don't know if I'd even be sure. Motorola makes the Moto G Power which is much better than. That is six times less than this Motorola Razr . Next you trade on camera quality. I'm sorry but the 16-megapixel camera on this phone is middling at best. It's kind of camera that you'd expect on a mid-range phone from a couple of years ago.

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Motorola Razr flip phone camera is awesome. It's passable but it's super hard to justify this camera in 2020. And definitely not for how much this phone costs. It's just behind. Too many of the shots have blur, there's terrible low-light results and, you know what? Just getting focused with this thing is kind of a chore. Now, don't get me wrong. I can sometimes get some nice shots with this camera, but you can pretty much say that about any camera. I do like some of the camera features though, it shows this cute little face when you're taking a photo. You can take selfies with the main camera instead of the bad selfie camera which is good.

And there are some neat camera effects in Motorola Razr flip phone. Like there's a cinema graph effect. And there's a spot colour effect for making just one part of the photograph have a little pop of colour. Basically, the camera is retro in pretty much bad ways but also weirdly sometimes ,that's good every now and then. Like, take a look at the shot of Aaron. It's objectively a bad photo. But I kind of love it. Another trade-off is the screen. Look, it's a folding screen.

If we compare Motorola Razr flip phone. So it's just not gonna be as nice on the overall merits as a Samsung or Apple screen. But I still think it's passable. The crease is actually less visible here than. It was on the Galaxy Fold but you can feel the fact that it's a flexible screen. It's got weird gaps behind the hinge. And that doesn't bother me that much. But what does bother me is the screen actually feels loose in the bottom left hand corner like. You can feel it. Kind of jostling around every time you hit the back button.

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In Motorola Razr flip phone. The reason of screen does all that weird stuff is because. It has to move and it has to have those gaps underneath. It so that the thing Can fold completely flat. I mean here, look, you can see it moving as I fold it down. And the way it closes is actually really clever. It forms this teardrop on the inside that lets it fold completely flat. The trade-off is maybe worth it, but I don't know, just barely. The next trade-off that you're gonna have to make is just overall performance. In order to make everything fit in this teeny tiny little package.

Motorola Razr flip phone had to go with a slower than usual processor for Android phones. But that really shouldn't affect your experience for day-to-day stuff. I was actually fine with it. One of the reasons that Motorola went. With that tiny little processor is for battery life and it turns out the battery life is kind of. I did manage to get a full day a couple of days but I really had to work for it. Most days I was topping off in the late afternoon. It does not support wireless charging. But it does support fast charging when you plug it in via the USB-C port.

Also this Motorola Razr flip phone is running Android 9. Which is another trade-off and since it's a Verizon phone. There is a ton, and I mean, just a ton of Verizon crap around this thing. There were 12 extra apps by my account. They're pushing the user messaging app, their cloud backup app, and there's a bunch of their spammy little games. On the bright side Motorola software enhancements are actually pretty good. I like their gestures forturning on the camera or whatever and this retro Razr Easter egg is pretty neat. 

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And overall, this Motorola Razr flip phone just feels like basic Android. There's also this peaks creen on the front, which mostly just shows you notifications and it's okay. You have to do a lot of weird swiping and holding the icons so it's a little limited. It's not even as good a notification management system as like a smartwatch but. It's better than nothing. So those are the four big trade-offs, price, camera, screen, and performance. And maybe you're telling yourself, "Hey you know what? "I'm okay with all those things.

Because this is a sick. Motorola Razr flip phone. And I'm tired of big giants lab sticking out of my pocket, plus .It's just cool and I like cool things. It is so satisfying to open this thing to take calls and slam. It close when you wanna hang up on somebody, so cool, all those things are true. The whole point of this phone is how cool it is to have a folding phone. And the experience of opening and closing it and the experience of opening and closing it kind a sucks. That creaking that you heard at the top of the video. It is very real and it's only gotten worse every day as I've used this phone. 

In fact, Motorola Razr flip phone had to issue a statement about it. Here it is, "When folding and unfolding Razr. You may hear a sound which is intrinsic "to the mechanical movement of the phone. "Razr has undergone rigorous durability testing, "and the reported sounds in no way "affect the quality of the product. Sorry, but it does affect the quality of the product. The sound and the feel of the flip on this phone really do matter. I mean, here's the new Razr can barely do it one handed. But I could do it but it's a little slow and just sort of. And then here is the OG Razr and this, way more satisfying. 

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Motorola Razr flip phone is awesome. Let's just go back for a second to this folding screen. It is plastic. And so it's not gonna be as durable as a regular glass screen. But Motorola says that it will last the life of the phone. I don't know, I'm not so sure. But let's just take them at their word on that. There's still the fact that the experience here isn't great. Motorola says that bumps and lumps are normal. And I don't know, but it's so fragile. That they even tell you can't put it in your pocket with the phone. Open you've gotta close it first and that doesn't really inspire confidence for the long-term. But the whole thing that's supposed to justify all those trade-offs, the experience of. It's just not that good and if it's not that good then, well, what's the point?

Now, look, the Motorola Razr flip phone is super cool when it's closed. I think. It looks good. It's got this retro aesthetic and the first few times you do it, it is really neat to unfold it. The 6.2 inch screen gives you all the benefits of a huge phone, except for the width. I guess, but it is a tiny little pocketable package. And I think I like the idea of this form factor more than. I do of phone that folds out into a tablet like the Galaxy Fold. 

Motorola Razr flip phone smartphone price in India

Motorola Razr flip phone smartphone price in India started at Rs 1,24,999. For 8GB RAM / 256GB ROM Varients. And Motorola Razr launched on October 12 official. And the phone comes in polish graphite colours options. Which you will find on Amazon and Flipkart. 

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