Motorola razr+ | 2023 | Unlocked | Made for US 8/256 | 32 MPCamera |Blue, 73.95x170.83x6.99mm
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Aug 27 – Sep 12
Color: Blue
Features
- Compatible with T-Mobile 5G and Verizon 5G. Ready for 5G on other select networks dependent on availability; contact your service provider for details. Compatible with all major 4G U.S. carriers, including Verizon, ATandT, and T-Mobile. It also works with prepaid carriers, including Cricket Wireless, Metro by T-Mobile, Simple Mobile, Total Wireless, Tracfone, Net10, Mint, TracFone, and H2O.
- Unrivaled external display. Access everything that matterswithout opening your phoneon the largest, most advanced external display for a flip phone.
- Iconic flip design, reimagined. Experience a fully interactive 3.6" external display, then flip open for an ultra-smooth, incredibly vivid 6.9" pOLED screen.
- Capture like never before. With Flex View, stand your phone on its own at multiple angles, giving you entirely new ways to interact, capture, and create.
- Ultra-flexible cameras. Capture more detail in any light or go ultrawide and fit more in the frame. Get the ultimate selfies with powerful cameras and the external display.
- Ultra-flexible cameras. Capture more detail in any light, go ultrawide and fit more in the frame, or see the tiniest details up close with Macro Vision.
- Powerful Snapdragon 8 plus performance. Boost your speed with a powerhouse processor, giving you a 20% increase in AI performance.
- All-day battery life. Go a full day and night with the 3800mAh battery, fuel up fast with TurboPower 30W charging, or charge wirelessly.
- Motorola razr plus offers Wi-fi hotspot connectivity in 2.4 GHz plus 5 GHz for the best experience.
- In-box: Motorola razr plus (2023), USB Type-C cable, guides, SIM tool
Description
The ultra-modern, ultra-pocketable motorola razr+ bends over backwards to do things never before possible. With the largest external display of any flip phone, you can view more at a glance—and do more with it.
Brand: Motorola
Operating System: Android 13.0
Ram Memory Installed Size: 8 GB
CPU Model: Snapdragon
CPU Speed: 2.2 GHz
Memory Storage Capacity: 256 GB
Screen Size: 6.9 Inches
Resolution: 2640x1080
Refresh Rate: 165 Hz
Model Name: Motorola razr+ 2023
Product Dimensions: 2.91 x 7.08 x 0.28 inches
Item Weight: 6.7 ounces
Item model number: PAX60012US
OS: Android 13.0
RAM: 8 GB
Wireless communication technologies: Cellular, Wi-Fi
Connectivity technologies: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, USB Type C, NFC
GPS: True
Special features: Stereo Speakers, Fast Charging Support, Expandable Memory, NFC, Mobile Hotspot Capability, Built-In GPS, Wireless Charging, Water Resistant
Other display features: Wireless
Human Interface Input: Touchscreen
Scanner Resolution: 2640x1080
Other camera features: Rear, Front
Audio Jack: No headphone jack
Form Factor: Foldable Screen
Color: Blue
Battery Power Rating: 3800
Whats in the box: SIM Tray Ejector, USB Cable
Manufacturer: Motorola
Date First Available: June 15, 2023
Memory Storage Capacity: 256 GB
Standing screen display size: 6.9 Inches
Ram Memory Installed Size: 8 GB
Battery Capacity: 3800
Weight: 189 Grams
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Top Amazon Reviews
Color: Magenta
For those of you who think that modern day phones are too big, this flip phone might be for you. I certainly didn't want to jump into the 1st few generations of a flip phone since I wasn't convinced about the folding screen quality and durability. But the tech is much better now and the folding screen isn't so hard to get used to. The specs say this phone is solid. Maybe just a half step down from a flagship phone. I thought that between the Samsung Galaxy flip 5 and this phone that my wife would opt for the Samsung as she's been using Samsung for the past 3 or 4 phones. I was surprised when she agreed to go with the razr. In terms of specs, the flip 5 has a slightly better processor but you can't tell a difference in real life. Same ram and memory for the same MSRP. The inside screen is comparable with the flip 5 being a little brighter but both are clear and sharp and offer a very nice viewing experience. You need to get used to the crease. Buying a flip phone, the crease in the screen is inevitable. When doing any surfing, I find my wife and I forget about the crease. In fact, she hasn't said a thing about it since the 1st day. The outside screen on the razr is hands down better. It allows better screen customization than the flip 5 and it's slightly bigger. It's also a higher resolution screen than the flip 5. I like how you can put almost any app on the small outside screen. You must use the stock keyboard for typing on the outer screen but that's fine. It's a full qwerty keyboard. Fat fingers will struggle but if you are petite like my wife, it's just fine. For anything quick like responding to a text, the phone stays closed and she responds on the outer screen. For anything more time consuming and intensive, flip it open and do your thing. My wife was getting tired of the big phone. The s21 ultra was big enough that she always had to think about which purse to take. Small purses weren't really options. That's why I thought I'd steer her towards a flip phone. It's so nice and compact and this magenta color is really sharp. Perfect for her. Today she went for a walk. No keys. Just her phone and earbuds. It was perfect cuz she had small shorts with small pockets and the phone fit with room to spare. Any other phone would have fallen out. I have thought about downsizing the phone myself. But really, if you can deal with the crease on the main screen, it's still a big screen at 6.9 inches and bigger than most of the modern phones. That's plenty big when you flip it open. But it folds so small that it fits nicely in your pocket. It's thicker than the current phones when folded up but thinner when open. Almost forgot to mention, when we were looking at the flip 5 and the razr, one thing I didn't like about the flip was how much the camera stuck out. The flip has squared sharp edges while the razr has rounded edges. So the razr is sleeker. The rounded edges of the razr let's it sit in the hands better than the squared off edges of the flip 5. Both have a power button fingerprint reader. I don't know how sensitive the flips reader is but the razr is really sensitive and fast. I know the reviews say the flip 5 camera takes better pictures. Maybe when you compare side by side but by no means does the razr take bad pictures. This is getting nitpicky. Sure, you are allowed to critique what you spend your money on but the reality is, the camera is just fine on the razr. I have not put it to the test. My upcoming vacation should allow me to see how good the camera is. I have no doubts my pixel camera will be better but it was better than the s21 ultra too (and just about any phone I've tested). Thus far, my wife hasn't said anything negative about the pictures she has taken. But we're not super duper picky. If you buy this phone fully understanding the limits of a flip phone and it's advantages and do not have unreal expectations, I think this phone is almost perfect. If I needed a new phone, I would definitely consider this one though I'd probably wait for the newest model due out mid year in 2024. I've always loved the razr line even dating back to the original flips Motorola used to make. Seeing that iconic name back in play with a new modern day phone has really perked my interest. I'm just really glad it has lived up to my expectations.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2024 by stickman
Color: Black
First you have to ask yourself if a flip phone is right for you? Standard phones are optimized for a large battery size and a top notch camera, but not optimized for convenience of size when carrying/portability and when in use for basic phone functions. Flip phones are optimized for convenience of size/portability. But the form factor forces a compromise on battery size and camera capability. I put a priority on convenience/size, so a flip is a no-brainer IF it has the necessary functional capability. The RAZR + does, with the inclusion of the external screen as it enables my most used functions without the need to open the phone. I'm not the type who buries my head in my phone all day on social media/TikTok and/or games. If I were, then a flip may not be optimal. Based upon the above analysis, the question then comes down to the razr+, or the Samsung flip 5, since they both have external screens. The factors favoring the Samsung are that it has the more powerful Snapdragon Gen 2 vs. the Gen 1 in the Razr+. Since I don't put high demands on the processor the Gen 1 in the Razr+ is more than adequate for me. Another advantage it has is a marginally better camera, though neither is as capable as what can be had in a brick phone. Again, this is not a high priority for me. So this leaves one final advantage for the Samsung, and that is water resistance. The Samsung is rated for surviving being submersed in water, where the razr+ is only rated to be splash resistant. In all the years I've had a cellphone I've never dropped it in the toilet and don't plan to in the future (or any other body of water for that matter). Though this is not a vital factor for me, if all else being equal, then it would be a deciding factor. But all else is not equal. For one thing, while the razr+ is not as robust against water damage, it is rated much higher against dust, which I understand to be important for flip phones. But the key advantage for the razr+ is the external screen. It as much higher resolution, and importantly, it is much easier to use a number of apps. Thus, 80+% of the things I do with my phone I can do without the need to open my phone- text messaging, making/receiving phone call, assessing my wallet and the QR code I need to enter my gym, and any other QR codes for various tickets. The Samsung external screen is much less capable and more complicated to use apps. So, for my needs, the razr+ is the clear winner. Another thing to note is that reviews often state the hinge on the razr+ seems less robust and does not inspire confidence as compared to the Samsung. However, it seems very robust to me, and when compared to my son's Samsung Flip 4, I see no difference. Though the Flip 5 may have an improved hinge compared to the flip 4, I dunno. Since I can do most of what I need to without opening the phone, I would be putting less stress on the hinge compared to the Samsung any way. In short, I would say the the razr+ is optimized for flip phone advantages. While the Samsung seems to be trying to please both the flip market and the brick phone user. As a result, it is sub-optimal for both. I suppose if you have other Samsung devices, such as the watch, then maybe the Samsung environment may be important to you. UPDATE: 9July2024 I'm loving it even more with time. I rarely have to open it up. Even with writing text messages, while the external keyboard is smaller than the internal, the folded phone fits so comfortably and securely in my hands, I am able to type just as well as with a standard keyboard. With my old phone I was always, annoyingly, aware that my phone was in my pocket. With this, I often find my self checking my pocket to make sure it is there.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2024 by Dave
Color: Black
I got my used Razr 2023 in used like new condition, and when I received it, I confirmed this was the case and setup my phone. I've enjoyed the experience and especially loved how small the phone becomes when folded. Then it's amazing you can just text or do what you need on the closed front screen. I use the inside screen so little, I didn't realize that the screen has become damaged at the crease. I haven't had anything happen, haven't gotten into sand, water, or anything. Just bought this phone in July and now in November, it's still usable, but there's a bunch of lines in my crease that are obvious damage, and you can even feel them with your finger. I can't recommend folding phones any longer. I had a Galaxy Z Fold 3 before this phone that lasted a solid 2 years and is still going, but after about a year also developed the same screen damage I have on this Razr on the crease. It appears that these folding phones can really only operate for 2 years at max, 1 if you want them in perfect condition the whole time. As an avid Folding phone lover, I don't know where to go next or what to recommend anyone for a good alternative. If you really want this phone, buy the newest version used like new. I had a great experience getting a used Z Fold. I recommend getting a Z Fold 5 Used like New on eBay or here on Amazon. I think I just jumped the gun getting this phone, especially with the new version coming out so soon after I got this.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2024 by Brandon