Customer Ratings & Reviews

Still first week with the phone, my first foldable, I used tablets for this size before, but always wanted a foldable, was waiting for the technology to reach a mature stage. Pros: - Battery; so far its amazing, i have a one plus 13 and an iPhone 13 Pro Max, both I got for the long lasting battery, and this reach this level and goes more, 2 days running with this and still alive, I am not using it 100% yet, but close to 50%+ of my phone use, and again I am a power user, TLDR = amazing battery. - Display: the display is beautiful, the colors, the brightness, the size, its amazing, you still see the crease from the side, but direct view its not visible, - Performance: All apps run smooth, no issues faced, videos and games run great, the high refresh rate helps with this, along with the good amount of RAM. Stylus: its not included, but its a great addition, although it needs more integrations to unlock full potential. Cons: - I would say the price is the biggest one. - Expensive accessories: stylus and charger not included, and you need a bigger one than the usual chargers, higher power, to unlock turbo charging. - Lack of accessories: the official case comes in one color only, and the other one shows as backordered on T-Mobile instead of Moto site. - Android has some limitations, I like stock experience like the OnePlus and unlike Samsung, but some things are plain dump, like the google feed when you swipe left, you can't customize like iOS - no magesafe-like magnets to hold phone on stands.

This phone is very amazing compared to the other phone I had great upgrade from a Motorola to another Motorola phone, love the battery life I can go a whole two days without charging my phone, the camera quality is great recently went to the BTS concert and the pictures/videos I captured was amazing, the charging speed is very fast I can't complain about it at all. I also wanted to thank the two people that helped me out on 8/18/2026 girl with glasses black/blue hair and the Verizon guy that was there that day thank you guys so much I really appreciate both your help was well worth the 4 hours transferring my stuff from my old phone into this phone thank you guys so much.

So to start this off, there is no perfect phone. Every model I have used has something that could be better. I have been wanting the Motorola Razr Fold since it was announced earlier this year. Purchased this phone the day after its launch and I am glad that I did. The inner and outer screens are BRIGHT and have amazing color and contrast. Battery life blows every phone I have ever used out of the water. YouTube is my main streaming service and I spend way too much time watching videos. I have yet to have to charge this phone before I go to bed ( I have even let it sit overnight with out charging and still made it through half of my morning shift!), AMAZING! I was most excited for the cameras on this phone. Motorola cameras have always been a bit meh, however this system gives my iPhone 17 Pro Max a run. Clear and beautiful color reproduction. There is some software processing going on (like the iPhone) but I am waiting for a camera app that lets me bypass that. I am sure that will make these photos even better. Overall, this is a great first attempt at a book style foldable from Motorola. I am very excited to see how they can improve this for the next generation. I am considering getting the Moto Pen Ultra stylus to go with this, and if I do, I will update this with thoughts. If you are on the fence, just buy it!

I must admit that I am impressed with this phone. It is well built, great materials. It is not heavy and super thin. Cameras are outstanding and also the screens.. I love the bose sound :D. The battery life is also outstanding for a foldable phone. This is my first foldable phone and I am very satisfied. I love the multi task screen options, and the phone is very responsive. Just follow the recommendations from Motorola and that's it. The foldable screen has already a screen protector, there is no need to install an extra protection. It also charges super fast. Highly recommended.

Probably the best foldable on the market as of today (we'll see what Samsung announces in July). Multitasking is a breeze, and the crease is only barely noticable from certain angles. Camera quality is phenomenal and the 512 GB storage ensures youve got enough space for them all

Pros: Folding phone, large battery, crystal clear screen. Thin and light Cons: hard to find a decent case for this phone. there is still a slight crease when folding the phone. Also does not come with a charger(it does come with the charging cable) and the price. This is crazy high for a phone but if you count it as a tablet too, its a little more understandable.

I’ve never owned a fold, flip phone or even a Motorola, but I would recommend this phone. The camera quality is pretty good, the battery life is good, and the speed of the phone is one of the best I’ve seen! Even though this is one of the premium phone from Motorola and as an android, the customization options on this are almost endless. I still have more to explore, but as a phone, I can see this as a good competitor towards Apple and Samsung phones.

Everything about this phone so far has exceeded my expectations. The display is super bright and easy to read. Because of the large battery I haven't been below 40% battery life at the end of the day. It has fast wired and wireless charging so topping it off is also really quick. I came from a Pixel phone so the learning curve going from it to this phone wasn't that bad. It has an almost pure Android feeling too it.

My second newer Motorola phone, and yet again the hardware has been great. I've had a few different Fold style phones, and this one definitely outperforms on battery. The main critiques with Motorola is with regards to software, and their updates. Motorola consistently lags behind, though not the most egregious of the B tiers, when it comes to updates. They don't offer them for as long, and they don't release updates quite as frequently. You tend to get the "monthly" updates every 2-3 months, and the major updates tend to be quite slow. In terms of the software quality it tends to have a bit less polish to it. Samsung Fold and Oneplus Open did a better job of moving apps from the interior display to the exterior, or the reverse. I know there are other small nitpicks, but nothing annoying enough that it comes to mind right now. I will at least say that unlike Oneplus the use of 3rd party launchers isn't severely hampered.

Camera is good, battery top notch. Can go pretty much all day heavy using and still have good amount of battery and fast charging is a game changer. The ergonomics is different for me coming from a Samsung s23 but the more I use it the better it feels.

I've had Pixels and Samsung phones and this competes with both. The big thing for me was camera quality and battery life and this ph9one has excelled at both. I did not like the samsung bloat or the pixel battery and this is a very pleasant surprise. TBD on the Motorola update schedule, but that's about the only thing that could make me dislike this phone and even that is a stretch. Very happy to have another offering for folding phone here in the states.

This device is a multitasking machine with awesome batt5life and super great cameras. The best folding phone to date. Motorola did an amazing job.

Long time Samsung user. I came from the fold z fold 7. I was nervous to switch to motorola fold. I have zero regrets. This phone is just as amazing and that battery life is unbelievable. The freedom to use it as much as I want without having to worry about charging and when I do run it low, it's so fast to give it a quick charge. Motorola didn't not slack when they build the moto fold.

Pros Excellent foldable design: Compact when closed, full-size smartphone when open. Large external display: One of the best cover screens on any flip phone, letting you reply to messages, use apps, and take selfies without opening it. Good cameras: Solid daylight photos, with the fold design making hands-free photography easy. Fast charging & smooth display: High refresh-rate OLED screen feels responsive. Stylish: Thin, lightweight, and available in distinctive colors and finishes. Cons Battery life: Usually good enough for a day, but not class-leading compared with traditional flagship phones. Camera consistency: While good, it generally doesn't match the very best camera phones from Samsung, Google, or Apple. Crease: The fold crease is visible and can be felt, though it's less noticeable than on earlier generations. Durability: Improved over the years, but foldables still require more care than standard slab phones. Who it's for Great if you want a compact phone that fits easily in your pocket and enjoy the novelty and convenience of a flip foldable. Less ideal if your top priorities are maximum battery life, the absolute best cameras, or long-term ruggedness. Overall: 8.5–9/10. The Motorola Razr is one of the best flip foldables available, especially if you value the large cover display and sleek design. If you're deciding between it and Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip series, the Razr generally offers the better external screen experience, while Samsung often has a slight edge in software support and ecosystem integration.

The Razr Fold 2026 offers an outstanding all around full slate of features of the Foldable phone technology. It has a very long battery life , s pen support on both screens, 80 watt fast charging, and much more. The durability is very sturdy. I highly recommend anyone who has the purpose for what a foldable phone is designed for to try the Motorola Razr Fold 2026 out!

Still greatly disappointed the store had no Lily White color for me to choose on the very first day of sale. Had some power button OFF & ON issues, and good battery power, bad battery power days. At the moment I'm still trying the phone out, and learning about it's features. Otherwise, the Fold phone is Great!, AWESOME!, a real Pleasure to LOOK at, and to use.

The Motorola Razr Fold is Motorola’s first book-style foldable, and it lands as one of the more likable ones of 2026 — not the thinnest or the cheapest, but the one you’d actually reach for every day. Closed, it feels like a normal phone. The 6.6-inch cover screen runs at up to 165Hz and peaks around 6,000 nits, so you can text, scroll, and take calls without ever opening it. Open it and you get an 8.1-inch, near-square inner panel at 120Hz with Dolby Vision and a claimed 6,200-nit peak — bright, colorful, and slightly larger than the Galaxy Z Fold 7. Both screens are the highlight. The 6,000mAh silicon-carbon battery is the other big win. It’s the longest-lasting book foldable in its class, and 80W wired charging (plus solid wireless) means a half-hour top-up actually matters. Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 with 16GB of RAM keeps multitasking smooth, Android 16 is clean, and Motorola is promising up to seven major OS updates. The triple 50MP setup — main, ultrawide, and 3x periscope — is better than foldables usually get, especially in daylight and at zoom. Stylus support is a nice extra if you sketch or mark up notes. The tradeoffs are real. At about 243g and nearly 10mm folded, it’s thicker and heavier than Samsung’s and Google’s latest folds. The camera bar makes it wobble on a table. It isn’t fully dustproof (IP48/IP49), there’s no built-in pen slot, and at $1,899 it isn’t the Motorola bargain people expect. Low-light photos and pure benchmark scores trail the absolute flagships, and a few software rough edges still show. Still, if you want a foldable that doesn’t force you to compromise on cover-screen use or battery, the Razr Fold is an easy shortlist pick.

Excellent device for older eyes. Sharp display and responsive device.

This is a great phone, it's the closest experience to the Pixel fold ,the clean android experience. The pictures are good for a fold phone. It has 100 times zoom. It's light and beautifully built. I wished I could keep but 1900 is too high.

This is the first generation Motorola fold and they did and excellent job. Great specs that beats most phones. The Android software its basically stock android so it's great and clean. Been the first try as a full fold they did a great job. Worth the try