Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought this for a work phone so it can fit in my pocket better then the galaxy fold 6 i have. I really like how little room it takes up in my work pants. I really like the phone a lot as a spare phone. I think they need to redo there user interface a little better. Samsungs blows it out of the water. But it has some good features as well. All around i would recommend this to anyone just for the quality of the build alone. Doesnt feel like youbare going to break it at all

"Wicked cool phone," in a nutshell. Drilling down: 73 year lods with neuropathy don't take to a new form factor easily. But. . . two days in, I'm flipping like a pro. Took me a bit to get used to it but love it now. I can accomplish most daily tasks right front the front screen, but if I need more screen space, flip t open for a super bright and sharp big screen. Not the latest in Android versions, but it's fine with any app out there (news feeds, light gaming-big screen helps a lot. Battery life is very good so far. Using a 30 watt Moto MC 301 charger to get a full charge in less than an hour. Super phone at a super price.

I got this phone $300 dollars off MSRP, and must I say, it's an amazing phone. For something I got for a bit over $400, I'd say this phone is comparable to the Z Flip series, which is over double the price. If you want to test a flip phone on a budget, then this is the phone for you. The screens are also great, both having a higher refresh rate than the Z Flips, and brighter than them too. The cameras aren't anything to call home about, but they still take great quality photos for the price of the phone. Overall, I'd say this is a great quality phone so far for the time I've had it. I highly recommend

The Motorola Razr 2024 is a nice flip phone with some cool and unique features, BUT there is a problem with compatibility issues when your cell phone provider is Spectrum. I was on the phone for over an hour speaking with a mobile phone tech trying to troubleshoot. We tried many things to make the physical SIM card work fully because after installation of the physical SIM Card, everything worked except for the fact that I could not make outgoing calls using the Razr phone. I was referred to go to a Spectrum Store which is what I did. At the store, a Spectrum representative swapped out the physical SIM card with a new one. We thought it would fix the aforementioned issue. It unfortunately did not. Both Spectrum reps did their best, but the issue persisted. Apparently, Motorola phones in general have been known to have some compatibility issues with the Spectrum mobile network. The issues can be fixed with a lot of troubleshooting. Lots of trial and error. Patience is required for sure. Just when I was ready to give up, I had one last idea. I decided to go with the nuclear option sort of speak. I chose to do a factory reset with the new physical SIM card installed already. I went through the setup steps once again after the factory reset. And wouldn't you know it . . . That finally did the trick! In my case, I was able to get my new Motorola Razr 2024 flip phone work completely when I reset the entire phone via factory reset while having the active physical SIM card installed in the phone already. If you come across a similar issue, I would recommend for you to go with the nuclear option that I described above if your cell phone provider is Spectrum due to a technical incompatibility issue that Motorola phones apparently have with the Spectrum mobile network. Save yourself the time and frustration. Now that the issue is resolved, the phone works beautifully. So far, so good at least!!!

!!EXELENT!! I am really happy with my new phone. It works very well and was excellent and really easy to set up. It is really convenient for my work. Everything is of very good quality. I will be waiting for the next one because I really liked the design and the quality.

Most phones are massive these days so I decided to go with a folding phone. If you have small hands like me or wish companies still made phones that were smaller, maybe a folding phone is for you. I haven't noticed the processor being slow which was a concern when comparing it to the plus version. The battery life is good. It's been fun finding ways to utilize the outer display when the phone is closed. If I want to use the outer screen for a quick calculation in the calculator app, it's easy to access. In addition to that, the moto gestures add a lot of utility with how easy it is to turn on a flashlight or pull up the camera. The camera is also cool because your subject can see what is being captured on the other display. Overall pretty happy with this phone. My only real complaint is that the outer screen is almost like it's its own secondary really small phone because the apps don't seem to transition to the bigger resolution when you flip open the phone, they reopen the app to adjust. Most likely a limitation of Android at the moment but it would be nicer if it was a little more seamless.

I expected Motorola to be better than Samsung when it comes to useless apps, but boy was I wrong. The amount of google UNINSTALLABLE bloatware+Motorola was around 70% of all the apps. I want a phone, I don't want a walking advertising machine, had to return it of how insufferable this was. The phone itself is pretty and gives you that satisfying folding feel, so if that is the only thing that you want, and you don't care about google and motorola constantly trying to steal your information go for it.

I paid $600 for this phone. And now it's $500. It was totally worth it at $600, so at $500 it's even better! I have been rocking this phone with no case or outer screen protector for about 2 months now. I have dropped it, and it still looks great. What I like about it is compact when I need it, and large when I want it. It's powerful enough to play CoD Mobile. It's thin and feels awesome to hold in the hand. My favorite part is that it lasts the entire day with heavy use, with about 18 hours of battery. Now, what I don't like is that there is no trade-in value for this. Yes, it is too early to tell since it's not even a year old, but comparing it to its predecessor, the Razr 2023, which goes for $10 trade-in. This is a phone you buy to use to the max with zero resale value. Aside from that, it has a decent regular lens camera; the ultra-wide is bad. Would I buy another Razr phone? Probably not. I think I like the regular slab phones since it's easier to get into, but I sure am enjoying the compact form whenever I put it in my pants pocket.

I'm in love with my Moto RAZR 24. It's very compact when folded. The screen clarity is great with awesome feedback. You can do a lot on the outside screen without having to open the phone. The speaker has a good volume for playing music or videos. For me the battery last all day with continuous use. I still haven't tested or used all the features but I love the phone anyway. The only downside is you must be careful with the folding screen but since you can do so much from the external screen you can limit the use of the main screen.

I LOVE this phone!!! I love how it fits in my pocket and isn't very bulky. I mostly use the external display more than opening my phone. I love that you can use the cover screen for pretty much any app. There are a couple apps that I don't use cause it's just easier to open the phone but 90% of my day I'm using the external screen. I have been an iPhone user for the last 9 years. And this has definitely been a very nice change! I enjoy picking up my phone again!I also enjoy while texting having the numbers accessible and not having to hit a button to switch to my symbols and numbers! :) only thing I wish I had access to on my android was my apple tv library of my bought movies, but that isn't because of the phone.

Came quickly and was easy to set up, the phone itself works better than any iPhone and has a good design

since i got this phone no issue is fast and great battery easy to store just they right size.

the only thing i've been disappointed with is the flashlight, don't like the shake on and off. other than that I love the fit.

These cheaper model Razr phones are the sweet spot. You have a phone that can actually fit in your pocket and has plenty of power and storage for most people. It's not a high-end gaming device, but I've never had any issues with games, and the cameras are pretty solid. For the outer screen, I recommend a screen protector, and you're pretty much set. I did use my phone with a case most of the time to be safe, but 1yr in and not a single problem!

Best cell phone I've ever had, Great features and very cool design, Could not beat the price either.

Such a cool phone. Compact and vibrant. Just what I was looking for and the exterior screen it's a plus.

It's a very good quality phone. Good reception and easy to use. I like the small size of it to carry while at work.

Very easy to use and I receive how to videos from Motorola! These are very helpful. It has a long battery life between charges.

This phone is really sleek and easy to manage The quality of the pictures are very precise Highly recommend

I love this phone. Easy to use, nice features, clear camera, battery lasts. I love how compact it is.