Motorola Razr 60 Ultra Review
Design
Motorola Razr 60 Ultra's design is nearly identical to that of the Razr 50 Ultra but with slight changes, which also make it a bit more slippery.
Display
The cover display remains identical to the previous model, and so Motorola decided to play around with the main folding display which now has more pixels.
Software
The addition of the new AI key on the left side of the phone creates some added confusion, especially when you are torn between which AI model you should use and when.
Performance
The Razr 60 Ultra's performance is quite fluid and lag-free. You won't notice any stutters, despite it packing last year's flagship SoC.
Cameras
The primary camera delivers impressive images despite being a tad saturated, but dim settings are where image quality starts to deteriorate.
Battery Life
Motorola has definitely upped its game when it comes to battery life and you can get up to a day and a half of usage with no problems.
Verdict
The Motorola Razr 60 Ultra isn't the perfect foldable, but it comes very close to that claim, making a solid case when competing with other thin and premium smartphones.
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