razr | 2024 | Unlocked | Made for US 8/256GB | 50MP Camera | Beach Sand

I’ve been using the Motorola Razr 2024 for a little while now, and I can honestly say it’s one of the best phones I’ve owned. The screen quality is the first thing that grabbed me — it’s bright, crisp, and incredibly smooth. Whether I’m watching videos or just scrolling, everything looks clean and vibrant. The durability of the screen has also impressed me. Foldable phones used to make me nervous, but this one feels solid and well‑built. I’ve opened and closed it countless times, and it still feels sturdy with no signs of wear. Its Camera is another standout. It captures sharp, colorful photos without me having to fiddle with settings, which I appreciate. For a phone at this price point, the value for money is honestly fantastic. You’re getting premium features without the premium price tag. It’s also lighter than I expected, which makes it super comfortable to carry around. And the appearance — sleek, modern, and just plain cool. I get comments on it all the time. If you’re considering the Razr 2024, I can’t recommend it enough. It’s stylish, reliable, and absolutely worth every penny.

I love my Motorola RZR. Being able to fold it, put it in my back pocket, and not worry about it sticking up or falling out is everything. I got myself a nice large screen, but that doesn't mean my phone has to be huge. The outside screen is great for quick messages, having the time handy, that sort of stuff. I also really like being able to use the phone camcorder style, allowing me to stay steady with my hands. Definitely worth every penny. I used to be an Apple phone person, but honestly I am so hard on my phones. I bought this one because my horse stepped on my last phone. Lol That was a Motorola g Stylus-also a great phone! May it RIP. Point being, I am not dropping $900 or more on a phone that I know I will damage eventually (Queen of Klutz). For $399 this phone is fantastic and I couldn't be happier.

The crease is barely noticable in daily use. I only really notice it when I'm actively thinking about it and occasionally when drawing on my phone but it's tolerable. I love the external screen and it's helped me to not use my phone for extended periods of time. The phone build is sturdy and high quality, it runs fast, and most apps work great on the external display (even games Minecraft). The value of this phone is incredible. The camera is better than just about any android phone I've seen in person, there's more storage and memory than I even know what to do with, the audio quality is pretty solid and it's loud enough to play music in a rickety car on a bumpy freeway with the windows down. I haven't had any issues with calls dropping, occasionally texts will take a while to go through but I live in the mountains, so that's to be expected. Out and about my service connection is always great. The phone has also been generally fun to use. The only two pieces of tech to come out in my lifetime that I've really felt excited over have been virtual reality and foldable smart phones, and this phone has really lived up to my excitement. The external display mirroring the internal display when taking photos is something that comes in very handy and people always get so excited when they first see it. The phone has made for a great conversation starter when out and about. I like to carry it in my hand instead of in my pocket sometimes because I love when people ask me questions about it and I get to show off all the fun features. The external display runs all sorts of things including just about any mobile game you can think of. The smart connect feature works surprisingly well with my computer and makes it easier to respond to texts while working without getting immediately sidetracked. Google Gemini comes in very handy when I need quick answers, although sometimes she has no clue what I'm saying and she ends up giving me some very strange responses as a result. The Google Lens type feature that pops up when holding down the nav bar is helpful too. I've found myself using it for quick translations or when people text a word or phrase that I'm not familiar with. I downloaded the Novel Launcher on this phone as I had with my previous phone. It works great on the internal display but it doesn't work well on the external display because it carries the settings from the internal display over to the external display and so everything is squished and cut off in order to make it fit. If there were an option in Nova Launcher to set up two separate home screens for each screen of this phone then that would make the app more practical, but I'm happy enough with the customizability available on the external screen as Motorola designed it. I did have concerns with not being able to change out the internal screen protector, but after having this phone for a few weeks I've realized that it's much less of an issue than anticipated because of how much time the phone spends while closed. I've never dropped the phone with it open and the screen protector on the external display has done its jobe during those falls. The internal screen is protected by default because it isn't exposed nearly as much as standard phone screens are.

I was absolutely delighted when I first bought this phone; the color was exactly to my liking, and its compact, portable design meant I could slip it into my pocket—unlike other bulky phones—making it feel incredibly convenient. Because I really love this phone, I’ve taken very good care of it. However, less than a year and a half after purchasing it, the screen failed. During that period, I spent ten months abroad, which means I barely even used the phone at all; I never expected the build quality to be so poor. I’ve since consulted a repair technician, and I was told that the cost of replacing the screen is equivalent to buying a brand-new phone. I’d like to offer a word of advice to anyone considering this model: think twice before you buy. Furthermore—since this is a foldable phone—constantly opening and closing it places stress on the screen; eventually, you may find that cracks begin to appear. Honestly, I never never so disappointed to a phone

Screen quality is good, this phone is great, but heavy, and updates are sketchy. I really like this phone, but you can tell they cheaped out with the image studio as you can only do 5 a day. Smart Connect is great, Motorola's version of DEX. Camera's are just ok. I think they work well enough for the price. Motorola gestures are good. 3 years of updates compared to 7 of the big three manufacturers. I paid less than 400, so it's hard to complain. I like the fact you can do everything on the front screen, including using Apps. This phone needs a case for protection.

Great phone no issues! I saw people complaining about it restarting a bunch that's because of all of the updates. It can't do them all at once, it needs to be done periodically. Mine took a few days but after that it hasn't restarted on it's own at all. I've had this phone for almost a month and have zero issues. It closes nice and smooth, I can't see where it folds on the screen. So far I am extremely pleased with this phone. I upgraded from the 23.

I have this phone since March and I really feel like it's a durable phone that has a lot of features good battery life the screen quality is great The sound quality is excellent with the Bose speakers only bad thing they send you a double ended c wire with no base so you have to buy that separately which is very stupid to me

I have been using my RAZR for 2+ weeks. Have been (and still keeping as a backup) Pixel 7. Bottom line: this has surpassed my expectations. My primarily reason for wanting a razr is because of size and compactness, it's so much easier to carry and there are no small phones any more (I'd jump at something like iPhone 4 size). Vs the Pixel, I give up Pixels unique phone filtering setup for intercepting callers, it's superb voice mail intercept and transcription. Also photo editing capability can't match pixel. And while the speed is plenty good enough for me, I can sense slight lag in opening launching some apps, not a big deal. Some people complain about the crease... It's basically unnoticeable for me. Open, it feels real smooth like a large slab. I'm not a rough user but I sense the close mechanism is really well designed, satisfying to open and close. After years of slippery phones, the 2024 faux leather texture is just a pleasure and beautiful to look at. I have a couple of cases and they're pretty good, but often to minimize size in the pocket I don't see a case... In which case it feels much more safe than a regular slab phone with big glass area. Day to day it's been a real pleasure to use. My original intent was to swap SIM onto Pixel when I need the latter's functionality. But I've found I use the RAzr 100 percent of time now. I didn't go for 2025 Razr since only apparent plus was supposedly more secure fringe.... But the draw back is that the 2025 has a more slippery back. Also came with Android 14 but easily upgraded to Android 15. Couldn't be happier with this Mot!

Muy buen producto, llego sin problema, solo que dentro de la caja no tenía nada de protección, por suerte todo está funcionando bien

A nice, unique-looking phone, but it gets too hot too easily and lags when playing Bluetooth music and on the screen. It restarts automatically very often for no reason. The video playback starts all of a sudden while the phone is idle, locked and closed. It's one of the worst phones I've ever had. not recommended.

Si estás familiarizado con la marca de Motorola, es una excelente compra y es un plus la versatilidad de tener un cell plegable. Pero si vienes de otros ecosistemas (One UI, Pixel UI, HyperOS, etc) te vas a sentir bastante limitado y vas a extrañar las configuraciones y gestos de sistemas más intuitivos. Fuera de eso, Moto razr es un aparato veloz, cómodo y roba miradas.