Motorola razr

I was looking for a cell phone that I can put in my pocket and this phone met the main objective. It meets all of my requirements in a cell phone: dependability, answering and reading emails, phone calls and text messages. Battery life and camera isn't as good as my previous device (Samsung Note 10+) but it is the price you pay for a foldable phone. I had Motorola cell phones in the past and glad I own one now.

I have had the razr 2020 for about a month . I really like the phone so far, calling is good , recetion is good . I really like a basic flip but needed some smart capabilities .

Purchased directly from Motorola and have had device for six days now. The form factor is incredible. Imagine a smartphone with a 6.2 inch screen, that folds into something about half the size of any smartphone today. It's stunning. The outer display and Moto's software let you interact with notifications without opening the phone. Moto Peek is the best notification software on any smartphone, anywhere - that has been the case since the original Moto X and still stands true today. With a folding phone, it really shines - the upcoming Galaxy Flip you'll have to open 30-50X more per day, to see what you need to. The call quality is excellent and the speakerphone is loud. The plastic screen is sharp and I want to address both lumps and noise. It's a folding. Plastic. Screen. Try scrunching a plastic soda bottle. Or crinkle a plastic bag. It's a folding plastic screen people - it will make sounds, it will have slight lumps where the steel plates appear underneath - it's normal, and it's to be expected in a phone with a plastic screen. Motorola worked hard to get it right, and they did. The hinge permits a flat fold. Try that on any Galaxy product. Twist to launch the camera. Chop to activate the flashlight. I love these Moto shortcuts and miss them when I try other cell phones. The only con I will mention is the camera - it pales in comparison to most cameras today. So don't get this if photos are paramount to you. But do get this if you've been looking for a smaller footprint in your daily carry, with an OS that will tell you what you need to know, when you need to know it, sound great when you talk to people, and start more than a few conversations with strangers who ask you "what the heck is that?", when you fold it up, and put it in your pocket, purse, or whatever else you decide to keep this mobile masterpiece with you. Great job Motorola!

I started with a pager, moved to a flip phone then a smartphone. LG Voyager was awesome but the Motorola Razor was what all the cool kids had! It survived through anything you could possibly do EXCEPT breaking it in half!! LOL The reboot is fantastic! The weight of the device makes it feel strong! The screen while not actually glass, works well for everything

I loved the old razr back in 2006, I've always hated the "candy bar shape", of smartphones nowadays. This was a major throwback with a 2020 upgrade! The flip is great! the screen has great resolution, I love the small screen on the outside! It honestly even keeps me from being glued to my phone like I was on my iPhone. Now I just check the small screen and keep it closed and focus on reality! Impossible to go without a smartphone these days, I've always preferred flip phones and this is the perfect inbetween with out going without the "smartphone features" PRICEY! but worth it!!

After some back and forth I finally purchased a Motorola Razr. I read all the reviews the good, but mostly negative ones. The one thing that I agree with, the battery life is not the best. That being said if you're a basic web,text kind of user, you'll get thru the day. It's a beautiful phone, being able to fold is more than just nostalgia. Too many phones now feel like a tablet in the pocket. It's a novelty at the moment because a lot of people either don't want it or are not Verizon customers. You'll like this phone if you keep things in perspective.