We have seen a resurgence of flip phones, with Motorola's Razr series leading the way. Enter the new Motorola Razr 60 Ultra, which is loaded with updates that turn it into one of 2025 hottest foldables. So it is a flagship Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, larger battery, pixel-buckers, and for good measure, AI enhancement on this phone packs all of that power into that small phone.
But is it worth the hype? What you need to know, and who should skip this one Check out our full unboxing and review of the Razr 60 Ultra where we cover it all; design, performance, cameras, software, and more, to help you determine whether or not the Razr 60 Ultra is the right phone for you.
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Review Motorola Razr 60 Ultra
The moment you open the box, you’re greeted with a premium experience. The packaging is sleek, and the phone itself feels luxurious. Here’s what’s inside:
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Motorola Razr 60 Ultra (in one of three stunning finishes: Alcantara, Wood, or Vegan Leather Rio Red)
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68W Fast Charger (upgraded from 45W in the Razr 50 Ultra)
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USB Type-C to Type-C Cable
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Color-matched Case (matching the phone’s design)
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SIM Ejector Tool & Documentation
The Alcantara variant (similar to suede leather) feels ultra-premium, often used in high-end sports cars. The wooden and vegan leather options also add a unique touch, making this one of the most stylish flip phones yet.
Design & Build: A Foldable That Feels Solid
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Tall & Sleek: The Razr 60 Ultra is noticeably taller than previous models, making the cover screen more usable.
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Hinge & Durability: Motorola claims 800,000 flips (that’s over 10 years of daily use!). The hinge feels smooth, and the phone closes with a satisfying snap.
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No Gap When Folded: Unlike some foldables, there’s zero gap when closed—passing the paper test with ease.
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IP48 Rating: Dust and splash-resistant, though not fully waterproof.
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Gorilla Glass Ceramic on the cover display for extra toughness.
Display
The Razr 60 Ultra features two high-end P-OLED displays:
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Main (Internal) Display:
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7-inch, 1.5K resolution
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165Hz refresh rate (adaptive 1Hz–120Hz for battery saving)
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4500 nits peak brightness (one of the brightest foldable screens)
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Dolby Vision support for HDR content
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Cover Display:
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4-inch, 1.5K resolution
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165Hz refresh rate
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3000 nits brightness
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Fully functional—run any app, reply to messages, even take selfies without opening the phone!
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Both screens are stunning, with vibrant colors and deep blacks. Watching movies or playing games on the inner display feels cinematic, while the outer screen is perfect for quick tasks.
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Performance
This is where the Razr 60 Ultra shines. Unlike previous models with mid-tier chips, this one packs the Snapdragon 8 Elite—a true flagship processor.
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16GB RAM + 512GB UFS 4.0 Storage (no compromises)
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AnTuTu Score: 2.2 Million (top-tier performance)
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Gaming? Yes, but with some thermal throttling (no vapor chamber cooling).
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Battery & Charging:
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4700mAh (up from 4000mAh in Razr 50 Ultra)
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68W Fast Charging (0-100% in ~45 mins)
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5W Reverse Charging (for earbuds or other devices)
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While the 8 Elite is power-hungry, Motorola optimized the software to balance performance and battery life.
Cameras
Motorola has significantly improved the camera system:
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Primary Camera: 50MP (larger sensor, better low light)
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Ultra-Wide Camera: 50MP (122° FOV, no distortion)
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Selfie Camera: 50MP (punch-hole on cover display)
Key Camera Features:
✅ Pantone Color Calibration (accurate skin tones & colors)
✅ 4K 60fps & 8K 30fps video (with Dolby Vision HDR)
✅ Ultra-Res Zoom (2x lossless crop works surprisingly well)
✅ Tent Mode (use it as a stand for hands-free video calls)
Sample photos show sharp details, vibrant colors, and excellent dynamic range—making this one of the best cameras on a flip phone.
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AI & Software: Smarter Than Ever
Motorola has deeply integrated AI into the Razr 60 Ultra:
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Look & Talk (Gemini AI Integration): Just look at the phone and speak—no need to press any buttons.
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Magic Canvas: AI-generated wallpapers based on your preferences.
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Playlist Editor: Automatically creates playlists for concerts or events.
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ThinkShield Security: Extra protection for sensitive data.
The phone runs Hello UI (based on Android 15) with:
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3 years of OS updates
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4 years of security patches
Who Should Buy the Razr 60 Ultra?
✅ Best For:
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Tech enthusiasts who want the most powerful flip phone.
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Style-conscious users (premium materials & unique finishes).
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Multitaskers (big cover screen + AI features).
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Content creators (great cameras & Dolby Vision video).
❌ Think Twice If:
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You need a budget phone (this is a premium device).
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You prioritize gaming (thermal throttling is a limitation).
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You want a big battery (4700mAh is good, but foldables drain faster).
Final Verdict
How Motorola Razr 60 Ultra stacks up against its predecessor It could be argued the most sophisticated flip phone to date powered by a flagship chip, brighter displays, better cameras, and smarter AI.
Should you buy it? For those who crave futuristic design, premium materials, and foldability, this is your phone. A proper flagship phone might do better, though, if you're looking for that performance, or in the case of the battery life.
What do you think? Would you go back to a flip phone, like the Razr 60 Ultra? Let us know in the comments!
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