Good - Refurbished | 512GB | Midnight Blue
Motorola didn't reinvent the Razr with this generation, they just fixed the thing people kept asking for. The cover screen grew, the chip got a bump, and the rest carried over largely unchanged. Refurbished, that's actually a good thing, you're getting a more refined version of a phone that was already solid, at a price that's dropped well below what it launched at.
4-inch external display, noticeably larger than the previous generation's, and it's genuinely the headline feature here. Full apps run on it, not just widgets and notifications. Reply to messages, check maps, run Spotify, all without unfolding. Most foldables still treat their cover screen as an afterthought. This one's built to actually replace opening the phone for a good chunk of daily use.
Not the top-tier chip Samsung puts in its flagships, but close enough that you won't notice the gap in daily use. Apps open quickly, folding and unfolding between screens doesn't cause any lag, and most games run fine. For a foldable, where thermal management is already a harder problem than on a normal phone, this handles it well.
6.9-inch LTPO AMOLED, adaptive refresh up to 120Hz, and it folds flat rather than leaving a visible gap when closed. Sharp, bright, and smooth enough that the crease becomes something you stop noticing after the first day or two, which is really the best outcome you can hope for on a foldable.
50MP main sensor paired with a 13MP ultrawide. It's not chasing zoom ranges or extra lenses, but everyday shots come out clean, and using the rear cameras alongside the cover screen for selfies gives noticeably better results than most front-facing cameras manage. Good enough that you won't feel like you're compromising just because the phone folds.
4,000mAh battery, and while that's not huge on paper, 45W TurboPower charging means you're rarely waiting long to top back up. A quick charge before heading out covers most of what a slower-charging phone would need hours for.
Worth knowing going in: Motorola backs this phone with a genuinely longer warranty period than most competitors offer. Combined with the testing every refurbished unit goes through before it's listed, that's two separate layers of reassurance rather than just one.
Every phone gets checked before it ships, battery health, screen, hinge, cameras, buttons, charging port, network, then wiped and reset to factory settings. Storage and cosmetic condition vary by stock, and it's shown clearly on the page so there's no guessing at checkout.
Fast tracked delivery across the UK. Something not right on arrival? That's on us to sort, not you.
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Motorola didn't reinvent the Razr with this generation, they just fixed the thing people kept asking for. The cover screen grew, the chip got a bump, and the rest carried over largely unchanged. Refurbished, that's actually a good thing, you're getting a more refined version of a phone that was already solid, at a price that's dropped well below what it launched at.
4-inch external display, noticeably larger than the previous generation's, and it's genuinely the headline feature here. Full apps run on it, not just widgets and notifications. Reply to messages, check maps, run Spotify, all without unfolding. Most foldables still treat their cover screen as an afterthought. This one's built to actually replace opening the phone for a good chunk of daily use.
Not the top-tier chip Samsung puts in its flagships, but close enough that you won't notice the gap in daily use. Apps open quickly, folding and unfolding between screens doesn't cause any lag, and most games run fine. For a foldable, where thermal management is already a harder problem than on a normal phone, this handles it well.
6.9-inch LTPO AMOLED, adaptive refresh up to 120Hz, and it folds flat rather than leaving a visible gap when closed. Sharp, bright, and smooth enough that the crease becomes something you stop noticing after the first day or two, which is really the best outcome you can hope for on a foldable.
50MP main sensor paired with a 13MP ultrawide. It's not chasing zoom ranges or extra lenses, but everyday shots come out clean, and using the rear cameras alongside the cover screen for selfies gives noticeably better results than most front-facing cameras manage. Good enough that you won't feel like you're compromising just because the phone folds.
4,000mAh battery, and while that's not huge on paper, 45W TurboPower charging means you're rarely waiting long to top back up. A quick charge before heading out covers most of what a slower-charging phone would need hours for.
Worth knowing going in: Motorola backs this phone with a genuinely longer warranty period than most competitors offer. Combined with the testing every refurbished unit goes through before it's listed, that's two separate layers of reassurance rather than just one.
Every phone gets checked before it ships, battery health, screen, hinge, cameras, buttons, charging port, network, then wiped and reset to factory settings. Storage and cosmetic condition vary by stock, and it's shown clearly on the page so there's no guessing at checkout.
Fast tracked delivery across the UK. Something not right on arrival? That's on us to sort, not you.
No reviews yet.