Motorola Razr 50

The Razr That Fixed Nearly Every Complaint About the Last One

Foldables usually take a generation or two to iron out the obvious flaws, small cover screens, cheap-feeling hinges, cameras that clearly got less attention than the folding party trick. The Razr 50 addresses most of that in one go. It borrowed the bigger cover screen from the pricier Ultra model and didn't skimp on durability either. Refurbished, that jump in value gets even better.

A Cover Screen Big Enough to Change How You Use It

Motorola swapped the previous generation's narrow strip display for a proper 3.6-inch pOLED panel, the same size found on last year's Ultra model. That's not a minor bump, it genuinely changes daily use. Check the weather, read notifications, glance at the time, all without unfolding the phone. It's a bigger deal in practice than it sounds on a spec sheet.

Dimensity 7300X, Fine for What This Phone Is

MediaTek's chip here isn't chasing flagship benchmarks, and it doesn't need to. Day-to-day tasks, browsing, messaging, social apps, run smoothly, and the phone stays responsive without much complaint. It's not built for the heaviest games maxed out, but that was never really the point of this model.

A Main Camera That Looks Like a Downgrade on Paper, Isn't in Practice

50MP main sensor, down from the previous generation's 64MP number, but the pixel size actually grew, nearly doubling to 1.6 micrometres. Paired with an f/1.7 aperture and proper OIS, it's the same core sensor found in the pricier Ultra model. Daytime shots come out genuinely vibrant and detailed, and while colour isn't always perfectly accurate, it tends to make photos look more striking rather than less.

Matches the Ultra on Durability, Not Just Looks

IPX8 water resistance and Gorilla Glass Victus front protection, the same standard as Motorola's flagship folding phone. High-strength aluminium reinforces the frame, and the crease where the screen folds is close to unnoticeable, something earlier flip phones struggled with. The rear comes finished in vegan leather too, which feels noticeably nicer in hand than plain glass or plastic.

A 6.9-Inch Main Display With Genuinely Smooth Scrolling

FHD+ pOLED, refresh rate scaling from 10Hz up to 120Hz depending on what you're doing. That variable range means smooth motion when you need it and better battery efficiency when you don't, rather than just running flat-out all the time.

Battery Life That's Actually Decent for a Foldable

4200mAh, larger than the previous generation, and paired with efficient chip management, this delivers some of the best battery life Motorola's put in a Razr. Foldables have a reputation for middling battery life given their smaller cells, this one pushes back against that a bit. 30W TurboPower charging handles top-ups without dragging on for hours.

Every phone gets tested before it's listed, battery health, screen, hinge, cameras, buttons, charging port, network, then wiped and reset properly. Storage and cosmetic condition vary by stock, shown clearly on the page so there's no guessing at checkout.

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