Motorola flip phone : Motorola Razr 60 Ultra
Introduction
Motorola has an edge in the mid-range, but it has its razr-sharp focus in its ultra flip phone lineup. See what I did there?
Well, this is the new Motorola Razr 60 Ultra, and it packs so many specs for a flip phone. I think it packs the greatest number of specs for a flip phone that I’ve seen till date. It has all the capabilities and features that you come to expect from a Candy Bar flagship phone. So, let’s check what’s new in this Razr 60 Ultra and I’ll tell you all about it.
Design and Build
This Razr is the first phone in the world, not just the first foldable to use Alcantara for the back material. like a premium version of fabric and it’s used inside the interiors of very expensive cars. It has a suede-like texture. It’s got a matte-like finish. So, obviously, when you hold it, it feels very premium. There’s another variant that comes with a real wood finish and that instantly reminded me of the awesome Moto X. Ah, nostalgia.
look at slimness of the phone, it’s actually 7.29 mm when you open it up and when it’s shut, it’s about 15.69 mm. Plus, the weight of the phone is under 200 g, which makes it very comfortable to hold and use. It’s a perfect phone for one-handed usage, especially when it’s shut, and you can use the external display like to your heart’s content, and I’ll talk about that in a bit.
Hinge and Durability
Now, Motorola has made huge improvements to the hinge. Once again, it is ultra durable now. It can withstand up to eight lakh folds, which is fantastic for a flip phone, and it could achieve this because it is a proper titanium hinge.
It has reduced the volume of the hinge as well. And it has also optimized the tension of the spring. Basically, it’s a very sturdy hinge and it can open from 45° up to 120°.
It’s not just the hinge where Motorola has made improvements. IP rating has also been upgraded from IP68 to IP48. Now, you also get an aluminium frame plus the regular ports and buttons uh that you can expect from a phone, but more importantly, there’s that extra button for Moto AI specifically.
Port and Connectivity
I’ll talk about Moto AI in a bit, but the type-C port at the bottom is USB 2.0. That’s something you must keep in mind. And I’m kind of disappointed with this move. It should have had USB 3.1 for faster speeds.
Displays – Outer and Inner
Now, coming to the display, for starters, you have this 4in OLED panel on the outside and then you have this 7in OLED panel for the main course.
4inch display is also kitted out. You get a flexible AMOLED panel, of course. But it has 165 Hz refresh rate on the outside when you’re playing games and 120 Hz in the UI. And this is also an LTPO panel to ensure that you get better battery life.
Yes, you heard that right. You can play games on this display if you wanted to. Plus, it has a peak brightness of 3,000 nits, 100% DCIP3 colour gamut support, and Dolby Vision support on the outside as well.
External Display Features
Now, just like the Razr 50 Ultra, you can do tons of things with the external display on the Razr 60 Ultra. You get support for Moto panels. Basically, you have multiple panels, and you can keep the panels that you like to use.
For example, you can have a panel for Spotify, you can have a panel for calendar, all of that. You can also play games like I mentioned, and you can almost use every app to work on the external display.
Main Inner Display
Now once you open the display, what you get is a 7inch 1.5K resolution AMOLED panel and it has an aspect ratio of 22:9. It’s a very tall and very large panel.
Of course, it’s also a 10-bit flexible display which can go up to 165 Hz when you’re playing certain games. And in the UI, it’s 120 Hz. Plus, you also do get LTPO support as well, just like the cover display.
There are 4,500 nits of peak brightness support for Dolby Vision and a wider DCIP3 colour gamut of 120%. But in our testing we noticed that HDR support is available on YouTube, but Dolby Vision support is not available on Netflix, which I’m sure should come in a future update.
And just like most of the Motorola displays that we’ve tested in 2025, this one is also truly flagship grade with proper Pannone validation and really good HDR gradation as well.
Crease and Hinge Engineering
One thing with flip phones and fold phones that we need to definitely discuss is the crease and it’s almost invisible on the Razr 60 Ultra.
To fill that existing gap, it has actually added two additional plates to either side of the hinge and therefore the crease has reduced and there’s also very little stress. So yeah, a nearly creaseless experience with well-tuned display panel. I think this is the flip phone display to beat in 2025.
Audio and Haptics
You also do get support for Dolby Atmos with the stereo speakers, and they do sound very punchy, very rich. Take a listen to it for yourself. And of course, one thing that we check regularly because there are a bunch of audio files out here is the support for LHDC and LDAC. And while the Razer 60 Ultra supports that, too.
Now, don’t quote me on this, but I feel like the haptic feedback experience and the way haptics have been integrated in the system UI on a flip phone. It is possibly the best here on the Razer 60 Ultra.
Fingerprint Scanner
Now, you must be wondering, why is the fingerprint scanner in the shot? Well, it’s embedded in the power button. Yeah, it’s not on the display.
