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The unlocked Motorola Razr+ (2025, 256GB) is currently down to $399.99 on Woot, a notable drop from its usual $699.99 price on Amazon and below its previous low of $599.99, according to price trackers. This is a limited-time offer running for three days or until stock runs out. Prime members get free shipping, while others pay $6. At this price, what you’re getting here is a mid-tier foldable from Motorola’s 2025 lineup, slotting between the base Razr and the pricier Ultra.
The outer display is the main reason to consider this phone. It’s a four-inch pOLED panel with a fast refresh rate and enough brightness to stay usable outdoors. More importantly, it runs full apps. You can reply to messages, scroll through social media, or even play games like Genshin Impact without flipping the phone open, notes this PCMag review. Inside, performance is steady thanks to the Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 and 12GB of RAM. Apps open quickly, multitasking is smooth, and Android 15 feels clean without much bloat. Battery life comes in under 13 hours, which is fine for a day but not much beyond that. Charging helps fill the gap with 45W wired and 15W wireless support.
The build feels solid as well, with an aluminum frame, a titanium hinge rated for 200,000 folds, and an IP48 rating that adds some peace of mind around dust and water. Rounding it out is the connectivity with Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, NFC, and support for sub-6GHz 5G. Motorola also adds a handful of AI tools like transcription and notification summaries, though you’ll need a Moto account to use them.
Cameras are where things level out. The 50MP main sensor captures decent shots in good light with natural colors, but details soften when you zoom in, even with the 50MP telephoto lens. Low-light performance is average. This is a phone for casual photos, not for someone who cares about consistent image quality. Software support is also shorter than some competitors, with three years of Android updates and four years of security patches. Still, for $399.99, the Razr+ (2025) is less about having the best specs and more about whether you want a foldable without paying flagship prices.
