In a significant move within the foldable smartphone market, Motorola has introduced the Razr 2025 series. This lineup features three distinct models: the flagship Ultra variant, as well as the standard Razr and Razr Plus. The new devices boast cutting-edge specifications and innovative artificial intelligence capabilities, aiming to compete directly with Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip series. Key highlights include an upgraded hinge design, improved durability, and enhanced camera systems across all models. Additionally, each phone is equipped with Perplexity AI, offering users a suite of intelligent tools tailored for both productivity and entertainment.

The Razr Ultra 2025 stands out as the pinnacle of the series, powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset paired with substantial memory configurations ranging from 16GB RAM up to 1TB storage options. Its display incorporates a seven-inch OLED folding screen operating at 165Hz refresh rate, complemented by a four-inch external OLED panel. For imaging enthusiasts, the device offers dual 50MP rear cameras—one primary sensor and one ultrawide lens—alongside a capable 50MP front-facing camera embedded within its foldable screen. Battery life is supported by a robust 4,700mAh unit combined with fast charging technologies including 68W wired and 30W wireless options.

Beyond hardware improvements, software enhancements play a crucial role in differentiating this generation's offerings. All variants integrate advanced AI functionalities such as image generation, personalized notification summaries through "Catch Me Up," adaptive playlist creation via "Playlist Studio," and predictive suggestions known as "Next Move." These additions aim to provide users with more intuitive interactions while leveraging machine learning algorithms to tailor experiences based on individual preferences.

For those seeking less extravagant specifications but still desiring modern amenities, the Razr Plus 2025 serves as a balanced alternative. Retaining much of its predecessor’s architecture, it continues to utilize the Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 processor alongside 12GB RAM and 256GB internal storage capacity. Display characteristics remain consistent with previous iterations; however, improvements have been made regarding battery size which now measures 4,000mAh supporting rapid recharging protocols like 45W wired connectivity.

Lastly, rounding out the range is the entry-level Razr 2025 model. Featuring modest upgrades over last year's edition, it introduces the Dimensity 7400X SoC replacing the older Dimensity 7300X found previously. Other notable changes include increased battery capacity (now standing at 4,500mAh), alongside minor refinements concerning photographic capabilities encompassing stabilization mechanisms integrated into its primary lens setup.

With pricing starting at $699 for the base model, climbing to $999 for the Razr Plus, and culminating in a premium tier priced at $1,299 for the Razr Ultra (with additional storage configurations yet to be disclosed), consumers are provided ample choice depending upon their budgetary constraints and feature priorities. Pre-orders commence May 7th exclusively within United States markets ahead of full retail availability commencing two weeks later on May 15th.