If you like foldable phones, the name Razr definitely rings a bell. Once a legend among clamshells, it's now back with a modern concept. And this year Motorola is serious. No compromises, no "just for show". This time, there's top-notch performance inside, which you'd expect from a Galaxy S or Pixel.
In the Geekbench benchmark database, the Razr 60 Ultra discovered with this chip and the scores speak for themselves. Over 2 points for a single core and over 700 in the multicore test is something that suggests that this "puzzle" will have no problem with any application or multitasking.
Moreover, it is a chip manufactured using a 4nm process and offers a clock speed of up to 3,01 GHz. That is, the same base as you will find in this year's most expensive Androids. So yes, the Razr is really not just a "stylish phone" anymore.
🚀 Motorola Launch Event: April 24
📱 Edge 60 Pro
🖥️ Curved Display | Vegan Leather
🔘 Action Button
🎨 Colors: Blue, Green, Purple🦋 Razr 60 Ultra
⚡ SD 8 Elite
🖥️ 6.96" OLED | 4" Cover Scr
🔋 4500mAh | 68W Charging
🎨 Colors: Green, Rio Red, Pink, Wood#Edge60Pro #Razr60Ultra pic.twitter.com/B7ZbXJ2Gxw— Vikas Singh (@GeekyVikas) April 11, 2025
The software equipment is not left behind
It's not officially confirmed yet, but from the logic of things (and tests) we know that the Razr 60 Ultra It will run on Android 15 and the release date is approaching, on April 24. The official presentation and, very likely, the complete reveal of the design and features will take place on that day.
While the performance side is more or less confirmed, all we know about the design is that it will be a clamshell-style foldable model. It can be assumed that Motorola will retain its typical dual-display format, with an outer screen for notifications, photos, and quick controls, and a large inner display when unfolded.
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You may have thought that foldable phones were just expensive toys without any real performance. Well, not anymore. Motorola Razr 60 Ultra is clearly trying to shatter that notion. So if you're looking for a combination of style, compact design, and flagship performance, you have reason to be wary.
We can only guess here. If Motorola follows the trends of previous years, it will be a device above 1 euros (000 crowns). But if it manages to maintain quality and offer some extra bonuses (such as fast support, new AI features or quality cameras), we may not look at the price so critically.
