★★★★☆ Motorola Razr 50 Ultra (sold in the U.S. as Razr+ 2024)

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Pros

  • Superb dual-display experience: a roomy 4.0" 165 Hz cover screen plus a bright, nearly crease-free 6.9" 165 Hz inner pOLED.

  • Flagship-class Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 performance with solid battery life and 45 W wired / 15 W wireless charging.

  • Strong camera setup for a flip: 50 MP main with OIS and a rare 50 MP 2× telephoto, plus excellent stereo speakers.

Cons

  • Software support trails Samsung: typically three OS upgrades and four years of security updates.

  • IPX8 water resistance lacks a dust rating, and case/accessory options are thinner than for Samsung flips.

  • No Qi2 magnetic wireless charging; night video and long-zoom still lag slab flagships.

On top of:

  • Motorola Razr (2024)

  • Samsung Galaxy Z Flip5

  • Motorola Razr+ (2023)

Behind of:

  • Samsung Galaxy Z Flip6

  • Oppo Find N3 Flip

  • Xiaomi MIX Flip

Summary
The Razr 50 Ultra nails what a clamshell should be in 2024: a big, useful cover screen, a premium main display, fast daily performance, and cameras that finally feel competitive—telephoto included. If you value a playful, practical flip with strong hardware and clean software, it’s an easy pick; just keep in mind Samsung still wins on long-term updates, dust protection, and ecosystem depth.

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