Motorola Razr 60 Ultra — Flip It and Love It!

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The Motorola Razr 60 Ultra isn’t just a phone — it’s a statement piece. With a compact, high-end design and stunning colour options created in collaboration with Pantone, it immediately turns heads. This year’s standout shade? Pantone Scarab — a deep, rich green with a suede-like Alcantara finish that feels just as good as it looks.

Design-wise, the Razr 60 Ultra stays true to its predecessor but brings meaningful upgrades like reinforced titanium hinges and an IP48 rating for dust and water resistance. So yes, it looks familiar — but it’s tougher than ever.

Flip-Worthy Display Upgrades

You’ll find some serious improvements in the display department. The external 4-inch screen is now covered in Gorilla Glass Ceramic, which claims to offer 10x better drop resistance. It’s also brighter than ever, hitting 3,500 nits, while the 7-inch internal screen boasts 4,500 nits brightness — a 50% jump from last year.

Thanks to an ultra-thin glass layer, the main display is smoother with less noticeable creasing — a big win for foldable fans.

Camera Smarts Get Smarter

While it may look similar on the outside, the Razr 60 Ultra’s camera system has taken a thoughtful turn. Motorola swapped out the telephoto lens for a new 50MP ultrawide + macro sensor with a 122-degree field of view. That complements the 50MP main sensor and — impressively — a 50MP internal selfie cam too.

New AI-powered features like Group Shot and Signature Style aim to match the best from Apple and Google by ensuring perfect group photos and letting you fine-tune your photo style. You’ll also find Advanced Long Exposure and Action Shot modes baked in.

Under the Hood: A Performance Powerhouse

The Razr 60 Ultra is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset — a serious step up from its predecessor’s sub-flagship processor. With 12GB of RAM and up to 1TB of storage, early hands-on performance is buttery smooth.

It’s joined by a beefy 4,700mAh battery and 67W fast charging, which Motorola claims can deliver a full day's power in just 8 minutes. Wireless charging is supported too. Compared to the Razr 60’s MediaTek chip and slower 30W charging, the Ultra clearly earns its name.

AI Everywhere: Smarter Than Ever

AI is front and center in the Razr 60 Ultra, and Motorola isn’t just relying on its own Moto AI anymore. You’ll also find integrations with Microsoft’s Co-Pilot, Google’s Gemini, Meta’s Llama 3, and Perplexity AI.

These tools promise to add contextual smarts and real-world utility to your daily phone experience — something we’ll dig into more in a full review.

The Verdict So Far: A Serious Flip Contender

At first glance, the Razr 60 Ultra may seem like a modest update — but look closer and the upgrades stack up quickly. Brighter displays, a more robust design, camera refinements, smarter AI features, and faster charging all help it stand out.

It’s still early days, but based on my time with the Razr 60 Ultra, Motorola might just have created the flip phone to beat in 2025.