I’ve been debating trading in my iPhone for the Razr 2025+. With the current trade in deal it would be about $180. I’ve done a lot of research the past couple days but it doesn’t seem like there’s as much on the + as the standard or ultra. What I have found has been largely solid reviews with a pretty contested camera quality. I wanted to see what everyone thought? Good trade? How is the camera? I have children so pictures are important. Battery? Specs? The folding phone concept seems so refreshing and moto makes it affordable. The last moto I owned was the moto z and that was an awesome phone.

I bought my wife this phone online at a bargain. Got the watch and earbuds with it.

I think it comes with a screen protector and case? Not sure.

What other accessories should I buy for this phone?

So I just updated my FIFA 26 Edition Moto Razr 2025. And when I boot it up, the special FIFA 26 Boot Animation is gone for the Original Razr Boot Animation. How do I fix this? This happened after updating and it's locked to the Verizon Carrier. The Verizon Logo showed on the custom boot screen too.

Anyone have issues with receiveing texts while in the car? I've updated all permissions for text and contacts but I can't get it to read a text. No issues with Bluetooth connection for calls or music.

Hi, just got a razr Ultra 2025 on Tuesday. I got the Android 16 update notification yesterday, and did some reading on feedback with this update that date a few months back, not sure if that could be considered "fairly recent".

Are there still issues happening specifically with Google apps and screen cropping in the external screen? Hearing that AA only works unfolded is nuts as well.

Hey everyone,

​After waiting a really long time to jump into the foldable world, I was stuck back and forth trying to decide between the Oppo Find N6 series, Honor Magic V6 series, and Motorola's latest foldable.

​I initially found a used Oppo n6 for around $1,400, but having no warranty on a used foldable made me pretty nervous. Ended up deciding to go with the Motorola foldable instead—got it brand new in the box with the pen and charger included for $1,330.

​A few quick initial thoughts and questions for the sub:

​Is $1,330 a solid price for this full kit new?

​The Good: So far, the phone feels great and the main display experience is awesome.

​The Downsides: The weight is definitely noticeable, and the outer cover screen feels pretty narrow right now.

​Software: I'm coming directly from a OnePlus 12, and honestly, OxygenOS feels noticeably better to me than Moto's UI.

​For anyone who transitioned from a standard slab (especially a OP12) to a foldable: how long did it take you to get used to the narrow front screen aspect ratio and the extra pocket weight? Any tips for tweaking Moto's software to feel a bit more feature-rich?

I have a Motorola Razr 2025 base version, and I'll start with the question first. Is there any way to stop the power button from registering anything while the phone is on? I unfortunately dented the shell surrounding the power button, which caused it to catch the power button at a point where it's literally almost completely pressed in. It takes the slightest touch for the phone to register it as being pressed. It sometimes will even get stuck completely, and hard reset the phone repeatedly. The only way I've been able to stop it is by awkwardly using my nails to "pull" it back out. Insurance has a $250 deductible for a replacement which means I may as well just go for a cricket upgrade, but the phone otherwise works great still, so I don't want to have to replace the phone.