Motorola Razr+ (2026) Lands at $1,099.99 as $100 Hike Sharpens Galaxy Z Flip 7 Fight
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Updated · Boy Genius Report · Jun 9
Motorola Razr+ (2026) Lands at $1,099.99 as $100 Hike Sharpens Galaxy Z Flip 7 Fight
3 articles · Updated · Boy Genius Report · Jun 9
Summary
$1,099.99 puts Motorola’s Razr+ (2026) in an awkward middle tier—$100 above last year, above the base Razr, but still below the top-end Razr Ultra.
6.9-inch and 4.0-inch displays, a titanium hinge and a Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 give it clear upgrades over the base model, but the chip is unchanged from earlier Razr+ generations.
4,500mAh battery life improves meaningfully, and 45W wired charging beats Samsung’s 25W on the Galaxy Z Flip 7, with the phone reaching about 70% in 30 minutes.
50MP main and 50MP ultrawide cameras replace last year’s telephoto setup, trading optical reach for flexibility; image quality is solid, but rivals still offer stronger cameras and software.
BGR’s verdict is that the Razr+ is a competent flip phone for buyers committed to the form factor, though similarly priced slab phones deliver better overall value.