Motorola Razr60 Ultra Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Motorola Razr60 Ultra - a compact folding flagship

Motorola is not as popular today as it was several decades ago, but the manufacturer was able to overcome the crisis and continues to operate, unlike other former market leaders like Nokia. The developer consistently produces very competitive smartphones, including representatives of the highest price segment. This is exactly what the hero of today's review has become, having every chance to return some of the corporation's past glory.

It is difficult not to fall in love with the design of the new product. This is an extremely ergonomic folding phone that can please the buyer with a high-quality additional 3.6-inch (1066x1056 pixels) and main 6.9-inch (2640x1080 pixels) displays, a tempered glass case with a metal frame, and a conveniently located side fingerprint scanner. Of course, the screens cannot be considered truly frameless, but the form factor, coupled with the above-mentioned advantages of the exterior, distracts from this drawback. The installed AMOLED panels have an impressive peak brightness of 3000 nits, high, although not top-notch, picture clarity, smoothness at a 120-Hz refresh rate. There are no serious errors in color rendering.

The technical characteristics include the most powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite CPU (former Gen 4), 12 GB of RAM and an Adreno 830 video adapter. The bundle is characterized by fantastic performance for Android devices and scores about three million points in the AnTuTu test. Applications launch instantly, the Android 15 interface is devoid of the slightest lag. Gamers will also appreciate such power, because Fortnite, Diablo Immortal, Zenless Zone Zero and other resource-intensive projects pamper you with extremely smooth gameplay at maximum graphics settings. Of course, the design features did not allow for an effective cooling system, which is why throttling is present. But it has almost no effect on the comfort of using the gadget. It was also not possible to install a capacious battery. The phablet works for a day from a 4500 mAh battery, but it is easy to charge it with both wired (45W) and wireless (15W) charging. The permanent memory is 512 GB, there is no slot for MicroSD cards.

The photo capabilities are not bad, but far from those of camera phones. The main 50-megapixel photosensor and a telephoto lens of the same 50 MP (2x optical zoom) are equipped with hybrid stabilization and are ready to give high-quality photos and videos regardless of the lighting. But there is no wide-angle lens, and the increased dynamics of events sometimes leads to blurring and noise. The stereo sound is rich, loud, without obvious flaws. There is no protection from dust, but the IPX8 standard says that the mobile assistant is not afraid of moisture. Contactless payments NFC, support for 5G networks will be other reasons to take a closer look at the technological device that stands out from the background of similar monoblocks.