Motorola has renewed its range of foldable smartphones with the new Razr 60 and Razr 60 Ultra, two models that seek to make a name for themselves in the segment premium thanks to a combination of design, power, durability and a strong focus on artificial intelligence.
Design and display: exclusive finishes and greater functionality
The arrival of this generation represents a significant leap forward for the brand in terms of design. Motorola is betting on unusual materials such as Alcantara (the Ultra is the world's first smartphone with this finish) and certified real wood, in addition to offering an exclusive color palette developed in conjunction with Pantone (such as Scarab, Mountain Trail, Cabaret, Rio Red, Gibraltar Sea, and Parfait Pink). This choice sets it apart from other competing foldables and reinforces the idea that design is one of the main draws of these new devices.
In terms of durability, the company has opted for a redesigned titanium hinge, which Motorola claims is up to 4 times stronger than traditional stainless steel and can withstand 35% more bends. Plus, Both devices feature IP48 certification., which translates into superior protection against dust and splashes, something rare in foldable smartphones.
One of the key points in these models is their commitment to larger and more useful outdoor screensThe Razr 60 Ultra features a 4-inch external pOLED display protected by Gorilla Ceramic Glass, which covers almost the entire front surface and allows you to run any app, reply to messages, and interact with the AI without having to open the phone. The standard model, meanwhile, has a 3,6-inch external display, also with expanded functionality.
Inside, the Razr 60 Ultra packs a 7-inch LTPO AMOLED display With a 165Hz refresh rate and a peak brightness of up to 4.500 nits, the Razr 60 delivers an excellent viewing experience even in bright daylight. The Razr 6,9 features a 120-inch internal display with 3.000Hz refresh rate and a brightness of XNUMX nits.
Power to match and lots of AI
Underhood, The Razr 60 Ultra relies on the Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, Qualcomm's most advanced chipset to date, along with 16GB of LPDDR5X RAM and up to 512GB of storage. The Razr 60 is powered by an efficient MediaTek Dimensity 7400X, with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. Both devices feature 5G, next-generation Wi-Fi, and enhanced connectivity.
All these specifications translate into Agile usability, seamless multitasking, and seamless integration of AI features that differentiate this generation from any previous Motorola generation.
And the big news in software is a Improved Moto AI, the AI system developed by MotorolaThe company claims it goes beyond a simple assistant, being able to interpret the context, learn from the user's habits, and offer answers or suggestions based on daily needs. It includes exclusive features that have been improved (thanks to user feedback, the brand assures), such as ""Catch up" to summarize notifications or «Remember this» to save important data on screen.
On the Razr 60 Ultra, the presence of A dedicated physical key allows the AI to be invoked from anywhere in the system, even with the phone folded. Additionally, the Look & Talk feature leverages sensors to activate Moto AI simply by looking at the phone, allowing you to request summaries, transcribe conversations, or create reminders without physically interacting with the device.
Moto AI also incorporates creative tools such as Playlist Studio for automatic playlist generation or Image Studio for creating custom images, backgrounds, and stickers using text commands.
Professional photography and autonomy with endurance
The Razr 60 Ultra It incorporates a system of two 50 MP cameras each for wide-angle and ultra-wide-angle captures, and another 50MP sensor for selfies. It also records video up to 8K and offers Dolby Vision support, in addition to utilizing advanced AI features.
The Razr 60, meanwhile, uses a 50MP main camera alongside a 13MP ultra-wide-angle and macro sensor, allowing for high-quality photos and 4K recording. The front camera is 32MP.
Regarding autonomy, the 60 Ultra integrates a 4.700 mAh battery with 68W wired fast charging, 30W wireless charging, and reverse charging, achieving up to 36 hours of use, according to the company. The Razr 60 features a 4.500 mAh battery, 30W fast charging, and 15W wireless charging.
Prices and availability
In Spain, Motorola Razr 60Ultra is now available at a price of 1.299 Euros, including free Moto Buds+ headphones and the Moto Watch Fit smartwatch for the first few weeks (in select promotions). Razr 60, more economical, will soon be available at a price of 799 Euros.
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