- Analysis by KJ David
Retaining the name and signature form factor of Motorola's legacy flip phone, the Motorola Razr 2019 boasts a foldable design 
that made it a rather unique Android phone around the time of this review of its pros and cons (Check out the market's best smartphones here). Despite its unusual design concept, though, some of its specs are not as appealing as we had hoped.
The biggest problem about this folding phone seems to be battery life, seeing that it has a mere 2510mAh battery 
. In comparison, most conventional bar-type smartphones with comparable feature sets pack 3000mAh or even 4000mAh cells. Additionally, it does not come with a microSD card slot , which we consider an outright con, although it does offer a rather hefty 128GB internal memory.
It runs on a 2.2GHz eight-core Snapdragon 710 engine, which, although won't plug it into our list of the best octa-core phones, sounds just about right, relative to its other features. It is accompanied by a hearty 6GB RAM .
Its real pro, however, comes in the form of a 6.2-inch foldable pOLED main screen whose 21:9 Cinemavision aspect ratio brings to mind some of the most popular wide-screen smartphones on the market. It has a resolution of 2142 x 876 pixels. While the phone is closed, users can check notifications through its 2.7-inch external display which has a 4:3 aspect ratio (800 x 600) and is made of gOLED.
The Razr 2019, which, by the way, is weightier than many similarly-specked Androids listed here on Phonerated, at 205g , sports a 16-megapixel primary camera decked out with a dual LED flash and dual pixel autofocus. Up front, it touts a somewhat mundane (by 2019 standards) 5-megapixel-only selfie camera that's at least accompanied by a screen flash function.
The rest of its pros and cons include Motorola's signature splash-proof nano-coating , a 15W TurboPower charging system, and NFC support. It runs on Android 9.0 Pie out of the box and it is offered in Noir Black.
With all that said, this modernized version of the Razr winds up as a viable choice for mid-level Android shoppers who are into foldable phones.
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