Not all foldables are created equal. It's no secret that Apple is late to the foldable phone party, but that's really its style. More often than not Apple tends to sit on the sidelines, waiting for rivals like Samsung to take the big risks with new technologies. Then it swoops in, hopefully with a more polished product. The iPhone Duo is a prime example.
The foldable market is old enough at this point that Motorola has produced several generations of updated Razrs, its flagship being the 2026 Razr Ultra. At $500 less than the $2,000 iPhone Duo, there's obvious appeal. The deepest split is in form factors. The Ultra assumes a standard candybar layout when open, measuring 7 inches diagonally. The Duo, meanwhile, is shaped like a passport, opening to a 7.6-inch display.
Performance-wise, the devices are closer than you might think. The Ultra comes equipped with a fast Snapdragon 8 Elite processor and 16GB of RAM. The Duo will likely rank faster thanks to Apple's newer A20 Pro chip. The Ultra's battery lasted 31 hours in video-based testing. Regarding toughness, the Duo has a superior IP68 rating versus the Ultra's IP48.
Source: Engadget · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing