For 2026, Motorola's Razr flip phones take a backseat to their first tablet-style foldable, the Razr Fold. Despite the $2,000 price tag, these flip phones remain more practical options in the crowded foldable market. Motorola knows Razrs are about style and personality rather than specs, offering a distinct experience in a smartphone world dominated by Samsung, Google, and Apple.

The 2026 models continue Motorola's focus on aesthetics with unique materials like wood panels, soft-touch plastics, vegan leather, and synthetic fabrics. These Pantone-certified colorways and textured backs make the Razrs the prettiest phones currently available, though the actual specs remain unremarkable. The design philosophy prioritizes visual interest with features like desk clock displays and mini apps for the outer screen.

However, these phones aren't for everyone. Consumers who immediately armor their devices in bulky cases shouldn't consider the Razrs. The beautiful design gets lost when covered, making these foldables a poor choice for practical-minded buyers who won't appreciate the aesthetic Motorola has crafted.