This Unlocked Motorola Razr+ Is Now on Sale for Over $600 Off.
The unlocked Motorola Razr+ (2025, 256GB) is currently on sale on Woot for $379.99 , a significant discount from its regular price of $999.99 on Amazon and below the previous low of $599.99, according to price tracking sites . This is a limited-time offer, valid for eight days or while supplies last. Shipping is free for Prime members , and $6 for everyone else. For this price, you get a mid-range foldable smartphone from Motorola’s 2025 lineup, positioned between the base Razr and the more expensive Ultra.
This phone’s main selling point is its external display. It’s a four-inch pOLED panel with a high refresh rate and sufficient brightness for comfortable use outdoors. More importantly, it allows you to run full apps: you can reply to messages, browse social media, or even play games like Genshin Impact without opening the phone, as noted in a PCMag review . Internally, performance is solid thanks to the third-generation Snapdragon 8 processor and 12GB of RAM. Apps open quickly, multitasking is smooth, and Android 15 feels clean and free of bloatware. Battery life is under 13 hours, which is enough for a full day, but nothing more. Charging makes up for this shortcoming with support for 45W wired charging and 15W wireless charging.
The body also feels durable: an aluminum frame, a titanium hinge rated for 200,000 folds, and an IP48 rating for added protection against dust and water. Connectivity options include Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, NFC, and 5G support in the sub-6 GHz band. Motorola has also added a number of AI tools, such as transcription and notification summaries, though a Moto account is required to use them.
The cameras are where things even out. The main 50-megapixel sensor takes decent photos in good lighting with natural colors, but details become washed out when zooming in, even with the 50-megapixel telephoto lens. Low-light performance is average. This is a phone for amateur photographers, not for those who value consistent color reproduction. Software support is also shorter than some competitors : three years of Android updates and four years of security patches. Still, at $399.99, the Razr+ (2025) isn’t so much a phone with the best specs as it is a good choice if you want a foldable phone without overpaying for flagship models.