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Moto Razr Plus 2025 vs Razr Plus 2024: Subtle differences, but otherwise the same

The Razr Plus 2024 was widely regarded as the best flip phone of last year, and one year later, Motorola has introduced a new Razr Plus 2025, exclusively for North America. Except, unlike last year, it’s no longer the flagship, as the new Razr Ultra 2025 has taken that crown and comes replete with a host of upgrades.

Meanwhile, the Razr Plus 2025 has the fewest upgrades of the entire lineup this year, with Motorola opting to stick to a tried-and-tested formula that has yielded a nearly identical phone with a few subtle differences.

What are these differences, and which one should you buy? Let’s take a look at the Moto Razr Plus 2025 versus the Razr Plus 2024 to find out!

Moto Razr Plus 2025 vs Razr Plus 2024: specs

	Moto Razr Plus 2025	Moto Razr Plus 2024
Dimensions	Open: 73.99 x 171.42 x 7.09mm Closed: 73.99 x 88.09x 15.32mm	Open: 73.99 x 171.42 x 7.09mm Closed: 73.99 x 88.09x 15.32mm
Weight	189 grams	189 grams
Display	Main: 6.9-inch, foldable pOLED 1080 x 2640 pixels, 413 ppi HDR10+, Dolby Vision, 165Hz 3,000 nits peak brightness Cover Display: 4-inch LTPO AMOLED 1272 x 1080 pixels, 417 ppi HDR10+, Dolby Vision, 165Hz 2,400 nits peak brightness	Main: 6.9-inch, foldable pOLED 1080 x 2640 pixels, 413 ppi HDR10+, Dolby Vision, 165Hz 3,000 nits peak brightness Cover Display: 4-inch LTPO AMOLED 1272 x 1080 pixels, 417 ppi HDR10+, Dolby Vision, 165Hz 2,400 nits peak brightness
Performance	Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 3	Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 3
Storage & Memory	12GB RAM, 256GB UFS 4.0 storage	12GB RAM, 256GB UFS 4.0 storage
Software	Android 15	Android 14
Connectivity & Sensors	Wi-FI 7, dual-band / tri-band Bluetooth 5.4, aptX Lossless NFC, USB Type-C 2.0, OTG GPS, GLONASS, BDS, GALILEO, QZSS Side-mounted fingerprint reader	Wi-FI 7, dual-band / tri-band Bluetooth 5.4, aptX Lossless NFC, USB Type-C 2.0, OTG GPS, GLONASS, BDS, GALILEO, QZSS Side-mounted fingerprint reader
Battery	4,000 mAh Lithium-Ion 45W wired charging 15W wireless charging 5W reverse charging	4,000 mAh Lithium-Ion 45W wired charging 15W wireless charging 5W reverse charging
Colors	Midnight Blue, Hot Pink, Mocha Mousse	Midnight Blue, Hot Pink, Spring Green, Peach Fuzz
Price	$999.99	$799.99

Moto Razr Plus 2025 vs Razr Plus 2024: design and display

These two phones are virtually identical, except for two or three key differences that you’ll be hard-pressed to notice immediately. Both follow the same iconic Moto Razr design language, with a large Cover Display that unfolds to reveal a beautiful, large display, all wrapped in a body featuring the most vibrant colors and finishes of any phone.

The Moto Razr Plus 2025 and Razr Plus 2024 both feature the same 4-inch external LTPO AMOLED Cover Display, which supports HDR 10+, Dolby Vision, and has a peak brightness of 2,400 nits. It’s protected by Corning’s Gorilla Glass Victus, which provides some protection against scratches and light wear and tear, although it likely won’t survive a sizeable drop.

When you unfold either phone, you get a 6.9-inch foldable LPTO AMOLED display with a refresh rate of up to 165 Hz, HDR10+ support, and a peak brightness of 3,000 nits. There has been no change to the display or overall design language between the two phones, but there are two improvements that make the Moto Razr Plus 2025 a slightly better phone.

First, the Razr Plus 2025 features a new titanium hinge, replacing the stainless steel hinge plate used on the Razr Plus 2024. Paired with a new ultra-thin glass, this allows the Razr Plus 2025 to support up to 35% more folds over its lifetime, which extends the overall durability of Motorola’s latest phone.

The Razr Plus 2025 also upgrades the IPX8 water resistance from last year to IP48 ingress protection this year, offering some dust resistance as well as the same water resistance.

Winner: Razr Plus 2025, just. The titanium hinge and improved durability result in a slightly better experience, but it’s not worth upgrading if you already have the Razr Plus 2024.

Moto Razr Plus 2025 vs Razr Plus 2024: performance and battery

Unlike the Razr 2025, which features upgraded internals over the previous generation, the Razr Plus 2025 and Razr Plus 2024 share the same processor, RAM, and storage configuration, as well as battery size and charging capabilities.

Both phones are powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 3, paired with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of UFS 4.0 storage. Each features the same 4,000 mAh battery — the smallest of the Moto Razr lineup — as well as 45W charging, 15W wireless charging, and 5W reverse charging for other devices.

Each phone also features Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, and aptX Lossless audio, as well as support for all global satellite positioning systems. The device features dual stereo speakers equipped with Snapdragon Sound, as well as NFC, USB 2.0, and a side-mounted fingerprint sensor.

Winner: Tie. The internals are identical, with absolutely no differences between them.

Moto Razr Plus 2025 vs Razr Plus 2024: cameras

Unsurprisingly, given the same hardware elsewhere, both phones also feature the same camera setup. The Razr Plus 2025 and Razr Plus 2024 feature a dual-camera setup with a 50MP main camera paired with a 50MP telephoto sensor, as well as a 32MP selfie camera.

The main sensor features an f/1.7 aperture, a 24mm focal length, and a 0.8µm pixel size. However, Motorola also utilizes pixel binning to combine four pixels into one, allowing the phones to take 12.5 MP photos with significantly larger pixels and better light collection.

The 50MP telephoto sensor is the same on both lenses and offers a f/2.0 aperture at a 47mm focal length, which equates to a 2x optical zoom. Unlike the Razr Ultra 2025, which replaces the telephoto with an ultrawide but uses in-sensor cropping on the main sensor to achieve the same 2x optical zoom effect, the Razr Plus 2025 does not feature an ultrawide sensor.

Many of your photos are likely to be captured with the phone closed, but if you want to take selfies with either phone open, the 32MP selfie camera located above the main display is the same on both devices.

Although the hardware is the same, the Razr Plus 2025 features a few AI-powered camera enhancements that should ensure it captures better photos than the Razr Plus 2024. Group Shot captures multiple frames within a second and blends them to ensure that everyone has their eyes open. Action Shot automatically adjusts the shutter speed based on different lighting conditions to ensure that photos of moving objects are blur-free. Air Gesture allows you to take pictures or video using simple hand gestures to start or stop recording.

Winner: Razr Plus 2025. The AI features make all the difference. However, they are not noteworthy enough to warrant upgrading for, especially since they will likely be available on the Razr Plus 2024 via a future update.

Moto Razr Plus 2025 vs Razr Plus 2024: software and updates

The Moto Razr Plus 2025 ships with Android 15 out of the box, whereas the Razr Plus 2024 comes with Android 14, with a planned update to Android 15 scheduled for the coming months. This update is likely to bring some of the camera and Moto AI features to the older model, although it’s unclear whether the Razr Plus 2024 will get all of the same features.

The Razr Plus 2025 boasts several key enhancements to the overall experience. On the Cover Display, several panels have undergone upgrades to enhance usability. The Communications panel now lets you access more than just your favorite contacts, as you can set shortcuts to send emails, post to social media, or access features within other frequently used apps. The app and widget panels have also been expanded, with the Razr Plus 2025 now capable of adding a total of three of each, versus just one with the Razr Plus 2024.

Beyond this, the Razr Plus 2025 also features a few new Moto AI capabilities designed to enhance the usefulness of Moto AI in everyday life. The original Moto AI features that were rolled out to the Razr Plus 2024 are also present, including Catch Me Up, designed to recap recent personal notifications; Remember This, which captures a screenshot and makes it easy to recall the information later; and Pay Attention, which lets you effortlessly start a voice recording complete with real-time transcription.

However, while these features are present on both devices, the Razr Plus 2025 also gains new Moto AI 2.0 features, including Next Move, which analyzes the content of what’s on your screen and suggests next steps. These steps can involve creating new musical playlists with Playlist Studio, generating images, stickers, avatars, or other content with Image Studio, or saving important information to your Journal for later recollection.

The Razr Plus 2025 also gains access to several additional AI partners, with Microsoft CoPilot and Perplexity preinstalled out of the box. If you choose to buy the Razr Plus 2025, you’ll also receive three months of Perplexity Pro for free, valued at $60.

Both phones feature the same software commitment, with Motorola guaranteeing three years of software updates and four years of security updates. This means that the Razr Plus 2025 will be updated to Android 18, while the Razr Plus 2024 will likely stop receiving updates around Android 17.

Winner: Razr Plus 2025. However, if the same set of features is introduced in the Razr Plus 2024 through a future update, then it’s a tie between the two phones.

Moto Razr Plus 2025 vs Razr Plus 2024: Price and Availability

The Razr Plus 2025 will be available for pre-order from May 7 at $999.99, ahead of its release date on May 15. It’ll be available in three colors: Midnight Blue, Hot Pink, and the Pantone Color of the Year, Mocha Mousse (also known as brown).

Meanwhile, the Razr Plus 2024 is currently available for $799.99 and comes in Midnight Blue, Hot Pink, and Spring Green. Earlier this year, a Mocha Mousse version of the Razr Plus 2024 was also launched, but it’s no longer available for purchase.

Moto Razr Plus 2025 vs Razr Plus 2024: which should you buy?

For many comparisons, this often requires careful consideration; however, with these two devices proving to be 98% identical, the answer is fairly straightforward: the Razr Plus 2024 is a better purchase, given its $200 lower price than the Razr Plus 2025.

The only caveat to this recommendation is if you need the new AI features, want three months of Perplexity Pro or access to CoPilot, or the latest camera features, then the Razr Plus 2025 could be a better choice. If you’re buying new, there’s a chance you’ll get a better deal through your carrier on the latest model as well, which will also be supported for one year longer than the Razr Plus 2024.

If you already have the Razr Plus 2024, then there’s no reason to upgrade, at least not to the Razr Plus 2025. If you’re looking for a change, want an improvement in the camera, or need better battery life, you’re much better off looking at the new Razr Ultra 2025.

April 24, 2025

The new Moto Razr will run Perplexity and CoPilot as part of Moto AI

Motorola has today unveiled three new smartphones — the Razr 2025, Razr Plus 2025, and Razr Ultra 2025 — alongside the new Moto Buds Loop earbuds, the Moto Watch Fit smartwatch, and more. The three new Razr phones are built with AI in mind, and as part of a preview yesterday, we learned that they also feature several firsts for AI in smartphones.

A choice of AI platforms

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Out of the box, all three Razr devices will come preinstalled with Google Gemini as the default voice assistant. However, in addition to this, all three devices will also have access to rival AI platforms, including Perplexity and Microsoft CoPilot. If you buy one of the new Razr models, you’ll also get access to three months of Perplexity Pro for free.

Each phone uses a different chipset and therefore has different capabilities when it comes to running complex LLM models on-device. The Razr Ultra 2025 is the only model to use the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, which also gives it access to a neural processing unit with 80 TOPS of performance. This means that it’s also the only phone capable of running Meta’s Llama 3.2 model, which is powering Motorola’s new Look and Talk feature.

New Moto AI features

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The new feature enables you to interact with Moto AI without touching the screen or using voice commands when using the Razr Ultra 2025 in stand or tent mode. This means you can instantly access Moto AI features at a glance without needing to activate them. For those who prefer, you can also activate these features by pressing and holding the dedicated AI key.

The new Razr 2025 series comes equipped with a range of new Moto AI features. The Look and Talk feature is exclusive to the Razr Ultra 2025, but all three devices also gain access to upgraded versions of the original Moto AI features. These include Catch Me Up to summarize notifications, Remember This to save and easily recall screenshots, and Pay Attention to start a voice recording complete with instant transcription.

When can you get these devices?

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All three devices are also the first to debut new Moto AI 2.0 features, including Next Move, which reads what’s on your screen and recommends next steps, such as creating a music playlist, generating images with Image Studio, or saving important details to recall them later easily.

Pre-orders for the new Razr 2025 will launch May 7, starting at $699.99, with all three devices on sale on May 15.

April 24, 2025
I tried every Moto Razr 2025 color and finish, this is my favorite

One is my favorite things about Motorola phones is that they stand out. Unlike most phone makers, who opt for boring colors, Motorola’s unique brand identity and its partnership with Pantone usually yield interesting and distinctive color choices designed to make a statement.

The new Razr 2025 series continues in this mold, as the three phones — the Razr 2025, Razr Plus 2025, and Razr Ultra 2025 — come in a host of different colors with striking material finishes, including a world first on a smartphone.

I spent time with nine of the ten color choices across the entire range during a preview event in New York City yesterday. All ten are inspired by different Pantone colors, with the Pantone name used in each of the official product names. What colors are available for each of the Razr 2025 series models, and which one is my favorite for each model? Read on to find out!

The best Razr 2025 color

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Let’s kick things off with the Razr 2025. It’s the entry-level of the three phones this year, but it still gets a splash of color in its unique way. Last year, Motorola introduced a hot orange color, which remains one of the best smartphone colors available. However, this year, the company has opted for different colors that still make a statement.

All four Razr 2025 models feature a plush leather-like finish on the rear. If you don’t want a color that makes a bold statement, the Gibraltar Sea model features a rich, navy color that complements any outfit you wear. If you’d rather something lighter that still doesn’t make too much of a splash, the Lightest Sky model features a white rear finish with a subtle pattern and a matching white front fascia that helps accentuate the unique design of the phone.

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The other two colors stand out much more. The Parfait Pink is a light pink model which we unfortunately didn’t get to see. The Spring Bud is a gorgeous light green model that’s by far my favorite, at least without seeing the pink model. These two color choices are designed to be immediately noticeable, and if you don’t mind something truly different, the spring bud is the way to go.

The best Razr Plus 2025 color

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The Razr Plus 2025 comes in three colors, and two of these will be very familiar if you saw the Razr Plus 2024. Last year’s flagship Razr was my favorite flip phone of the year, especially in the hot pink color, and it’s no surprise that I enjoy the pink one this year as well.

This year’s Razr Plus also comes in Pantone’s Color of the Year, Mocha Mousse, which features a brown finish that’s less striking than the hot pink but still makes a statement in its own way. Alongside this, the third color is a rich Midnight Blue, featuring a two-tone shade on the back that’s reminiscent of a racing stripe.

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Since the first Razr Plus remake in 2023, I’ve loved the Magneta and Hot Pink colors, and this year’s Hot Pink Razr Plus 2025 is still my favorite. It’s virtually identical to last year’s colorway, although it has a subtle change in the rear leather finish. If you loved the Hot Pink last year, this year’s variant will also delight you.

The best Razr Ultra 2025 color

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Now to the newest member of the family, and the first Ultra flip phone ever made. To celebrate this milestone of building a flagship flip phone, Motorola has opted for the largest variety of colors and finishes in its Razr lineup to date.

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First, there’s the new Pantone Scarab color, which may appear dark blue in product photos but is a unique greenish-brown shade. This model is paired with Alcantara leather, which is made exclusively in Italy. It’s the first time that alcantara leather has been used on a smartphone, and while it’s incredibly unique, it’s my least favorite of the four color choices.

Next are two colors that will likely be familiar. The Rio Red model features a rich red color reminiscent of the red used in previous Razr phones, while the Cabaret color is a beautiful pink that is also similar to last year’s. Both feature subtle changes to the leather finish and some unique design flourishes, but for the most part, they’re nearly identical to previous models.

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One of the most unique features on a Motorola phone in the past was the wood back used on the Moto X a decade ago. This year, the same style of finish is making a return to Motorola’s lineup in the form of the Pantone Mountain Trail color on the Razr Ultra 2025.

Unlike the rest of the Razr 2025 lineup, it’s the only model not to feature a leather finish. It uses FSC-certified wood to ensure that it’s sustainable, durable, and stylish, but it would have been nice to see Motorola opt for a teak or mahogany finish with darker grains. It’s unclear whether the same wood finish and pattern are used on each model, or if there are subtle differences; however, it’s one of the most unique finishes available on a smartphone now.

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I love the look of the wood finish, but my primary concern is whether it offers as much grip. From my initial preview, it isn’t any more slippery than the leather finishes, but it also lacks the inherent grip found in those finishes. The wood finish is easier to pull in and out of your jeans pocket, will probably be easier to clean, and less likely to develop a patina over time, so it should remain the most interesting color. However, it’s not my favorite color: I’ve loved Motorola’s pink and red colorways, and that’s no different with the Ultra. Most likely, I’ll pick the Rio Red model, although the wood finish is a strong contender just for its uniqueness.

Even if you don’t agree with my specific choices, one thing is certain: the Razr 2025 series has the most unique set of colors on a smartphone today. In a world where smartphone colors and finishes have become fairly homogenous, it’s great to see a smartphone maker stand out in creative ways.

April 24, 2025
Moto Razr Plus 2025 Preview: a refresh with a few differences

For the past two years, Motorola has launched two new flip-style folding phones. The entry-level Razr was joined by the flagship Razr Plus, but this year, the company is expanding the lineup with the new Razr Ultra 2025.

The Razr Plus has been my favorite flip phone for the past two years, but the new Razr Ultra 2025 means that the Razr Plus is no longer Motorola’s flagship. What does this mean for the Razr Plus 2025, and what’s new with this year’s middle flip phone?

At an exclusive preview event in New York City yesterday, I had the opportunity to spend some time with the new Razr Plus 2025. Is it just a refresh, or is there something new that helps it stand out? Here’s our hands-on preview of the new Razr Plus 2025.

The same design, display, and internals

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If you look at the Razr Plus 2024 next to the Razr Plus 2025, you’ll be hard pressed to find a single noticeable difference. That’s because these are essentially the same phone, albeit with subtle changes to the color and finish choices.

This means you get the same 4-inch Cover Display complete with a 22:9 aspect ratio, a dynamic refresh rate of up to 165Hz, HDR 10+ support, and a peak brightness of 2,400 nits. Unfolded, the Razr Plus 2025 also features the same 6.9-inch foldable pOLED display with HDR10+ support, a refresh rate of up to 165Hz, and a peak brightness of 3,000 nits.

Under the hood, the Razr Plus 2025 utilizes the same Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor as last year, paired with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of UFS 4.0 storage. This means it also features Wi-Fi 7 support, Bluetooth 5.4, and support for 5G sub-6 networks. Like last year, there is no mmWave 5G support; however, this is consistent with other phone makers who have also dropped the fastest 5G speeds.

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Under the hood, there’s the same 4,000 mAh battery as last year’s Razr Plus, with Motorola opting not to increase the battery size like it did with the Razr 2025 and Razr Ultra 2025. There’s also 45W charging, 15W wireless charging, and 5W reverse wireless charging; however, like most phones in the US, no charger is included in the box.

To the right is the same side-mounted fingerprint reader that works extremely well on the Razr Plus 2024. On the back, there are subtle changes to the durability and color choices for what is otherwise an identical phone to last year’s.

Improved durability and crease

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Like the rest of the Razr 2025 series, the Razr Plus 2025 features a new titanium hinge that you won’t immediately notice. This upgraded hinge is four times stronger than the surgical-grade stainless steel hinge used in the Razr Plus 2025, and it helps ensure that the phone itself can handle up to 35% more folds.

Beyond this, the Razr Plus 2025 also features a new, improved ultra-thin glass that is designed to make the display and crease up to 30% smoother. There’s also Gorilla Glass Victus protection, similar to last year’s model, which should ensure it’s protected against scratches and wear and tear.

After a year of use, my Razr Plus 2024 has held up extremely well. However, I’m looking forward to seeing how the new titanium hinge improves durability over time, especially since Motorola has also adjusted the angle at which the display folds to enhance durability further.

Identical colors and cameras

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One of the reasons to buy the Moto Razr lineup is always Motorola’s dedication to striking colors that are unlike anything offered by the competition, and the Razr Plus 2025 continues this trend.

However, while the Razr Ultra 2025 offers a range of color choices and finishes, including a beautiful wood finish, the Razr Plus is available in fewer colors than the Razr Plus 2024, and they all appear very similar.

The Razr Plus 2025 is available in three color choices: Midnight Blue, Hot Pink (my favorite), and Mocha Mousse. The first two were also available at launch for the Razr Plus 2024, while the latter is the Pantone color of the year, and the Razr Plus 2024 was launched in this color earlier this year. There are subtle changes to the finish on the rear, but essentially, these are the same colors you can find on the Razr Plus 2024.

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Also identical is the dual camera setup. The Razr Plus 2025 features the same 50MP main camera with an f/1.7 aperture and quad pixel technology, paired with the same 50MP telephoto camera that offers 2x optical zoom. The selfie camera above the main display is also the same 32MP sensor found in last year’s model.

The Razr Plus 2024 camera proved to be capable in most lighting conditions, and there’s little reason to suspect that this year’s model will be any different.

Improvements in software and Moto AI

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Like every phone maker, Motorola has also invested heavily in bringing a suite of AI features to the Razr Plus 2025. It runs the same suite of original Moto AI features that launched in January for the Razr Plus 2024, but also adds a few new Moto AI 2.0 features designed to further blend productivity and creativity tools into a single, useful suite of AI tools.

The Razr Plus 2025 ships with Gemini pre-installed and usable on the front screen, making it the first smartphone to feature this capability. It is also the first Android phone to feature Perplexity out of the box, and the first to have support for Microsoft CoPilot. Motorola is committed to ensuring that whichever AI platform you prefer, the Razr Plus 2025 can support it.

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Beyond this, the Razr Plus 2025 also comes with enhanced versions of the original Moto AI features: Catch Me Up to summarize personal notifications, Pay Attention to quickly start and save voice recordings, and Remember This to help you easily store and recall screenshots.

The Razr Plus 2025 also features the new Moto AI 2.0. Next Move recognizes what’s on your screen and suggests next steps. These include saving important details to make them easy to recall later, creating an image, avatar, wallpaper, or sticker with Image Studio, or generating a musical playlist with Playlist Studio.

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The Razr Plus 2025 also features a few enhancements to Motorola’s already excellent front-screen software, which has made the Razr Plus 2024 my favorite compact phone. There is support for directly launching app features, such as a new Instagram post or email, from the communications panel, as well as the ability to add up to two additional app and widget panels. Motorola already has the best software for a front-facing display on a flip phone, and these tweaks make it even better.

When can you buy the Razr Plus 2025?

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If you’re interested in the new Razr Plus 2025, you can pre-order it starting May 7 for $999.99 at Best Buy, Motorola.com, and Amazon, with it officially available on May 15. It’s exclusive to North America, so there is no European model, unlike in previous years. The Razr Plus 2025 will also be available from T-Mobile and AT&T starting May 15.

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