So I've had this phone for a little over a week putting it through it's paces and here are my pros, cons and mehs.

Pros:
-Snappy OS very responsive, on startup it may not seem like it, but let it update and catch up and afterwards it's great.
-great cameras, additionally when taking a photo or video the picture will be displayed on the external screen so whoever you're taking a photo of can see what it looks like. Personally I like this alot, you can even use it as a camcorder.
-accurate and responsive touch screens, very snappy and quick I prefer this over my previous phone.
-great battery life, all day battery, from full battery and after an hour straight of streaming gaming and other things it only went down to 89%
-good price for what you get
-limited bloatware, came with 3 moto apps in comparison to the 10 that come with any Samsung product, has a lot of Google ones though but I feel that's standard on most phones these days.
-satisfying closing to end phone calls, hello early 2000s
-Crease is almost non existent.
Cons:
-app-group organization is non-existent, once it's set it can't be moved
-i haven't personally ran into this, but from jerryrigseverything the front touchscreen you have to be careful with as it has a void behind it and can get damaged easily
-some users have complained about a noisy hinge, I personally dont have that issue
-it borders on gimicky, personally I like it but from a different perspective I can appreciate it's gimmick-nature
-personally don't like the default keyboard
-its not Samsung, meaning that you'll have a hard time finding accessories and cases
-its not IP68 waterproof like competitors meaning it's water resistant not proof
-some users have reported the hinge breaking or getting dirt within it causing issues.
Mehs:
-the gestures are cool(shake for flashlight, facedown for DND,etc) but for me I turned off a lot of them as when I go for a run the light keeps going on or off or the camera gets activated
-personally I love the front touchscreen, but from the general perspective I can see it being a love hate thing. I like it for when I'm on the go I can quickly answer a text or message without the whole phone being open or me being distracted by another app. But it is limited, some apps aren't authorized to work on it( I have an august door lock and the app won't work on the small screen).
- limited notification and call settings, can't set ringtones or notification sounds for specific people. This is in the meh section because a lot of android phones do this and it doesn't really bother me much.
-Default notification and ringtones are lackluster, get the Zedge app and enjoy
- even when semi folded( Lshaped) you can scroll and read articles or books. Personally I'm not a fan of this because it hurts my brain, some people love it.

I personally am a huge fan of this phone and it's my first foldable smart phone. Samsung is soon releasing the flip 5 and Im sure this phone will fade into obscurity, but I like it and honestly prefer the limited bloatware and non standard OS as it has less muss and fuss than Samsung or Apple.

It's a folding phone there's a slight crease, but nothing I noticed regularly even when watching a video.

Front panel is great for quick and on the go replying.

Overall it's a good phone but because it's not Samsung android you'll have a hard time finding a reliable case for it.

So far like the phone but there's so much to learn it's going to take me awhile of playing with it. The one thing that bothers me is the short battery life I'll have to see how it works for me other than that it's a great phone

I am 4 days in and was coming from the 2020 Razr flip phone, which is pretty decent and I have enjoyed. The 2020 is generally a solid phone; no delamination, nice outer screen and easy to operate. The clamshell on both phones protects the screen well, so expect the phone to last.

This new 2023 Razr made all of the upgrades in exactly where it needed it. Now with wireless charging, 120hz refresh, bigger battery, bigger screen and a better camera. The processor is powerful enough for smooth operation everywhere. Also, so far no squeak like the 2020, but that never bothered me in the first place because it was so minor.

The build quality is great; tight fit but robust feel. When open it feels like a regular smart phone with no movement. The phone fold stays where you put it, also an improvement over 2020. The outer screen is large enough to use most apps; an improvement over the 2020, which was already good (I have used the 2020 to scan my boarding pass QR when traveling). The inner screen is just enough larger than the 2020 that it is easier to read everything for more mature eyes.

Great value for the price; Samsung had better watch out! I expect 2+ years and at $900 it is a steal.

Finally, this had to be the easiest switch of phones I ever had. The file transfer occurred over the included USB type C cable. It was about 15 to 20 minutes, but EVERYTHING transferred... My Google account, all of the apps, most of my games progress and even the location of the icons. I did have to readd the one weather widget, but not a big deal.

Bravo, Motorola!

This was my first time having a flip phone and I was happy that my first flipping smartphone experience was with Razr+ even though I returned it.

Pros:

- The phone being compact and able to be easily carried around was so refreshing especially coming from an iPhone where it's just a heavy block
- Outer screen came in clutch so many times especially when I was commuting from work and needed to see the next direction while I was driving or taking public transportation. Was able to quickly respond to texts, see notifications, change music, and even scan boarding passes while I was traveling internationally
- Flippy! Able to flip my phone and having the capability to use my phone in a compact or use it to its truest size was very refreshing and fun flipping the phone open to answer texts

Cons:
- Coming from iPhone and Samsung, the Motorola's software was very difficult to overcome, at least for me. I know some people love the "stock Android" look, feel, and UI, but I just wasn't one of them.
- Not sure if it was just my unit, but there was always a small creak nice coming out from the hinge. I wasn't sure if my unit was defective or if it was a common thing. After researching online, I see that it's pretty common and needed to get used to it, but I couldn't deal with the hinge noise. First time flip phone making those noises made me have anxiety.
- Lack of cases, accessories, and etc.

Overall, 4/5 phone with great experience as the phone had great battery life, beautiful internal and external display, but I think that I'm not a flip phone user. I decided to go back to Samsung after holding my iPhone for 3 years.

This phone is top of the line. It is super slick and has some of the best features I've seen on a phone. I really love the camera's, super nice and honestly could beat apple (I switched from the latest iphone to this) and am honestly impressed! Well worth the price!