I went hands-on with Motorola’s three new Razrs, and they’re familiar, fashionable, and deeply frustrating

It's rare to stumble on smartphones that are truly difficult to write about, but Motorola's new lineup of Razrs absolutely fits the bill. It's not that they're bad phones, boring phones, or even uninteresting ones — it's that practically everything new here requires filling a spot as your daily driver. The 2025 Razr and Razr+ are primarily seeing minor spec bumps compared to their direct predecessors, and while the Razr Ultra fills in the missing flagship Moto fans have been asking for, I can't tell you how it performs, how long the battery last, or how impressive (or unimpressive) the camera system is.