Motorola Razr 70 Ultra PANTONE orient blue

Updates dringend gesucht. Das Motorola Razr 70 Ultra überzeugt im Test mit hochwertigem Scharnier, starken Displays und besserer Akkulaufzeit. Doch ältere Technik, Kamerakompromisse und der gestiegene Preis werfen die Frage auf: Reicht das für ein Premium-Foldable?

From a technical point of view, the Motorola Razr 70 Ultra has been slightly updated in a number of areas. The battery has been increased to 5000 mAh, the smartphone really has good battery life. Both screens are of excellent quality, and the external 4-inch one remains one of the most functional in its class. The Snapdragon 8 Elite's performance is enough for most tasks, the overheating problem has not yet been solved, but it is already much better than last year. As before, the smartphone has a great stylish look and IP48 protection. But it was not without its drawbacks. The processor still noticeably throttles at maximum loads. Still, I would like a separate telephoto camera. And the prospect of only 3 major OS updates in the flagship is not very encouraging.

A $200 premium over its predecessor for a slightly bigger battery and one new camera sensor just doesn't sit right.

As good as the Razr 70 Ultra is, and it is good, after spending a couple of weeks with it, I’m still not sure why anyone would buy it over the previous Razr 60 Ultra. It’s quite a lot more expensive, but only marginally better, and not in any way that’s hugely meaningful to the experience.