Essential Information
- Motorola has begun the widespread release of the Android 15 update for Razr Plus 2024 users.
- The update is just over two gigabytes in size and is available for both locked and unlocked models.
- With Android 15, users can enjoy enhanced wireless capabilities and satellite connectivity.
Motorola is now extensively rolling out the Android 15 update for Motorola Razr Plus 2024 users in the U.S., following a limited rollout last month. The company’s updated support document has confirmed that the upgrade started for all unlocked Motorola Razr Plus 2024 devices as of today, May 2.
Android Central has reported receiving the Android 15 update on their Razr Plus 2024 unit, which has a version number of V2UX35.47-3 and a file size of 2.17GB. Additionally, numerous reports from Razr Plus 2024 owners on the Motorola Razr subreddit indicate they are also receiving the OTA update today with the same version number and size in the U.S.
This suggests that Motorola is making Android 15 available to U.S. Razr Plus 2024 users for the first time. Previously, Android 15 was released for the earlier Razr Plus 2023 model earlier this year. The expected rollout date for AT&T and T-Mobile carrier models is listed as April 23, 2025.
To verify if your Motorola Razr Plus 2024 is eligible for the Android 15 update, access the Settings app, scroll to Software update, and tap Check for update. You might also receive a notification when the Android 15 update is ready for your device.
The update elevates Razr Plus 2024 devices to the March 1, 2025 security patch level. This marks the first instance of Moto AI exiting beta for this model, introducing features like Ask Moto AI, AI Actions, and various personalized content. After the update installation, users will receive a notification regarding Moto AI.
The complete change log for the Motorola Razr Plus 2024’s Android 15 update is provided below:
- Enhanced Connectivity and Sharing
- Manage more Bluetooth features directly from quick settings.
- Previously, users could simply toggle Bluetooth on or off in quick settings.
- Now, tapping Bluetooth allows for:
- Turning Bluetooth on or off
- Pairing a new device
- Switching between paired devices
- Viewing battery levels of paired devices
- Disconnecting or forgetting a paired device
- Adjusting sound settings and accessing contacts and history for a paired device
- Note: Not all carriers support this feature.
- Even when your mobile network is unavailable, you can now send SMS. Your device will automatically connect to a satellite, enabling text messaging capabilities.
- A notification will appear on your lockscreen and within the Messages app, indicating satellite connectivity.
- If your phone and the device you wish to connect to its hotspot share the same Google account, no password entry is required to connect.
- Control Hearing Devices from Quick Settings
- A quick settings tile is now available for managing hearing devices. Tap to see battery levels, change settings, and toggle audio features like Live Caption.
- Switch between preset sound profiles that automatically adjust to your surroundings. Presets include:
- Restaurants
- Work
- TV
- Outdoors
- All-round (neutral, balanced)
- Text readability is enhanced with font scaling that prevents excessive text size.
- Modern refreshable Braille displays can now connect to your phone’s screen reader via USB or Bluetooth with Braille Display HID support.
- Find powered-off devices and accessories: You can now locate:
- Your phone, even if it is offline
- Headphones, trackers, and other compatible devices, even when powered off
- To mitigate phone theft attempts, the screen locks after 5 unsuccessful authentication tries (PIN or biometrics).
- For apps designed for Android 15, you can access saved passwords using facial recognition, fingerprints, or your screen lock. Even if you miss the passkey prompt, you can find passkey suggestions in autofill screens, such as keyboard suggestions or dropdown menus, facilitating easier sign-ins.
- Larger Thumbnails in Photo Picker: Thumbnails for photos and videos are now easier to spot and select for sharing.
- New Emoji Stickers: Fresh Emoji Kitchen stickers, including disco balls and headphones, are now available. Express your musical vibe, whether you’re into hip hop, country, or jazz.
- Gen-AI Emojis: Create personalized emojis with a larger variety of expressions, styles, or themes using Gen-AI. Remix your favorite emojis and share them as stickers from Gboard.
For comprehensive details about Android 15, please refer to our complete guide.