The new Motorola Razr 2025 series draws inspiration from Samsung’s approach—and it’s a positive move.


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Motorola has just launched its Razr 2025 series, following Samsung’s lead in North America by introducing three distinct devices in this iteration. This shift from a previous two-device strategy demonstrates Motorola’s proactive approach, which Samsung could take note of.

The Razr 2025 series consists of the standard Razr 2025, the Razr Plus 2025, and the freshly introduced Razr Ultra 2025. The latter offers top-tier specifications along with a hefty price tag. The lineup features a diverse pricing structure, kicking off at $699 and peaking at $1,299. In comparison, Samsung’s Galaxy S25 series, featuring the base S25, S25 Plus, and S25 Ultra, begins its pricing at $799 and climbs to $1,299.