Motorola Razr Plus (2024) vs Razr (2024): Less of a Difference Compared to Last Year

Intro

Motorola has announced its new foldable phone series, the 2024 versions of the premium Razr Plus and more affordable regular Razr.  Given the specs, it looks like the $300 price difference is more than justified, but maybe not quite as much as last year.

The regular Razr, which starts at $699, sports a large cover display this year, almost as big as that on the Plus model, which starts at $999. So, that immediately makes one of the biggest differences between last year's models not a factor anymore with the 2024 Razr flip phones from Motorola.

Despite the nice visual upgrade, however, the more budget-friendly Razr does not feature a high-end chipset and comes with a more modest camera system. It is also has slower charging speeds, but might have longer battery life than the Razr Plus thanks to slightly higher battery capacity.

Nevertheless, both 2024 Razr flip phones look like they can contend for the best foldable phones this year, so let's take a closer look at them and how they compare to each other.

Motorola Razr Plus (2024) vs Motorola Razr (2024) differences:


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Design and Size

Razr Plus has a bigger cover display

The main visible difference between the Razr Plus (2024) and the regular Razr (2024) is in the cover display size. The Pus model has a much larger 4" cover screen vs. the 3.6" on the more affordable version.

Materials-wise, we are looking at a stainless steel hinge, aluminum frame, plastic front, and a glass back for both Razr Plus models in 2024. Even the new IPX8 water resistance rating is shared by the two.

The two phones have mostly similar dimensions to each other, so you don't have to pick one based on size and weight. That said, the regular Razr is somewhat thicker at 0.63in (15.9mm) vs. the 0.60in (15.3mm) of the Razr Plus.

Razr Plus (2024) colors:

  • Peach Fuzz
  • Midnight Blue
  • Spring Green
  • Hot Pink

Razr (2024) colors:

  • Beach Sand
  • Koala Grey
  • Spritz Orange

Both phones come with a case and charger inside the box, as well as a USB-C charging cable. You also get a color-matching lanyard as an extra accessory to help you carry the phone.

James H. Sterling

James H. Sterling

Environmental Science & Climate Journalist

James Sterling reports on renewable energy developments, climate policy, ecological conservation, and green tech innovations around the globe.

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