There's a new foldable phone in town. The Motorola Razr challenges Samsung's Galaxy Fold and Huawei's Mate X when it comes to how a foldable design could look.
Unlike the Galaxy Fold and Mate X, Motorola's Razr folds from top to bottom, which gives it a shorter crease in its plastic screen (sorry, there's no such thing as foldable glass quite yet).
However, flip it over and you can see that the jutting chin at the bottom of the phone creates enough rise to keep the plastic display from rubbing on most flat surfaces.
You'll definitely notice the crease in the right light, and you can feel it slightly when you rub your finger over the spot. However, it's less noticeable than you may think.
This is just about the only angle where the Motorola Razr stands on its own. Otherwise, it lays fully open or snaps shut with the aid of a magnetic closure.
You can use the touch-sensitive 2.7-inch exterior screen to view the time and alerts, plus respond to texts and notifications through your voice or Google smart reply. You can also click from here to open a message on the larger interior display.
Enjoy more photos of the foldable phone, from its prototype design to the details we see on the final phone today. Read our Motorola Razr first impressions for all the specs, price and preorder details.