2023 Moto Razr and Razr+ hands-on photos

While you can feel a crease if you run your hands over the Razr's interior display, it's basically invisible to the eye.

On the Razr+, the Glacier Blue and Black models feature Gorilla Glass Victus on their backs while the Viva Magenta version gets vegan leather.

The Razr+ (left) features a large 3.6-inch exterior display while the standard Razr (right) gets a much more limited 1.5-inch external screen.

The Razr+'s big exterior screen comes in handy when you want to do stuff like preview images using the main cameras.

Moto included a special video mode that lets the Razr capture footage like an old-school camcorder.

Unlike the Razr+, the standard Razr's exterior is clad in soft vegan leather.

One annoying thing about the standard Razr is that its exterior display doesn't function when the phone is half open.

One nice thing about the new Razr chassis is that there's no gap between the halves of the phone when closed.

On the side, the Razr has a power button with a built-in fingerprint sensor.

Both the Razr and Razr+ support wireless charging, but it's really slow thanks to a power cap of just 5 watts.

Measuring 15.1mm thick when closed, Motorola claims the 2023 Razr is the thinnest foldable phone on the market.