RAZR+ Impressions - Is This What You Wanted

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Let's take a look at this new foldable phone that looks very interesting.

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It seems that many foldable phones have only minor improvements over the previous All.

Both those that fold vertically and those that fold horizontally are similar.

But this phone really has a lot of improvements.

For the first time in a long time, it seems that a second generation of this type of phone is not being presented.

And it's quite obvious because the king is places, the fourth generation of Motorola's foldable phone, has a huge screen on the outer cover.

When I say that the screen is huge, it's actually a relative term.

But if we consider that this is a small phone that folds in half and that fits in the pocket, that has a three-point six-inch Pole screen and one hundred and forty-four Herce, it is that it covers the entire outer cover and that even has pixels around the cameras and the flash.

It's very different from what we've seen before.

The rest of the phone is also pretty good.

I can't say it's high-end, since it doesn't have the best specifications available, but it comes very close.

It feels like it's a mid-range phone Premium. They won't be released in a few weeks this summer and will cost nine hundred and ninety-nine dollars.

In this model, they moved away from the retro aesthetic of the first generation of this phone, improved the edges, gave it a more modern style and removed the huge lower frame.

It has an eight-seater Snapdragon processor in one, it has eight gigs of RAM, two hundred and fifty-six gigs of storage, a three-eight-hundred-thousand battery in an hourly period with a charge of thirty watts and a wireless charge of five watts.

It doesn't have impressive Gamal specifications from, but it's really good.

It is worth mentioning that the three thousand eight hundred thousand amperes per hour battery has one thousand thousand amperes, programs that the king was of the previous generation because it only had a battery of two thousand eight hundred thousand amperes per hour, so this new model is at the same level as the Mesta Fly Cuatro, which has a battery of three thousand seven hundred thousand amperes per hour.

The main folding screen inside is a nine-inch six-point polé with a resolution of twenty-two by nine and one thousand eighty p and is an LTP or one hundred sixty-five hertz screen.

It's not the brightest screen I've ever seen, but to make a foldable phone I think it looks really good.

It has the Sergio camera on the top. He says them, they are even thinner.

And the foot, which is not as revolutionary, is as subtle as that of other foldable phones with its redesigned aluminum hinge mechanism.

And you definitely won't notice it when you're using the phone.

But these aren't the reasons why he says he feels like a new generation.

It feels like a new generation because of the huge outdoor screen.

So let's talk about it.

This new interesting outdoor screen for two reasons. First of all, because according to the rumors and leaks that have occurred, we can expect the same from the next Samsung Flix Five, which is likely to come out this summer as well.

And secondly, because this hinders the way a phone like this is used a little bit.

As I said, this is a three-point six-inch screen of one hundred and forty-four hertz, which basically covers the entire outside of the phone until it gets close to the hinge, where I suppose the digitized one is therefore.

The main twelve-megapixel camera like the thirteen-megapixel ultra-wide-angle macro camera and the flash are cutouts on the screen.

In other words, there are pixels between each Camera and the flash.

You can practically do anything you want on this outdoor screen in sleep mode.

The screen is just a clock, but you have a lot of options to change its style.

They all have a black background, so they look really good.

On the OLED screen, you can see the basic notifications in the lower left corner and you can also manage them. Yes, you swipe down.

From the top you'll see a lot of quick controls such as the brightness, the Bay, Fall, the flashlight and any medium that's currently playing, but you can unlock it by swiping up from the bottom.

Using your fingerprint.

You will get this home screen with a wallpaper, a lot of pages, tickets, shortcuts, and so on. These are limited preset pages, they are actually called panels and you can activate or deactivate them, deactivate them or rearrange them in the settings and they are very varied.

There is a home panel that has the clock, the weather and shortcuts to other panels.

There's also a weather calendar panel and a contact panel and you can organize them however you want.

There is also one from Spotify, so apparently they collaborated with Spotify to create this perfectly optimized panel and I think it looks really good.

In addition to this, you can use any application you want. On the outer screen. There is a configuration page that allows you to enable almost any application on the phone so that the outer screen works and control the continuity settings.

So when you open and close your phone, the app will stay open, which is very useful.

Honestly, it sounds pretty good, since you can take pictures and browse Good Filmax. You can pay with guilt and do all kinds of convenient things without even opening your phone.

That's the point of the outdoor screen, but you can even do a lot more.

You can make and receive phone calls with the phone closed.

You can use a scientific calculator on the outside screen.

It has a full keyboard for typing text messages to send emails from the outside screen.

It even has games.

Obviously they are quite simple, but they are games that Motorola, I think, will be played on the outdoor screen like this one, in which you have to move the marble to the end of the maze, which is the cutout of the Camera.

If you want, you can also watch YouTube videos here, although they will look square, something strange, basically, there is no limit to what you can do on this outdoor screen.

It's a great screen that will allow you to do everything you want without opening your phone.

However, I'm not entirely sure that's what people expect from this phone.

There's a reason why I'm thinking this and I'm going to explain it to you.

Those big phones that fold vertically are productivity monsters.

They have an inner screen and an outer screen.

Those phones are for those who want to do everything they can on a huge screen that can fit in their pocket.

I think it's great. Instead.

Phones that are lost horizontally have always been smaller and their specifications are more average. In addition.

I think it's good that they work as a kind of barrier that can prevent you from using your phone, so if you need to do something fast, you have a notification.

You can delete it from the outside without having to run the risk of spending hours on Tik Tok good, great gray because to do that you would have to open the phone, but with this phone if you're likely to spend hours watching Titos on the outside screen, then this is a good thing, at least for me.

Yeah, I mean, I love having a lot of features outside. The more I have. It's the better.

It even has additional features.

The entire outer screen serves as a viewfinder for the Camera.

It also has this semi-fold mode that you can use to hold the phone and that makes it feel like a camcorder from yesteryear Pero.

People can still see themselves.

It has a lot of great things, but I wonder if customers of a foldable phone like this have that at the top of their priority list.

It's just something to think about.

In fact.

Along with the announcement of this phone, Motorola also announced the new king of being. So the phone we've been talking about, which has a huge screen and costs a thousand dollars, is the king of plas—but the Reser model will come out later this summer.

It's also a foldable phone, but on the outside it only has a screen the size of a one-and-a-half inch postage stamp, just like the first foldable phones.

And that makes a lot of sense to me.

The rest of the phone has slightly lower specifications.

It has a Sinatra processor with seven Gen One and the Internet screen of one hundred and forty-four hertz.

Instead of one hundred and sixty-five you have one hundred and twenty-eight gigs of storage instead of two, hundred, fifty-six.

The back is made of leather, Began instead of gorillas, the Vitus and is water resistant and fifty-two, but they did not say how much it would cost.

Therefore, based on the context and aware that perhaps this model is significantly cheaper, I suppose that this foldable phone could cost between five hundred and ninety-nine dollars and seven hundred ninety-nine dollars.

And that's also very interesting.

In addition, since it does not have the huge outdoor screen, it has space for a larger battery of four thousand two hundred thousand amperes per hour and for a larger main camera of sixty-four megapixels.

So it will allow you to save a little money and you can buy other things, which is interesting.

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That's all for today.

Tell me what you think of this huge outdoor screen.

Do you think this is the second generation of these Este phones?