I can't add a photo because I had to wait until the phone died for it to stop getting on my nerves. The screen started off fine but within a week it had a green thin line going from top to bottom. within a couple of days it had another line going from top to bottom...before you know it it had multiple lines going from top to bottom and then all of a sudden it just stopped working..all of this within 3 weeks of having the phone. My husband had an alarm set for 3:00 a.m. so he could get up and go fishing and I had no way to turn the alarm off or to turn the phone off because the screen didn't work( completely black screen) so I had to wait until it completely died and I do not want to charge it back up because then I'm going to have to hear that ANNOYING alarm going off everyday at 3am until it dies again. I called about a replacement for the screen the guy told me $600 to $700 to fix the screen. I looked for a replacement online, to do it yourself, and the screen replacement was almost $300 and it's not from a reputable source so I don't even know if it's legit! Just letting y'all know.. BEWARE...OH .. I forgot to tell you. the electricity went out due to hurricane Beryl. We finally found a gas station with gas and had to wait in line for almost 3 hours... so we were talking to the guy in line in front of us and he had a phone exactly like my husband's....this razr and he had a green line on his too and he said that he had just bought the phone so his is headed the same direction my husband's did. MONEY PIT--if you can even find someone to fix it! When you're calling around trying to find someone to fix/replace your screen...make sure that you're giving them the right size razr phone. The smaller razr phone is much cheaper to fix also make sure that you let them know that it's the inside big screen not the small external screen. Good luck!!

Excellent device. The form factor is the future and I would recommend this phone to anyone looking for a work phone or travel phone.

The only down sides is the camera. Which if you have a dedicated camera, should not be a problem. I have a full frame and a APSC for that reason. But if you plan on using this device for its camera, video and low light is where it struggles. It also has a soft touch no matter what settings you use.

Battery is good. You are less prone to use it since you close it every other time. It is a good device if you want to reduce your screen time actually.

I wish Motorola would offer the same secondary screen on new models, it is really good to just look at the clock and a few other features without going into the main interface. That is why I’m skipping the 2024 editions, they now offer full interface, and I don’t see the point. It consumes more battery and makes you increase your screen time once again.

I really recommend this 2023 edition, especially for its price right now.

The things I like about the Razr 2023:

Folds to a compact pocketable size

Outside display shows what I need to know at a glance, I don't need a big outside display.

Inside display is large and sharp

Camera is great and at ultra res it is fantastic.

More than fast enough processor for browsing, email, videos and video calls.

Gestures and other customizations are handy and slick.

As a phone it's easy to hold, easy to hear and the microphones pick up sound well.

Charges quickly and holds charge well.

Folding part way makes for some clever positioning for photos, videos and viewing.

Things that are a compromise:

Small amount of storage

No SD slot.

Things I don't like:

Too much Googlishness. I know it's Android, but some of the Google could have been reduced if Motorola had some apps customized for their phones. I spent days finding all the Google nosey stuff and restricting it. In the meantime, my data usage skyrocketed with background activity I did not want.

Overall I'm pleased with the Razr 2023. The price was a lot less than competitors models and still has features that rival them.

I got this phone and my wife got the Razr+ variant. I needed the longer battery life for work so I got this one.
This phone will run for a good 2 days between charges under normal use. The outer screen isn't very useful but gets the job done considering I DIDN'T want a large screen on the outside of the phone because I wanted my phone to be more durable.

I would highly recommend this phone over the + version if the outside screen is something you can do without.

The outside skin has a sort of rubberized texture to it that seems to really add some survivability to the device. I tend to work outside a lot and do heavy work and haven't had a problem with this phone getting damaged or scratched. The screen comes with a protector pre-installed and that is a major plus I wish other phone manufacturers would do.

I don't use an after market phone shell and I don't see the need to buy one for this device. My wife does use one for her Razr+ due to the outside screen being much bigger and more likely to be damaged if dropped.