Motorola Review

The Moto G Power 2026 is the perfect example of "Just because you can, doesn't mean you should." The phone is virtually identical to its predecessor, save for a tougher display, slightly larger battery, and a nicer back texture. However, it uses the same exact processor, mostly the same underwhelming cameras, and ditches wireless charging, making it a confusing "upgrade." Check Amazon

For the time being, it is not worth 799 euros. If you have little interest in a thin smartphone, want a unique design or are looking for the most powerful mid-range phone, you better leave the edge 70 alone. Tested: Motorola edge 70, 12 GB RAM, 512 GB storage, Energy label A – 799 euros incl. VAT

The Motorola Edge 70 takes on the iPhone Air in the suddenly heating-up slimphone wars, and after a few weeks with it, I'd call the fight slightly in the Moto's favour. With more camera options on board, a more dynamic, aesthetically pleasing design and fantastic long-term comfort on both hands and eyes, the Edge 70 more than makes up for any shortcomings in power or video capabilities. Plus, only one of those phones has a Pantone-certified back...

With a massive display yet a tiny price tag, the Motorola Moto G06 is aimed at those with simple needs.

The Moto G Play is a reminder that good budget phones now exist.

As a new competitor in the thin-phone race, the Motorola Edge 70 undercuts its rivals on price. But when looking at the phone as the sum of its parts, it's hard to recommend. That price is still hard to justify when considering the specs on offer, and there are a few other issues, including bloatware and spec downgrades. The Edge 70 has me lamenting the phone we could have had if Moto hadn't prioritized thinness over value for money.

The Motorola Edge 70 is an ultrathin smartphone that doesn't compromise on battery, featuring next-gen silicon carbon battery tech. It's not as powerful as the thin competition, but it's also £300 cheaper, making the compromises easier to swallow.

*As long as you can get it at the right price

A super-slim phone that doesn’t compromise on battery like pricier rivals. The Motorola Edge 70 still carries a premium for just a few millimetres less than a typical mid-ranger, though

The device has three cameras on the back, and the OnePlus ‘only’ two. Only: Motorola misleads. Behind one of the three lenses, there is nothing at all, except for a small mirror that reflects an expression of disbelief when you peer into it. Motorola Moto G86 (XT2527-2) – from 299 euros incl. VAT – 4 years of security updates – two-year warranty – Ecolabel A.

At Rs 22,999, the Edge 60 Fusion is an easy recommendation for most users. It offers solid performance, capable cameras, a feature-rich experience, an impressive display, and reliable battery life.

Not quite clamshell perfection, but the Razr 60 Ultra is as close as it gets. Motorola’s latest is a fantastic flip phone, with no real weak links – other than a high launch price.

One of the longest-lasting mid-range phones is also a great all-round performer. The Motorola Edge 60 Pro rejects modern design trends and faces stiff competition, but impresses where it matters most.

The Motorola Razr 60 isn’t much of an upgrade but it does sharpen and hone a solid formula, and it does so in style

The Motorola Razr 60 Ultra has the best performance, stamina and cover display on a flip phone – but software support needs work

A rejigging of specs makes the Motorola Edge 60 Pro a far more compelling phone – but software support remains a concern

Affordable and stylish, the Motorola Razr (2025) delivers some trade-offs, but still folds a rather decent deal.

Motorola's answer to the Pixel 9a and the iPhone 16e stuns with its design and decent battery life, but falls short in the most essential area.

A powerful all-day phone with a sharp design and clean software — just don’t count on it for great video.

“The combination of a great design, solid performance, decent camera results and great battery life (with speedy charging) make the Motorola Razr Ultra 2025 the flip phone to beat for this year.”

“It doesn't do everything the Razr Ultra does, but it offers 80% of the experience at just over 50% of the price. This makes the Razr 2025 the best Razr for many people.”

“Motorola's Moto G 2025 delivers on battery life and design with some performance trade-offs.”

The Motorola Razr Ultra boldly goes where no flip phone has gone before, with better performance, a bigger battery, and a brighter design than ever. It's easy to fall in love with once you get past the eye-watering price tag. The AI features need some polish and the update policy really should be better, but this is the first foldable flip phone that can go blow for blow with even the best non-foldable smartphones.

The Moto G Stylus (2025) feels like Motorola pulled together almost everything that's worked about its best budget phones and put it into one device. It charges quickly, performs well, and comes with a built-in stylus that's way easier than drawing with a fingertip. I'm begging for longer update support, but otherwise, this is a great cheap Android phone.

The Motorola Razr 60 Ultra is the best flip phone I've ever used thanks to a long battery life, reliable main camera sensor and unique design choices. I just wish it had more optical zoom.

Samsung has gained a worthy competitor, although Motorola still has a few minor flaws. The cameras are not yet at the level you would expect from a premium phone, and four years of updates is just not enough in this price segment. If Motorola takes this next step, people will no longer ask ‘Is that the one from Samsung?’ when they see a Razr. Motorola Razr 60 Ultra – from 1,299 euros incl. VAT – four years of updates – two years warranty  

The Edge 60 Pro is a sleek all-rounder with a stunning display, strong battery life, clean software, and surprisingly capable cameras. Some polish is missing in the software and portrait shots, but for the price, it’s a solid pick.

A surprisingly polished budget phone, the Motorola G35 delivers where it matters — sharp display, clean UI, great design, and 5G support — all under NPR 20,000. It’s not made for gamers, but for everyday users, it’s one of the best deals around.

The Motorola Moto Book 60 is an impressive first step into the laptop market. Its stunning OLED display, solid performance, and excellent battery life make it a strong contender in the ultrabook segment. The lightweight design and clear audio enhance its appeal for professionals, students, and casual users. While the slightly flimsy display hinge and compact keyboard layout are minor drawbacks, they don’t overshadow the laptop’s strengths. In a crowded market, the Moto Book 60 holds its own against competitors like the Dell XPS 13 and Acer Aspire 3, particularly with its vibrant display and competitive pricing. It’s not the best in its class, but it offers a compelling balance of style, performance, and value. If you’re looking for a reliable, portable laptop with a gorgeous screen for work and entertainment, the Moto Book 60 is worth considering. Motorola’s bold entry sets a promising foundation, and I’m excited to see how they refine their laptop lineup in the future.

The CMF Phone 2 Pro sets a new standard for sub-$300 phones. With a distinct look, modular accessories, and competent performance, this is an easy phone to love. That's not to say everything is perfect, with the location of the Essential Key in particular prone to frustrate many buyers. 

The Motorola Edge 60 Fusion is a complete package with some clear strengths in display and build quality, capable cameras, stable performance, clean software and dependable battery life. However, it also has some puzzling omissions, like NFC and a protective case in the box. 

The Motorola Edge 60 Pro is a phone for people who don’t want to be lumped into the same boring slab of specs that every other Rs 29,999 phone is offering. It dares to have a personality, and in 2025, that’s a rare offering.

Motorola has certainly upped its game with this year’s flip. The titanium-reinforced hinge increases durability, while the vibrant 4-inch cover screen and 7-inch LTPO pOLED main display combine style and functionality. The Snapdragon 8 Elite improves performance significantly, making everyday tasks and multitasking more efficient. The addition of AI features such as Look and Talk, Catch Me Up, and AI Image Studio improves the overall package.

With impressive battery life, extendable storage and an OK main camera backed by a 50MP Sony sensor, the Moto G56 is a good option for those who take lots of snaps and want a phone under £200

The Moto G86 is a solid option for everyday snaps at a true budget price. While the ultra-wide unit lags behind, the main camera and overall durability makes it a great value choice

While a markedly better phone than last year's model (and still a great value), like most gadgets around the world, the Moto G86 5G has perhaps seen too high a price jump to warrant an upgrade from its previous iteration.

The Moto G86 Power offers unique looks, a huge battery, a nice OLED screen and loads of storage, all for an affordable price. However, mediocre performance and underwhelming cameras mean that this phone struggles to stand out from the crowd.

The Motorola Razr 2025 doesn't have the biggest cover screen or the fastest processor, but it offers all you need for daily tasks at an affordable price point. If you can look past a short software support window and limited on-device AI processing capabilities, the Razr 2025 is the best-value foldable for most people. While it's similar to the Razr 2024, the 2025 model offers enough upgrades with a bigger battery, new hinge, and improved durability.