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I've never been the biggest fan of foldable phones. They're fine, but I never fully understood the appeal. Are they really better than a traditional slab phone? My opinion on foldables is starting to change. I have spent the last couple of weeks testing Motorola's new 2026 Razr Fold, its latest flagship. I've come away genuinely impressed, and a little tempted to buy one myself.

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This is a seriously good mobile device. I say it's better than Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 7 on several fronts. Its battery is larger, leading to better longevity, the inner screen has a higher resolution, and the camera system is arguably superior.