Motorola has followed a rather different design approach from Samsung and Oppo when it comes to flips. In keeping with the crazy slim RAZR ethos, it has gone with curved sides, and folds into a neat palm-friendly and not too heavy unit, It is a very understated, elegant design you get a Gorilla Glass Victus front and back, a very solid looking aluminium fame, and a stainless steel hinge. It does not scream for attention but is definitely on the classy side.

Of course, it flips open to reveal a larger display, but one of the coolest features of the Moto Razr 40 Ultra is the fact that it actually has a very usable 3.6 inch AMOLED external display. It is sharp too - 3.6 inches and 1056 x 1066 in resolution. And it literally lets you do a lot without having to flip open the phone - you can actually compose mails and messages, navigate on maps, use the camera, control maps and even play a few games on it!

It flips open to reveal a 6.9 inch LTPO AMOLED display with full HD resolution and 165 Hz refresh rate, Is the fold in the display visible? Not on a dark wallpaper, but you can feel it, That said, the phone folds and opens smoothly. The hardware is decent - a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chip, RAM and storage from 8/256 to 12/512, 12 MP main sensor with OIS and 13 MP ultrawide, a 32 MP selfie camera, 3800 mAh battery with 30W wired charging and 5W wireless charging.

One of the key concerns about flip phones is that they tend to be a little fragile. The Moto Razr 40 Ultra's build seems resilient and the hinge is rock solid. It is a good looking phone capable of a good performance. You get Motorola's super clean Android running the show. Best of all, it folds into almost half its size (from 170.4 mm to 88.4 mm) - the best part of having a flip. And it does give those slim Razr feels, with a very usable external display!