Key differences
- Largest storage: 2TB vs 512GBFairphone (Gen. 6+): 2TB (256GB, expandable to 2TB with a microSD card) ConfirmedSourceMotorola razr fold: 512GB (512GB UFS 4.1) ConfirmedSource
- Front camera: 32MP vs 20MPFairphone (Gen. 6+): 32MP (32MP with autofocus) ConfirmedSourceMotorola razr fold: 20MP (20MP on the cover screen, 32MP on the inner screen) ConfirmedSource
- Weight: 193g vs 243gFairphone (Gen. 6+): 193g (156.57 x 73.28 x 9.6mm, 193g) ConfirmedSourceMotorola razr fold: 243g (Closed 160.05 x 73.6 x 10.04mm, open 4.7mm thick; 243g) ConfirmedSource
- Wired charging: 30W vs 80WFairphone (Gen. 6+): 30W ConfirmedSourceMotorola razr fold: 80W ConfirmedSource
From each maker's own specifications. A point is listed only when both makers state a figure and the two differ; a point either maker does not state is left out, never guessed. Two figures measured under different conditions are shown side by side, not compared.
Who should buy which
- The Fairphone (Gen. 6+) Guide names it for multitasking and AI assistant.Multitasking: Fairphone tuned it for multitasking and a fluid, responsive experience. Source linkedSourceAI assistant: Google's Gemini assistant is built in. Source linkedSource
- The Motorola razr fold Guide names it for productivity and battery life.Productivity: An 8.1-inch screen runs three apps at once, and the moto pen ultra adds a stylus. Source linkedSourceBattery life: A 6,000mAh battery, the largest Motorola says any foldable carries. Source linkedSource
Both are also named for photos and video.
Side by side
FeatureFairphone (Gen. 6+)Motorola razr fold
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Works with your phone
iPhoneFairphone (Gen. 6+): Not statedMotorola razr fold: Works with limits
AndroidFairphone (Gen. 6+): Not statedMotorola razr fold: Works with limits