Motorola Razr+ 2023 vs Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6

Motorola Razr+ 2023

Motorola

Best clamshell foldable cover screen of 2023

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6

Samsung

7.9

Samsung's best flip, cover lags

Motorola Razr+ 2023

What Reviewers Agree On

Best clamshell cover screen of 2023 — 3.6-inch 144Hz AMOLED runs full apps, beat Samsung's Z Flip 5 3.4-inch screen to market and on functionality.
Teardrop hinge with no visible gap when folded + minimal crease — meaningfully better than Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5's hinge per multiple reviewers.
165Hz inner LTPO AMOLED + 144Hz outer panel — fastest refresh rates on any 2023 foldable, smooth for gaming + scrolling.
Aggressive 50%-off Black Friday + carrier discounts dropped the $999 launch price to $399-549 — making it the best clamshell value of 2023.
Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 + 8GB RAM delivers solid 2022-flagship performance — no real-world slowdown for typical use.

Deal Breakers

Pros & Cons

Motorola Razr+ 2023

Pros

Best clamshell cover screen of 2023 — 3.6-inch 144Hz AMOLED runs full apps, beat Samsung's Z Flip 5 3.4-inch screen to market and on functionality.
Teardrop hinge with no visible gap when folded + minimal crease — meaningfully better than Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5's hinge per multiple reviewers.
165Hz inner LTPO AMOLED + 144Hz outer panel — fastest refresh rates on any 2023 foldable, smooth for gaming + scrolling.
Aggressive 50%-off Black Friday + carrier discounts dropped the $999 launch price to $399-549 — making it the best clamshell value of 2023.

Detailed Comparison

Cameras

Motorola Razr+ 2023

12MP main + 13MP ultrawide + 32MP selfie — the Razr+ 2023's biggest hardware weakness vs the Galaxy Z Flip 5. Wired notes the cameras 'don't measure up to the competition,' but the cover-screen viewfinder for selfies is a unique strength.

12MP main (with OIS) + 13MP ultrawide (108-degree FOV) + 32MP inner selfie — no telephoto camera.
Wired: 'this comparison is a good example of how Motorola's cameras don't measure up to the competition' — Z Flip 5 wins side-by-side.
Cover-screen selfie viewfinder lets subjects see themselves while you photograph them — unique feature mainstream phones can't match.
12MP main 'works decently well even in low-light' per Phandroid — adequate but not flagship-class daylight quality.

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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6

What Reviewers Agree On

It's the most refined, best-to-use Z Flip Samsung had made — the best overall clamshell package of its generation.
The new 50MP main camera (same sensor as the Galaxy S24) is a real upgrade and punches above typical flip-phone cameras.
Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 plus a ~10% bigger 4,000mAh battery delivers solid performance and roughly an hour more screen-on-time per day than the Flip 5.
Seven years of OS updates and a bright 120Hz, 2,600-nit inner display make it a strong long-term flip.
The compact folded form factor and useful FlexWindow habits (time, notifications, Samsung Pay) are genuinely loved by owners.

Deal Breakers

The 3.4-inch cover screen is small and still hides third-party apps behind a 'Labs' menu — Motorola's cheaper Razrs offer full app access on a bigger cover screen.
It runs hot under sustained load and in one stress test the camera overheated and stopped working at ~37 minutes.
Flip-line durability concerns persist: creaking hinges around the one-year mark and 'black inner screen' failures with contested warranty support.

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6

Pros

It's the most refined, best-to-use Z Flip Samsung had made — the best overall clamshell package of its generation.
The new 50MP main camera (same sensor as the Galaxy S24) is a real upgrade and punches above typical flip-phone cameras.
Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 plus a ~10% bigger 4,000mAh battery delivers solid performance and roughly an hour more screen-on-time per day than the Flip 5.
Seven years of OS updates and a bright 120Hz, 2,600-nit inner display make it a strong long-term flip.
The compact folded form factor and useful FlexWindow habits (time, notifications, Samsung Pay) are genuinely loved by owners.

Cons

The 3.4-inch cover screen is small and still hides third-party apps behind a 'Labs' menu — Motorola's cheaper Razrs offer full app access on a bigger cover screen.
It runs hot under sustained load and in one stress test the camera overheated and stopped working at ~37 minutes.
Flip-line durability concerns persist: creaking hinges around the one-year mark and 'black inner screen' failures with contested warranty support.

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6

A new 50MP main (the same sensor as the Galaxy S24) plus a 12MP ultrawide. A real upgrade for a flip, but no telephoto and weaker than the same-year S24.

A significantly better 50MP main sensor — the same as the Galaxy S24 — should deliver similar performance.
Despite the iPhone 15 Pro's hardware advantages and zoom range, the reviewer mostly preferred the Flip 6's photos in most situations.
You won't get the best photos, but Samsung isn't scraping the bottom of the barrel; the selfie is better than any dedicated selfie camera.
It's one of only a few phones in this bracket lacking a third (telephoto) camera, and zoom past 5x isn't good.
Compared head-to-head, the same-year Galaxy S24 is genuinely a way better camera than the Flip 6.
The front/selfie camera is great, but proper photo/video capture isn't, and stabilisation was inconsistent in some clips.

Battery & Charging

Motorola Razr+ 2023

3,800mAh battery + 30W wired + 5W wireless — Phandroid measured full charge in ~1h 20min. Real-world endurance is the Razr+ 2023's weakest area; Android Central owners consistently flag battery as the biggest pain point.

3,800mAh dual-cell battery — small for the screen size, Android Central owners: 'the worst thing about this is battery.'
30W wired charging full in ~1h 20min per Phandroid — slow vs Galaxy Z Flip 5's 25W (1h 24min) is similar speed but smaller cell helps Motorola.
5W wireless charging only — Stuff notes the Razr+ wired beats Z Flip 5's 25W but loses on wireless (Samsung does 15W).
YouTuber long-term test (Razr 40 Ultra): 'all-day battery achievable for moderate use' with 165Hz refresh + LTPO panel efficiency.
No charger in the box — Razr+ owners must source their own 30W+ USB-C PD brick.

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6

A 4,000mAh battery (about 10% bigger than the Flip 5) with 25W wired and 15W wireless — better than past Flips but small and slow next to clamshell rivals.

A roughly 10% larger battery plus the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 yields about an hour more screen-on-time per day than the Flip 5.
The 4,000mAh cell is modest — Oppo and Vivo clamshells are at 4,300–4,400mAh — though any increase is welcome.
Charging is 25W wired and 15W wireless — slow versus the fast-charging competition.
Owners feel confident leaving the house at ~50% and getting home with good battery, but the always-on cover screen can quietly eat charge.
A battery-care option lets you cap charging at 85% to preserve long-term battery health.