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After a month with a foldable phone, I can’t justify buying an ‘Ultra’ model anymore

After a month with a foldable phone, I can’t justify buying an…

motorola’s Razr+ is not the awkward middle child of its series; it arguably offers the best balance of features, performance, and value.

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