Two big names. Two totally different vibes. While both are flagship phones, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra and the Motorola Razr 60 Ultra are playing very different games. One focuses on raw power and durability, while the other brings a foldable twist to portability and flair.
Design & Display
The Razr 60 Ultra from Motorola is all about being small and stylish. There's a 7-inch foldable pOLED LTPO display with a super smooth 165Hz refresh rate, along with a 4-inch smaller outer screen for quick actions on the go. The pocket-friendly foldable style makes it stylish and great for those who need tech to stand out.
The Galaxy S25 Ultra, however, offers a little bit of a familiar formula. It has a 6.9-inch QHD+ display, a 120Hz refresh rate, and it is covered with Gorilla Glass Armour. Throw a titanium frame and IP68 dust and water resistance in, and you have a tough, premium phone.
Performance & Battery
On the performance front, both devices are powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset. But on the battery front, Samsung wins the game. The Razr comes with a 4700mAh battery, and Samsung goes with a little bit more in 5000mAh, with wireless and 45W fast charging.
Cameras
Those who like a camera as the mainstay of their phone might lean toward the Galaxy S25 Ultra. Packed with a quad lens, including a humongous 200MP main camera. While minimal on the outside, the Razr 60 Ultra stays sharp with a 50 MP rear + 50 MP front camera for selfie enthusiasts.
Price Tag
Let's talk money. The Razr 60 Ultra has a price tag of around Rs 1,11,000, while the Galaxy S25 Ultra is listed at Rs 1,29,999—you're paying more for more features.
Final Take
Need a trendy, foldable phone that's easy to carry? Go with the Razr. Want a powerhouse with all the bells and whistles? Your perfect match might be the Galaxy S25 Ultra.
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