Galaxy S27 Ultra vs Motorola Razr Fold 5G: Which One Should You Buy?
Galaxy S27 Ultra edges ahead with a BeastScore of 95.0/100 — but the right choice depends on what matters to you.
Galaxy S27 Ultra
Motorola Razr Fold 5G
Galaxy S27 Ultra wins 2 of 4 categories
Here's exactly where each phone is stronger.
Bigger shape = better phone.
Scores out of 100. "From specs" scores compare only the specs both phones list. How we score
- Speedfrom specsMotorola Razr Fold 5G9698
- Camerafrom specsGalaxy S27 Ultra10082
- VideoNot enough data
- SelfieNot enough data
- BatteryGalaxy S27 Ultra9068
- Displayfrom specsTie9292
- ConnectivityNot enough data
- SecurityNot enough data
- ValueNot enough data
- Motorola Razr Fold 5G has the bigger battery6,000 mAh vs 5,700 mAh
- Galaxy S27 Ultra has a sharper main camera200 MP vs 50 MP
- Galaxy S27 Ultra has a smoother screen144 Hz vs 120 Hz
- Motorola Razr Fold 5G has the bigger screen8.1" vs 6.9"
- Motorola Razr Fold 5G has the faster chipSnapdragon 8 Gen 5 vs Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6
Why buy each phone
Swipe ⇄Galaxy S27 Ultra wins — BeastScore 95.0/100
The Galaxy S27 Ultra is the better pick for most people thanks to its sharper main camera (200 MP vs 50 MP) and smoother screen (144 Hz vs 120 Hz). The Motorola Razr Fold 5G is worth a look if you prefer its bigger battery (6,000 mAh vs 5,700 mAh).
Higher-resolution main camera: 200 MP vs 50 MP · Optical telephoto zoom (1 telephoto lens)
Larger battery: 6,000 mAh vs 5,700 mAh · Larger display: 8.1" vs 6.9"
Common questions
Which is better: Galaxy S27 Ultra or Motorola Razr Fold 5G?
The Galaxy S27 Ultra is the better pick for most people thanks to its sharper main camera (200 MP vs 50 MP) and smoother screen (144 Hz vs 120 Hz). The Motorola Razr Fold 5G is worth a look if you prefer its bigger battery (6,000 mAh vs 5,700 mAh). BeastScore: Galaxy S27 Ultra 95.0/100, Motorola Razr Fold 5G 95.0/100.
What are the main battery and display differences between Galaxy S27 Ultra and Motorola Razr Fold 5G?
Galaxy S27 Ultra has a 6.9-inch display and 5700 mAh battery. Motorola Razr Fold 5G has a 8.1-inch display and 6000 mAh battery.
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