As one could have easily guessed, the hot new Motorola Razr+ doesn’t exactly pass the latest JerryRigEverything durability test with flying colors. But instead of its flexible screen, it’s actually the secondary display that caves under (minimal) pressure.
Before you even think it, yes, we fully realize that headline to make little to no sense. But if you give us a few minutes to explain and watch the latest JerryRigEverything durability test embedded below, you’ll probably understand what we mean… and be left just as puzzled as us and professional smartphone destroyer Zack Nelson by the unusual build quality of the Motorola Razr Plus.Also known as the Razr 40 Ultra, this is quite possibly the best-looking foldable ever made by Motorola, and that’s primarily due to an all-screen front design. But weirdly enough, it’s precisely that massive 3.
