Moto Razr and Razr Plus: Smaller Batteries, Same Price?

Motorola's latest foldable phones, the Moto Razr and Razr Plus, have quietly downsized their batteries compared to their predecessors, a clear case of shrinkflation in the smartphone market. The new models pack slightly less capacity, raising eyebrows among fans who expected upgrades. While the exact changes vary by model, the trend is unmistakable: you're paying the same or more for less power. This move comes as Motorola aims to slim down the devices and perhaps cut costs, but for users, it means shorter screen-on time. The phones still offer the iconic flip design and competitive specs, but the battery trade-off might leave a sour taste for those who value longevity.