When closed, the hinge snaps flat, leaving little room for dust to accumulate on the main display. Flipping open the Razr 50 is smooth and easy, though it requires some effort, but not enough to be discouraging. The hinge allows the phone to open completely flat and holds the upper lid at most orientations, except at very acute angles. Overall, the hinge feels sturdy, though there is slight side-to-side movement between the two halves when closed, indicating possible cost-cutting in this area.
Upon opening, the Razr 50 reveals a 6.9-inch main display, with most of its bezels hidden beneath a glossy plastic bracket that surrounds the screen on all sides, except near the hinge. The smartphone is sleek at 7.25mm when open, and although it doubles in thickness when closed, I found no issues with holding or carrying it in my pocket. Weighing just 188g, it is also lightweight. Additionally, …