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Motorola Razr Fold vs. Pixel 10 Pro Fold: Google is in trouble
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Yes it's expensive. High end snapdragon chips are like $300 for that one component and then now the memory will be of comparable price. Storage is expensive now too. Maybe even more expensive for what will come out this year. Foldables are expensive. Maybe they won't be someday. Motorola has mid range flip android phones. It'll be cool to see an Android vendor copy Huawei's foldable. That looks good. The Razr flip phones are good and their support policy is ok. Used practically new within half a year $500-$600 when they were $1300 when they first came out