2020 Moto Razr Teardown! - Better Hinge than the Z Flip?

Its time to take apart the new Motorola Razr smartphone. The nostalgic blast from the past gets the full 'take apart' treatment, and you'll be suprised at how simple the hinge is. The Razr's components are all pretty unorganized inside, at first glance. But once we get to the hinge, its the most simple swivel weve seen yet! Let do you think it'll hold up better over time when compared to the complex internals workings of the Samsun Galazy Z Flip? Watch The Z Flip teardown here: https://youtu.be/P52pqNMpXSU

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