Iconic Motorola Razr is back with upgrades Samsung's Galaxy won't yet match

The flippable phone revolution shows no signs of stopping with Motorola confirming the launch of its very latest Razr. This iconic reboot will arrive in stores soon and looks set to give ever-popular a serious run for its money. In fact, thanks to the inclusion of , Motorola is boasting that its refreshed Razr 60 Ultra will be "the most powerful flip phone in the world".

With that brain inside, some tasks will see a performance gain of around 40 percent. Along with that extra oomph this latest bendable Android device also gets some striking new design changes includng the option to buy it in a very unqiue wood finish.

A new titanium-reinforced hinge plate has been introduced that Motorola reckons is four times stronger than surgical-grade stainless steel and the phone has been designed to withstand up to 35 percent more folds than the previous generation.

For those worried about longevity, the new Razr is also IP48 rated for dust and water - it can even be submerged in the bath without any issues. Corning Gorilla Glass-Ceramic has also been added to help avoid cracks should it be dropped.

Another area where the Razr 60 Ultra has the edge over Samsung is its huge cover screen, which fills the entire front of the phone. Although the latest Galaxy Flip 6 has got a bigger display on the case, it's not as expansive as the Razr.

Once flipped opened, the Razr's bezels have been slimmed down to offer owners a more immersive experience on the 7-inch OLED panel. To help keep that screen glowing, there's a 4700mAh battery which can also be fast charged once it runs flat.

Of course, another thing we all use our devices for is snapping photos and Motorola reckons this new device now offers the most advanced flip camera system in the world.

Popping through the cover screen is a triple lens system that offers zoom, ultra-wide images and the option snap videos using Dolby Vision.

There are also loads of AI features - such as Photo Enhancement Engine - that will make sure every photo is picture perfect. Talking of AI, Motorola is keen to point out that it's new device is packed with clever moto ai features including "Next Move" which recognises on-screen content - like a recipe or travel itinerary - and provides context-aware suggestions.

If any of that sounds enticing, the Razr 60 Ultra will arrive in stores soon and will cost £1,099.99.

If that sounds way too much for your bank balance then there's also the motorola razr 60 which doesn't get all the bells and whisltes found on the Ultra but only costs £799.99.