Deals: Motorola razr foldables arrive next week, as well as take a look at some Android and Windows Tablet.

Motorola’s next generation foldables are launching on Thursday and currently available for pre-order, but there are some options to consider first.

Motorola Razra Ultra 2025 is a reasonable prominent prominent with a Snapdragon 8 Elite Chipset. This and its 2025 siblings are the first non-surcenous foldables with IP48 ratings-which means protection against particles, not only water.

The phone has 7 “internal displays (165hz Ltpo, 1224p+, 10-bit dolby vision) and 4” cover display (165hz Ltpo). The dual 50mp camera is one of the main (1/1.56 ”, OIS) and ultra-wide and a third 50MP unit, selfie camera. The 4,700mAh battery supports 68W wired and 30W wireless charging.

Vanilla Motorola RAZR 2025 The very low powerful dimension runs on 7400x chipset. The internal performance is a 6.9 “Ltpo panel (120Hz, less 1080p+ resolution, 10-bit color), while the cover display is a small 3.6” 90Hz panel. The cameras have a small 50MP sensor in the main (1/1.95 “, OIS) and a low resolution in the ultra-wide is 13MP. The selfie camera has a 32MP sensor. The 4,500mAh battery does both 30W wired and 15W wireless charging.

For $ 100 less you have the previous model, Motorola RAZR 2024. It basically has the same chipset (dimensions 7300x), the same displays and cameras. The major differences are no particle protection (water resistance is still on the IPX8) and a slightly smaller 4,200mAh battery (30W/15W charging). Both generations have been slated for 3 OS updates, but the older models are definitely in a loss.

An interesting option is Motorola RAZR+ 2025. This is re -release of 2024 razr+, but now with IP48 rating (above IPX8). And it starts with Android 15, so those 3 OS updates will proceed.

While the ultra is not as powerful, the RAZR+ 2025 still beats the vanilla model-it has a Snapdragon 8s General 3 chipset, a 6.9 “165hz ltpo inner display (10-bit dolby vision) and a 4” cover display. The 50+ 50MP cameras on the back have one main (1/1.95 “, OIS) and 2x telephoto, selfie has 32MP sensors. This model has a 45W wired and 4,000mAh small battery with 15W wireless charging. RAZR+ 51, which is minimal.

You can get better with a Samsung Galaxy Z Flip6 – it is due to being replaced in a few months, but left to go with 6 OS updates (came through a UI7 bus), it will exclude motorols.

It is powered by an overclocked Snapdragon 8 Elite and has an IP48 rating – Samsung was a pioneer in that regard. Displays 6.7 “120Hz Ltpo are not good with (1080p+, HDR10+) and 3.4” cover displays. The battery has a capacity of 4,000mAh and 25W/15W charging.

We proceed to a quick observation of Samsung Tablet deals. The Galaxy Tab S9 Fe+ is from a few years ago and is a mid-range slate with 12.4 “90Hz IPS LCD. It is powered by Exynos 1380 chipset and will still be updated for Android 17. Slot for more storage).

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9+ is from the same vintage, so this update path should also end on Android 17. However, it has a much more powerful Snapdragon 8 General 2 chipset and a 12.4 “display is a 120Hz OLED panel. Dex is also supported on the outer screen (USB-C 3.2). Batteries are similar on both slates, 10,090mAh capacity and 45W wired charging.

The current generation model is Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+. It is eligible for a MediaTek chipset, demism 9300+ and six and OS updates (it is already a UI 7). Chipset and support on one side, two tablets are quite similar.

You can also have Windows on a similar-sized tablet-New Microsoft Surface Pro 12 features 12 “90Hz LCD and it is powered by Snapdragon X Plus (8 core). Unlike its Android contestants, it is a better connectivity with two USB-C ports with DP 1.4A support.

Microsoft Surface Laptop 13 provides a better typing experience and since it does not rely on kickstand, you can actually use it in your lap. It is a 13 ”3: 2 60Hz LCD and is powered by Snapdragon X Plus. It is heavier than the tablet, 2.7LBS vs. 1.5LBS, but it promises long battery life, 23 hours vs. 16 hours.

Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro went for a stem design of this generation. They provide great audio, better ANC and are quite comfortable – the stems enable easy control.

CMF recently launched a group of four TWS buds. Meanwhile, CMF Buds Pro 2 (which are from previous year) have fallen into the price and is currently cheaper than CMF Buds 2 Plus. This makes them an easy pick for double-operators.

CMF Buds 2 Plus supports high quality audio with LDAC (like pro) and offer better battery life (up to 14 hours for buds and about 61 hours with the case). They only provide the facility of one driver, however.

CMF Buds 2 has noise cancellation which is equally good on about 2 plus and Pro 2. They have Dirac Opteo Tuning but have no LDAC support. All three CMF buds have been rated IP55 so far.

CMF Buds 2A is the cheapest of the family, but he still has some ANC (42 dB vs 48 dB2 and 50 dB plus and pro on Pro) and DIRAC tuning. These are IP54 rated.