Galaxy Flip vs Razr Durability test

[DoctorP]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbAkY-Www40

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eokt7DWljtU

[DoctorP]

admin has weird rules , man. why cant I embed a second vid? wtf

stop being a tight wad, jeff/steve/whoever

[Long Duck Dong]

I have been wanting to get one of these for a while but the ones they offered weren't CDMA and were like $3000 from Asia with crappy bands for rural areas. I carry 2 phones with me at all times and I hate anything attached to my head or ear, so I used a flip phone for several years to forward office calls to. I like the concept of just whipping out the phone and start talking. But the old style flips don't have a hot spot feature for my laptop and it's a chore to check my email when my primary phone isn't getting service in a bad area but the secondary phone still has a signal.

Idk if I'm dropping $1500 on one though but I'm definitely getting one soon. I've been waiting for phones like these for years.

[Meticode]

The Flip is obviously the better choice. Better build quality, better specs, and the screen doesn't have that huge gap when it closes like the Razr. And it's over $100 cheaper!

Both aren't my cup of tea. I still prefer the candy bar smart phone at the moment just like during the original Razr days the U.S. preferred flip phones, but most of the UK preferred the Nokia candy bar phones back then. I currently have the Pixel 2 XL and love it on Google Fi, but so far the Pixel 3 and Pixel 4 have been let downs. The 4A is the first phone I thought up changing too, I want to see what the Pixel 5 and maybe 5A throws out there. Staying on Google Fi for now.

[Patrick Chewing]

Does anyone have one yet? Which one do you recommend??

I'm due for an upgrade and I'm dying to go back to Android. The Razr brings back memories, but I'm skeptical this thing will hold up. Give me the old Razr any day!