Phone stopped Motorola The new Motorola Razr folds completely off bending after just over 27,000 open and close operations and about three and a half hours in CNET’s FoldBot folding machine, where problems were discovered after the team removed the phone from the folding machine for examination for the third time.
It became difficult to fold the phone again, but after folding it by force, it seemed that the joint had experienced an alignment problem and became very solid and resistant to closing, and despite the folding problems, the phone screen continued to operate at full capacity.
According to CNET, the Motorola foldable phone test has not folded close to 120,000 times, a figure that the site achieved last fall with the Samsung Foldable Galaxy Fold phone, or even from its goal of folding the Motorola Razr phone up to 100. A thousand times, as the test stopped on attempt No. 27 thousand.
There are some notes about the CNET test, as the FoldBot folding machine used was having problems with how to fold the phone for a period of time before it officially ended the experiment, as it seemed from the test that the phone joint was having problems before reaching the fold number 27A.
CNET has indicated that the folding machine may not have been properly calibrated and adjusted to fit the Motorola foldable phone, because the machine manufacturer does not have a Motorola phone to test.
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In the event that the assumption that the person checks his phone is between 80 and 150 times a day, and that the CNET test is correct, this means that the Razr phone will fail between 6 and 12 months of use.
Motorola did not mention the number of fold times that you expect the Razr phone to withstand, but indicated that it should stay for two years, and the company provides a one-year warranty regarding defects that occur during normal use.
Motorola shared a video called “The Real Razr Phone Test”, and sent a statement saying: The FoldBot folding machine is not designed to test our devices, therefore, any tests performed using it will place undue pressure on the joint and not allow the phone to open and close as intended , Which makes the test inaccurate.
“The Razr phone has undergone extensive testing during product development, and the CNET test does not indicate what consumers will experience when using the Razr in the real world, and we have every confidence in the durability of the unique phone characterized by a dynamic clamshell folding system that is unlike any device on the market.”
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