Head to head
Motorola razr 60 ultravsSamsung Galaxy S25
The short answer
Choose the Motorola razr 60 ultra for the larger screen, peak brightness, more base storage, battery life per charge, faster charging and faster wireless charging. Choose the Galaxy S25 for lower weight and battery lifespan. The Galaxy S25 is £301 cheaper at UK RRP (£799 against £1,100). The Galaxy S25 gets security updates for longer: until January 2032, against February 2029 for the Motorola razr 60 ultra.
- Released
- 2025-04-25GSMArena — Motorola Razr 60 Ultra specifications, retrieved 2026-09-10
- Price
- £1,100Motorola UK — motorola razr 60 ultra, retrieved 2026-09-10
- Security updates until
- 2029-02-28Motorola UK — motorola razr 60 ultra, retrieved 2026-09-22
- Released
- 2025-02-03endoflife.date, retrieved 2026-08-20
- Price
- £799Samsung Newsroom UK — Galaxy S25 series, retrieved 2026-08-20
- Security updates until
- 2032-01-31Samsung UK spec API — Galaxy S25, retrieved 2026-09-22
6 wins for Motorola razr 60 ultra2 wins for Galaxy S251 gap borderline2 differences you won’t notice£301 apart at RRP
Verdict: Motorola razr 60 ultra ahead on 6 rows, Galaxy S25 on 2 rows
On the makers’ figures and the named third-party sources, the razr 60 ultra wins on display size (7 in against 6.2 in), peak brightness (4,500 nits from the maker against 2,600 nits from GSMArena), storage (base) (512 GB against 128 GB), battery per charge (48.8 h against 37.27 h), fast charging (68 W from the maker against 25 W from GSMArena) and wireless charging (30 W from the maker against 15 W from GSMArena); the Galaxy S25 wins on weight (162 g against 199 g) and battery lifespan (2,000 cycles against 1,000 cycles). One gap is borderline, a difference most people would not notice: battery capacity (4,700 mAh against 4,000 mAh) for the razr 60 ultra. The differences in RAM and 3DMark Wild Life Extreme are below the thresholds you would notice. The other 35 rows have no threshold or no direction to judge by, so nobody wins them.
True to scale
Outlines from each maker’s published dimensions, drawn to scale. Corner rounding is our drawing convention, not a measurement.
Specifications
A win is marked only where the figures can be ranked and the gap is one you could notice. A row the site has no threshold for says whether the two differ, and that it is not ranking them. = marks the same figure on both, ≠ not ranked a difference with no ranking. Every figure carries its source.
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Misc
5 attributes neither phone has a sourced figure for
Typical brightness · HDR peak brightness · OS versions supported · Google Mobile Services · DXOMARK camera score. Rows appear as sources are cited — a gap in our data, not a statement about either phone.
Questions
Is the Motorola razr 60 ultra better than the Galaxy S25?
On the figures, neither is better overall: the Motorola razr 60 ultra wins on display size, 7 in (Motorola UK) against 6.2 in (Samsung Newsroom UK), peak brightness, 4,500 nits (Motorola UK) against 2,600 nits (GSMArena), storage (base), 512 GB (Motorola UK) against 128 GB (Samsung Newsroom UK), battery per charge, 48.8 h against 37.27 h (both EU energy label), fast charging, 68 W (Motorola UK) against 25 W (GSMArena) and wireless charging, 30 W (Motorola UK) against 15 W (GSMArena); the Galaxy S25 wins on weight, 162 g (Samsung Newsroom UK) against 199 g (Motorola UK) and battery lifespan, 2,000 cycles against 1,000 cycles (both EU energy label). Every other row is borderline, too close to notice, or not ranked.
Which has the better battery?
The Motorola razr 60 ultra, by a gap you’d notice: battery per charge, 48.8 h against 37.27 h (both EU energy label). The Motorola razr 60 ultra is ahead, narrowly: battery capacity, 4,700 mAh (Motorola UK) against 4,000 mAh (Samsung Newsroom UK), a borderline gap most people would not notice.
Which is lighter?
The Galaxy S25, by a gap you’d notice: weight, 162 g (Samsung Newsroom UK) against 199 g (Motorola UK).
Which has the brighter screen?
The Motorola razr 60 ultra, by a gap you’d notice: peak brightness, 4,500 nits (Motorola UK) against 2,600 nits (GSMArena).
Which gets updates for longer?
The Galaxy S25 gets security updates for longer: until January 2032, against February 2029 for the Motorola razr 60 ultra. Sources: dates from Motorola UK and Samsung UK spec API.
Which is cheaper?
The Galaxy S25 is £301 cheaper at UK RRP (£799 against £1,100). Prices from Motorola razr 60 ultra: Motorola UK; Galaxy S25: Samsung Newsroom UK.
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