Victor Hristov is a Writer at PhoneArena. He focuses on consumer tech, particularly in the areas of phones, tablets, and mobile apps, bringing insights and reviews to his audience. Victor is also featured in PhoneArena and is known for his engaging video content as a YouTuber.
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By: Victor Hristov
The base Motorola Razr 2026 is slightly more expensive, but one quiet upgrade makes a big difference.
A wider selfie camera with new image processing is a welcome improvement.
By: Victor Hristov
Motorola tries to balance the mid-tier model between a super expensive Ultra and a good-enough base model.
By: Victor Hristov
The Motorola Razr Ultra is a great flip phone, but its price is raising eyebrows.
The Fitbit Air is all about the minimal, no-distraction design and non-stop heart rate tracking
By: Victor Hristov
Foldables are ready for the prime time now.
By: Victor Hristov
Motorola wins in battery size and charging speed, but still hasn't improved the software update situation.
From my morning run to a night out in town, I tested the Galaxy S26 Ultra camera in various conditions
Samsung has one advantage when we talk about cameras and it is about AI. Features like the Magic Eraser can remove parts of your images in a very seamless way, while the Motorola is not quite as good with the AI trickery.
By: Victor Hristov
The Galaxy S26 Ultra has four rear cameras, while most other phones only have three.
