FNTCASE for Motorola Razr Fold Case: [Hinge Protection] Translucent Matte Cases [Compatible with Magsafe] Military Grade Shockproof Protective Phone Cover

Think it's a rebrand (or very, very similar) to the one I picked up a few weeks ago. Link edit: difference in covered/uncovered hinge Hoping one will include a stylus holder and it'd be perfect. 🤞

In US, using Google Fi and had mine for nine days now. Initial impressions: Hardware Displays: Inner screen is pretty awesome to have, though I find myself using the outer about 90% of the time. One of those "nice to have, just in case" features. Both screens are plenty bright, even in the brightest outdoor settings. Not been an issue thus far. Battery: heat when charging is a very real thing! Got an 80W brick and it charges fast enough that heat doesn't have too much time to build up, but it definitely gets warmer than smaller batteries. Cases: using a magsafe case and wireless charging, heat definitely builds up to the point of hot. Almost unusable. The hinge protection is nice but adds noticeable bulk to the phone when cased. Not having a hinge cover reduces the weight with this case but there's a) no magsafe and b) no way to charge the stylus so it'll have to be used with forethought about how/why I might use the phone that day then switch cases. Hoping more case options come out in time. Cameras met expectations based on marketing but not really a camera user so not as important for me. Battery T1D with both xDrip+ and AAPS running 24/7 (bt, wifi, gps, all required 24/7) and device can easily make through a day and half of moderate usage. Would likely make two full days if pushed. Performance is fine, but coming from an iPhone15, it's what I'd call "about right". No solid frame of reference for comparison. Software: no use for most of Motorola's included software, and really easy to uninstall non-Moto titles (e.g., Copilot, LinkedIn, and a few others). 2. Gemini is an unmitigated disaster. Simple commands for on-device operations shouldn't take 15-30 seconds to "turn the volume down to 50%". And that's after you have to yell at it to trigger wakeup words. 3. SmartThings routines seem to function fine but by touch only, Gemini doesn't seem to work correctly. 4. Android Auto seems about on par with Apple CarPlay, maybe have a star less (3.5 versus 4 for ACP). Doesn't do wireless AA but I'm not sure if that's the device or my truck yet. Adding scrollable widgets would be nice. Most software issues are more with Google than Motorola but still affects daily usage. Summary: Overall, quite happy with the purchase decision. It was pricey, but a solid ~$800 trade-in + free stylus justified it to me. Onbly concern would be long-term battery health given the heat issues mentioned but we'll see how it holds up over time.