What to know

  • Motorola Razr Plus (2024) is now receiving the Android 15 update in the US.
  • The update includes new features, enhanced animations, and system-wide improvements.
  • This rollout is part of a broader Android 15 deployment across multiple devices including the Realme 10 Pro.

Motorola has officially begun rolling out Android 15 to Razr Plus (2024) owners in the United States. The update arrives as part of a wider Android 15 deployment that's reaching several devices across different manufacturers.

The Android 15 update for the Motorola Razr Plus (2024) includes a variety of enhancements, though specific features exclusive to the Razr haven't been extensively detailed in early reports. Users can expect the standard Android 15 improvements including smoother animations, enhanced visual effects, and various system-wide optimizations.

For comparison, the Realme 10 Pro, which also received its Android 15 update recently, gained features like lock screen customizations, improved photo editing capabilities, and a new charging limit feature as part of its Realme UI 6.0 skin based on Android 15.

The Motorola Razr Plus (2024) features an advanced 3.6-inch external display that allows you to perform many functions without opening the phone. This foldable device now joins the growing list of smartphones running the latest version of Android.

Android updates have become less exciting over the years, with many users struggling to identify standout features in new versions. However, the Android 15 rollout represents an important maintenance update that should improve overall performance and security.

If you own a Motorola Razr Plus (2024), you should receive a notification about the update soon if you haven't already. You can also manually check for the update through your device's settings menu under System Updates.

The update continues Motorola's commitment to supporting its flagship devices with the latest software. However, it's worth noting that Motorola typically offers fewer years of OS updates compared to some competitors like Google and Samsung.

Meanwhile, Motorola has also recently announced its new Edge 60 series, though these devices won't be available in the US market. The Edge 60 and Edge 60 Pro come with Android 15 pre-installed and feature MediaTek processors instead of the Qualcomm chips used in previous models.

Via: Android Central