The Motorola Razr Ultra’s coolest AI feature has one annoying hiccup
You can look but you can't talk... unless you play your cards right.
I like almost everything about Motorola’s new Razr Ultra. It looks gorgeous, feels powerful, and its cover screen experience remains miles ahead of Samsung’s Flex Window. I even think Motorola struck the right balance with its Moto AI rollout, pairing classic features like an image generator with useful note-taking tools and a quick way to summarize notifications. I’ve actually found ways to work Moto AI into my daily life, which isn’t something I’ve always been able to say with Pixels or Samsung Galaxy devices.
And yet, there’s a problem. One of the Razr Ultra’s coolest features — and its one exclusive AI tool — makes me just a little bit nervous every time I try to use it. Here’s why Look and Talk is Moto AI at its best… and worst.
