Motorola Razr+ foldable phone and Wi‑Fi router antenna tips reviewed

Motorola's Razr+ foldable phone delivers a flagship‑like experience at a lower price than the Razr Ultra. It shares the Ultra’s titanium‑reinforced hinge, Corning Gorilla Glass Victus, and an IP48 rating, and is only about 10 g lighter. While the Ultra’s Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset scores higher in benchmarks, the Razr+ provides enough speed for everyday apps, media streaming, and navigation, making it a strong choice for most users.

For home Wi‑Fi, adjusting router antennas can significantly improve signal strength. In single‑story homes or apartments, vertical antenna placement is recommended. In two‑story houses, angling antennas about 30 degrees helps vertical coverage between floors, while larger open spaces benefit from roughly 45‑degree angles. Central router placement, elevation off the floor, and keeping the device away from metal objects or enclosed spaces further enhance performance. Users can monitor signal strength via router apps, and mesh systems are an alternative for broader coverage, though at a higher cost.