The first foldable phones that are hitting retail, are proving to demonstrate the most novel design ideas in years, have the price tags to match, and still couldn’t be more different from each other.

Not to mention that the choice of a cheaper BOE (instead of Samsung) flexible display, and the pick of midrange specs, allowed Motorola to offer its Razr at a much lower price point, compared to its earlier competitors in the field, so there’s that as a consideration as well.

Both Samsung and Huawei are rumored to work on a similar “flip phone” foldable concepts for their next efforts in the nascent market niche, so this design may not stay Motorola-exclusive for long.

In the end, each of those design decisions has its own advantages and drawbacks, that is why we wanted to ask you whose approach do you personally prefer, now that the Razr is finally official, and looks every bit as the leaked renders and rumors that have been circulating since the spring.