I pushed the latest foldables from Samsung, Motorola and Honor into a no‑mercy battle royale and there was one clear winner

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UPDATE: I erroneously stated that only Honor Magic V6 offers stylus support when Motorola Razr Fold also supports stylus input. Even when opened, the Razr Fold stays impressively thin at 4.55mm, though its crease is far more noticeable than on the Galaxy Z Fold 8. WINNER: Motorola Razr FoldRunner-up: Honor Magic V6Galaxy Z Fold 8 vs Razr Fold vs Magic V6: Battery life(Image credit: Tom's Guide)Battery life is one of the biggest practical differences among these three foldables. Admittedly, the added height of the Z Fold 8 Ultra makes it better suited to running three or more apps at once, but for two apps side‑by‑side, the Z Fold 8 is brilliant. OVERALL WINNER: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8Runner-up: Motorola Razr FoldOf the three, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 feels the most natural in everyday use.