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Motorola's 2026 Razr lineup emphasizes stylish design and outer-display gimmicks over top-tier hardware, with four models priced from $800 to $1,900. They look stunning and offer unique finishes, but durability concerns and the high cost make them poor value for many buyers; the base Razr is the sensible pick, while the Razr+ and Razr Ultra feel too expensive for what they deliver.
Motorola announced its 2026 foldables—Razr, Razr+, Razr Ultra (clamshell) and Razr Fold (book-style)—with preorders starting May 14 and shelves May 21. Prices rise to $799.99, $1,099.99, $1,499.99 and $1,899.99, about $100–$200 higher across the lineup and in line with high-end rivals. Specs emphasize bigger displays (up to 7 inches internal on Fold/Ultra and 6.9 inches on Razr+), high-refresh exterior screens, and upgraded cameras (mostly 50MP triples). Chips vary by model: Razr Ultra with Snapdragon 8 Elite, Razr+ with 8s Gen 3, Razr with MediaTek Dimensity 7450X, and Razr Fold with Snapdragon 8 Gen 5. Batteries range from 4,800mAh to 6,000mAh with fast charging (and wireless/reverse charging on some); AI tools are also highlighted. Motorola frames the price increases as part of a broader RAM/AI memory crunch affecting devices this year.
Motorola’s 2026 Razr lineup — Ultra, Plus and Razr 2026 — introduces silicon-carbon batteries and upgraded cameras across three price tiers: Ultra at $1,500 with a 5,000 mAh battery and 512GB storage, Plus at $1,100 with a 4,500 mAh battery and 256GB, and the base Razr 2026 at $800 with a 4,800 mAh battery and 128GB. The Ultra adds a LOFIC sensor for better dynamic range, the Plus shifts to a 50‑MP ultrawide, and the base model keeps dual 50‑MP rear cameras. Preorders begin May 14 with availability May 21 alongside the Razr Fold. While the design remains playful and premium, the higher prices—especially versus last year’s models—raise questions about value and the trade‑offs buyers will consider across screen sizes and storage options.
Motorola unveils a new Razr lineup, the Edge 70 Pro, and updates to the Brilliant Collection, emphasizing design, color, and personalization to elevate everyday experiences.
Motorola has teased a FIFA World Cup 2026-themed Razr flip phone, likely a cosmetic update of the Razr 2025, with an official reveal scheduled for January 6. The device features World Cup branding and a new look but no major hardware changes, serving as a special edition for football fans and collectors.
Motorola and Swarovski have partnered to create a luxury, crystal-encrusted edition of the Razr called the Pantone Ice Melt, featuring 35 Swarovski crystals and a leather-inspired finish, priced at $1,000 including Moto Buds Loop earbuds, with more collaborations expected in Motorola Collections.
A leaked promo video reveals that Motorola's Razr 50 Ultra / Razr+ 2024, set to launch on June 25, will feature the largest outer display on a flip-style foldable phone, improved bezels, an IPX8 water resistance rating, and a telephoto zoom camera. The phone will also incorporate AI features branded as "Moto AI".
A leak of the upcoming Motorola Razr+ (2024) reveals significant upgrades including a telephoto camera, improved water resistance with IPX8 rating, and AI-powered features. The video leak also shows a slightly smaller bezel on the cover display. The new model is set to launch next week.
Amazon is offering the 2023 model of the Motorola razr smartphone at its lowest price ever, with a $200 discount, bringing the price down to $499.99 for an unlocked model. The razr features a flip-up design, a 6.9-inch FHD+ display, Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 internals, a 64MP main camera, and 30W charging. Additionally, the razr+ model is also on sale for $699.99, a $300 discount from its regular price of $1,000, and it offers a larger external display and a more powerful Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chip.
Motorola has launched its mid-range Razr 2023 and Edge 2023 smartphones with attractive launch discounts. The Edge 2023 is available in a single color variant with 256GB storage and 8GB RAM, featuring a curved P-OLED screen with a 144Hz refresh rate and a MediaTek Dimensity 7030 processor. The Razr 2023, the most affordable foldable device in the US, offers a 6.9-inch primary display, 8GB RAM, Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 processor, and a 64+13MP dual rear camera system. Both phones are discounted by $100 from their original prices.
Motorola has released the standard Razr foldable phone, priced at $699.99, making it the cheapest mainstream flip phone in the US. The phone features a smaller 1.5-inch outer screen and a 6.9-inch 1080p display on the inside. It is powered by a Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 chipset and offers a 64-megapixel main rear camera and a 32-megapixel camera on the inside. The Razr also introduces a new feature called Moto Unplugged, allowing users to manage their screen time. Additionally, Motorola has launched the midrange 2023 Edge, priced at $599.99, featuring a MediaTek Dimensity 7030 chipset, a 6.6-inch 1080p display with a 144Hz refresh rate, and a full IP68 rating for dust and water resistance.
Motorola's new Razr foldable phone features a special mode called Unplugged, designed to minimize distractions and help users manage their screen time. Similar to Apple's Focus mode, Unplugged allows users to temporarily hide all apps except for the ones they need, preventing habitual use of distracting apps. The mode will be available on the new Razr and will be coming to the Razr Plus in the future. Motorola's move reflects the growing trend of younger Gen Z users seeking ways to disconnect from technology. The Unplugged mode completely hides apps from the operating system until turned off, providing a more immersive experience.
Motorola has unveiled two new Razr models in India, the Razr 40 Ultra and Razr 40, which could give an indication of the pricing for the non-premium Razr (2023) in the U.S. The Razr 40 Ultra is priced at Rs 89,999 ($1,098), while the Razr 40 is priced at Rs 59,999 ($732). Based on these prices, it is speculated that the non-premium Razr (2023) could be priced between $649-$699 in the U.S. The non-premium model features a ticker-style external screen instead of the larger QuickView display found on the premium model, along with a Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 SoC and a 144Hz refresh rate.
Motorola has launched its latest Razr foldable phones in India, with the standard model starting at approximately $732. This pricing could hint at an aggressive price for the standard variant in the US, possibly around $699 or $649. The standard Razr features a 6.9-inch 144Hz OLED foldable screen, a mid-range Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 SoC, and a 4,200mAh battery, but lacks the premium variant's giant cover display. Other notable features include a dual rear camera system, eSIM support, and a solid update commitment.
Motorola has removed the iconic chin from its new Razr (2023) and Razr Plus, giving the compact folding phones a unique identity. The move is a significant shift from the company's previous strategy of relying on nostalgia to sell its phones. The Razr Plus, in particular, stands out with its modern design and massive 3.6-inch pOLED cover screen. While Motorola has made some missteps, such as offering a generic purple color, the new designs show promise and could help the company regain its footing in the mobile market.