Motorola’s Razr series has been a mainstay in the foldable phone market, offering a unique clamshell design for users who want cutting-edge tech. The upcoming Razr 50 is no different, but a recent leak has shed light on how much it might cost consumers.
While Motorola has yet to officially announce pricing, rumors suggest the Razr 50 could start at a competitive $699. This Razr 50 price leak, if accurate, would undercut previous Razr models and make foldable phones more accessible to a wider range of buyers. There’s also a rumored premium version, the Razr 50 Ultra. This higher-end model will pack stronger specs and a larger secondary display. Of course, this extra power comes at a cost – reports suggest a starting price of €899 (roughly $970 USD) for the Ultra.
Specs rundown: What’s inside the Razr 50?
Previous leaks have given us a good idea of what to expect from the Razr 50 in terms of specs. The phone is expected to feature a spacious 6.9-inch primary display when unfolded, perfect for watching videos or multitasking. On the outside, a 3.6-inch secondary display allows for quick access to notifications and basic functions without flipping the phone open.
The Razr 50 Ultra reportedly upgrades to a more powerful Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 chipset, ideal for demanding tasks and gamers. Both the main and secondary displays on the Ultra model will also feature a smoother 165Hz refresh rate for a better experience. However, the Ultra might have a slightly smaller 4,000mAh battery, potentially due to the stronger processor. There might also be some differences in the rear camera setups between the standard and Ultra models.
An official announcement is likely coming soon, so we’ll know the official pricing and specifications of both the Razr 50 and Razr 50 Ultra very soon. With a powerful processor, a beautiful foldable display, and a competitive price, the Razr 50 could be a strong contender in the foldable phone market.
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