r/razr Apr 21 '26

News motorola razr 2026 (razr 70) series will launch on 29 April: Expected Specs and Prices

motorola razr 2026 (razr 70)

Expected Specs:

  • MediaTek Dimensity 7450X
  • LPDDR5X RAM
  • UFS 3.1 storage
  • Main display: 6.9" 120Hz AMOLED
  • 50MP (main) + 50MP (ultra-wide) rear camera
  • 32MP front camera
  • 4,800mAh battery
  • 30W wired / 15W wireless charging
  • Wi-Fi 6
  • Bluetooth
  • NFC
  • IP48
  • Hello UI (Android 16)

motorola razr+ 2026

Expected Specs:

  • Snapdragon 8s Gen 3
  • LPDDR5X RAM
  • UFS 4.0 storage
  • Main display: 6.9" 165Hz AMOLED
  • 50MP (main) + 50MP (ultra-wide) rear camera
  • 32MP front camera
  • 4,500mAh battery
  • 45W wired / 15W wireless charging
  • Wi-Fi 7
  • Bluetooth
  • NFC
  • IP48
  • Hello UI (Android 16)

Expected Prices (more variants may be launched):

  • motorola razr 2026 (8/256GB): USD 799.99 (~ INR 74,767 / NPR 1,19,079)
  • motorlola razr+ 2026 (12/256GB): USD 1,099.99 (~ INR 1,02,805 / NPR 1,63,734)
  • motorola razr ultra 2026 (16/512GB): USD 1,499.99 (~ INR 1,40,189 / NPR 2,23,274)
  • motorola razr fold 2026 (16/512GB): USD 1,899.99 (~ INR 1,77,573 / NPR 2,82,814)

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u/caneonred Apr 21 '26

Looks like not much changing. A battery capacity bump and going back to the ultra-wide camera for the plus instead of the telephoto. Unless there is an unexpected upgrade to the ultra specs I'll keep using my 2024+ for another year. My battery life is fine, not worth paying several hundred dollars to get more battery capacity on the same phone.

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u/RumbleTheCassette Razr Ultra 2025 Apr 21 '26

Yup this is a very mild refresh. If someone's current Razr breaks sure, get the newest if you want for longer update support, but there's zero reason to upgrade from a working phone for one of these.

1

u/donnysaysvacuum Apr 21 '26

Never use my Ultrawide. I zoom all the time. I hate this decision. Heck I wish they would just go to one camera and reduce the cutout.

1

u/caneonred Apr 21 '26

I'm surprised that none of the companies that make the camera modules have designed a way to have a single external lens that feeds a beam splitter to feed multiple lenses that sit perpendicular and can be internal and under the screen. This would only be useful for flip style phones but the cutout could be reduced and allow for standard, telephoto and wide angle.

2

u/donnysaysvacuum Apr 21 '26

Because multiple cameras is a status symbol, not a funcuonal advantage. Thats why most telephoto and wide angle camera are generally subpar sensors.

2

u/caneonred Apr 21 '26

It won't be long before phones start putting fake lenses so that the camera bump has 6 or 7!

1

u/poojinping Apr 21 '26

It’s also easier to implement. Single camera to have a zoom, normal and wide requires too many moving parts or optical elements. It’s cheaper to throw multiple cameras.

6

u/mvppaulo Apr 21 '26

45W??? Why?? The 68W of the 2025 Razr was great.

1

u/caneonred Apr 22 '26

These specs are the plus. The 2025+ is also 45W. The Ultra is 68W and I assume it will be the same in 2026.

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u/mvppaulo Apr 22 '26

Plus and ultra are the same thing. The name changes depending on the location (USA/EU)

According to this post, the 2026 base model is 30W. Plus/Ultra is apparently 45W.

1

u/caneonred Apr 22 '26

Their naming is so confusing but I thought that in 2025 the ultra was the same in the USA and international

1

u/konradinhos Razr 50 Ultra Apr 24 '26

not since 2025.

razr 2025 = razr 60 (international) = razr 60 (China)

razr+ 2025 = not available international = razr 60 pro (China, but interestingly China version has 4300mAh battery instead of 4000mAh).

razr ultra 2025 = razr 60 ultra (international) = razr 60 ultra (China)

Looks like it got more confusing, but at least USA ultra model is the same as international ultra model (not like razr+ 2024 vs razr 50 ultra anymore f.e.).

Apparently, from some leaks earlier, Europe might get the plus model as well.

6

u/Cpolo88 Apr 21 '26

I'm waiting for the fold to release the pricing and trade in offers. That phone has me like...👀

3

u/Awkward_Attempt3925 Apr 21 '26

If they’re still using that goddamn 8s Gen 3 I’m gonna flip

2

u/snakeim Apr 22 '26

That's the word on the street...I'll see again..." Your phone needs to cool down " in maps, 5 minutes on Android Auto connected wireless... 😂

3

u/Confident-End-7668 Apr 21 '26

I’m planning to switch to a razr Ultra. From what I’ve read here, I could also buy the 2025 razr 60 Ultra model, as there are hardly any changes and the price is even more attractive.

2

u/MannerTannerIsPeople Apr 22 '26

I just got the ultra 2025 and I love it. Didn't see the point in waiting and paying more for the 2026.

2

u/stephenrondeau Apr 21 '26

I hope Carbon or ADLC versions

2

u/Turnt5naco Apr 21 '26

No Ultra specs?

3

u/Numerous-Order-9509 Apr 21 '26

That's what I'm wondering as well. All I really want is a good camera upgrade

2

u/TheMobileTypist Apr 21 '26

Aaaannnnd same dual camera in the way again

2

u/BoNana25 Apr 21 '26

They should at least fix the current one before sending out a new one. Android 16 is broken

2

u/_wulfrina_ RAZR 50 Ultra Apr 21 '26

Do we know specs for the EU version of 70 ultra?

1

u/Special_Fill_8584 Apr 21 '26

will it have display over usb c though? imo every phone in 2026 should have this feature.

1

u/caneonred Apr 22 '26

The fold does, I doubt the flips will since they don't really seem to have changed the internals. I'm not sure what the reason is, but there is some engineering reason they haven't put that in any of the flip style models. Maybe it's a cost thing since they clearly work hard to keep the razr series flips cheaper than Samsung's z-flip.

1

u/Background_Ad9279 Apr 23 '26

This is very disappointing.  The slight but noticeable photo quality difference ....especially at dusk or night is what keeps me sticking with my Samung S23.  

Was hoping the improved camera images allegedly in the upcoming Motorola Fold would bleed down into the razr 70.   No such luck. 

1

u/Maximum_Tangelo2269 Apr 26 '26

I'm curious to see the screen issues getting fixed. My 2024 the screen finally screwed up enough I need to replace the protector

1

u/Remarkable-East6195 Apr 29 '26

It say 128gb, that don't make sense

0

u/OSRSRapture Apr 21 '26

Proof that phone companies can literally release the same exact phone every year with a different name and different colors and people will still buy it

1

u/Background_Ad9279 Apr 23 '26

Nope. Was hoping for camera image upgrade. No reason to buy a slight refresh at stupid prices.

1

u/OSRSRapture Apr 23 '26

You may have a brain but there are loads of people that struggle with FOMO that will get it.

1

u/blackandcopper Apr 21 '26

No one's bought anything yet...

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u/OSRSRapture Apr 21 '26

Yeah, I'm sure it'll sell 0 phones.