Additionally, Motorola is offering a budget-friendly option for those who want to limit distractions. The plain Motorola Razr (Razr 40 elsewhere) features a 6.9-inch, 144Hz 1080p main display with the same hinge technology as the higher-end model. However, it has a smaller 1.5-inch external screen that provides essential information, reminiscent of older Z Flip models.
The base Razr model is expected to arrive in North America in the coming months. Although Motorola hasn’t disclosed pricing details, company executives have stated that the device will be “meaningfully cheaper” than the Razr+. This could make it one of the first affordably priced foldable phones in the US market. Users will have the option to purchase a more pocketable handset without having to pay top-tier prices, even if it means sacrificing some performance.
