The Motorola Razr, which was a household name in the mid-00s at the height of the popularity of flip-phones, is getting a reboot from Motorola this year.Most recently, in mid-April 2019, the new Motorola Razr was officially confirmed as existing and indeed called the "Motorola Razr" in an official Bluetooth certification body listing, which also confirmed that the phone would use Bluetooth 5.0 technology.
The addition of an affordable display means the new Motorola Razr will compete directly with the likes of the Huawei Mate X, the Samsung Galaxy Fold, and the unnamed dual-folding Xiaomi.Plenty of information about the next-generation Motorola Razr has already landed, so read on to get up to speed on one of this year's biggest folding phones. We'll keep this article updated with every whisper, leak or educated guess that we hear, too. Stay tuned.
Motorola is expected to keep the same industrial design of the original July 2004 Razr V3, albeit with a very modern twist. The schematics of an as-yet unannounced Motorola-branded smartphone, now widely-believed to be the 2019 rebirth of the Motorola Razr, were spotted in a patent filing late last year.
