Motorola is officially over the nostalgia play. Sure, the flip is still iconic, but the 2025 Motorola razr family—the razr ultra, razr+, and razr—is doing more than just tipping its hat to early-2000s cool. These new foldables are smarter, tougher, and dare we say, more fashion-forward than ever, all while quietly flexing some very grown-up AI muscle. Whether you’re a power user, a style maven, or someone who just misses slamming their phone shut after a call, there’s something here worth flipping for.
Flip Phones, Evolved: the 2025 Motorola Razr Lineup
The 2025 Motorola razr lineup comes in three flavors, each tailored to a different kind of phone personality. If you want it all—glitz, performance, and enough AI to practically plan your day—the Motorola razr ultra is your power flip. It’s rocking the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 Elite chip, a dedicated AI engine, and a stunning 7″ pOLED screen inside.
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Fold it shut and you’ve still got a 4.0″ external display—big enough to handle messages, widgets, or streaming music without even opening it.
It’s available May 15, unlocked or through AT&T and T-Mobile, starting at $1,299.99.
The razr+ dials things back just a notch but still brings the goods with the Snapdragon 8s Gen 3, a 4.0″ external screen, and a clean design wrapped in Pantone’s 2025 Color of the Year—Mocha Mousse, no less. It’s a solid middle ground at $999.99.
And then there’s the entry-level Motorola razr, which brings folding fun to the masses with a smaller 3.6″ cover display, MediaTek’s snappy Dimensity 7400X processor, and a starting price of $699.99. Even at this tier, you’re getting AI-enhanced photography, flexible design, and finishes that feel more boutique than budget.
All three will be available for pre-order on May 7 and officially hit shelves on May 15.
AI That Knows You Better Than Your Best Friend
Motorola isn’t just stuffing buzzwords into the razr name. The new Moto AI system isn’t your average assistant—it’s more like that extremely organized friend who somehow knows your schedule better than you do.
Need a recap of messages you missed while doomscrolling? That’s Catch Me Up. Trying to focus? Pay Attention filters what really matters. Want your phone to remember that taco recipe from earlier? Remember This has your back.
If you’re holding the razr ultra, you also get a dedicated AI key to access everything fast, plus hands-free features when your phone’s propped up in tent mode—great for cooking, Zooming, or making sure your phone doesn’t end up in the salsa.
And because this AI isn’t confined to the phone screen, it plays nice with other screens, too. With Smart Connect, you can beam content to your TV, mirror your phone to your laptop, or jump between devices without breaking a sweat.
Looks That Actually Matter
If you’ve ever picked a phone based on color (no shame), Motorola heard you. The 2025 Motorola razr lineup is giving design nerds and Pantone loyalists something to talk about.
The razr ultra shows off in four finishes, including leather-inspired textures, satin touches, and even a new Italian-made Alcantara option—think luxury car interior, but for your palm. Want to go full nature-core? There’s even a wood back made from responsibly sourced FSC-certified material.
The razr+ gets a soft-touch leather-inspired look in Midnight Blue, Hot Pink, and yes, that velvety Mocha Mousse. And even the more affordable razr gets its moment in the spotlight with colors like Parfait Pink and Lightest Sky in materials that feel anything but cheap.
Design isn’t just skin-deep here. The new titanium-reinforced hinge plate is four times stronger than surgical-grade stainless steel and built to fold more than 35% longer than previous models. Pair that with an IP48 rating (translation: water and dust resistance) and you’ve got a flip phone that’s just as ready for a pool party as a board meeting.
Cameras That Understand the Assignment
Whether you’re snapping selfies, recording TikToks, or just trying to capture your dog mid-zoomie, these razrs know what they’re doing. The razr ultra steals the show with a triple 50MP camera setup—the first of its kind on a flip phone—and AI-powered features like Group Shot (no more blinkers), Action Shot (for fast-moving kids or sports), and Air Gesture (wave to start recording, because buttons are so 2022).
The razr+ also packs a 50MP punch, plus a 50MP telephoto lens for detailed zooms without grainy regret. And the base razr, while more modest, still brings its A-game with a 50MP main sensor and ultra-wide options.
No matter which model you grab, Motorola’s Photo Enhancement Engine steps in to auto-adjust your pics for better color, clarity, and style based on what you normally shoot. Basically, your phone starts to learn your aesthetic. If that doesn’t say “personal assistant,” what does?
Battery Life That Doesn’t Judge You
Let’s talk stamina. The razr ultra comes with a hefty 4700mAh battery that powers through over 36 hours of mixed use. When you do need to juice up, the 68W TurboPower charger (sold separately) gives you a day’s worth of power in eight minutes. There’s wireless and reverse charging, too, if you’re feeling generous.
The razr+ holds strong with a 4000mAh battery and 45W charging, while the razr balances size and endurance with a 4500mAh cell and 30W fast charge. Either way, Motorola clearly doesn’t want your phone dying halfway through your group chat meltdown.
Accessories That Complete the Look
If the razr family is your new wardrobe staple, consider the moto buds loop and moto watch fit your accessories of choice.
The moto buds loop are Motorola’s first open-ear earbuds, tuned by Bose for premium sound and featuring a luxe Swarovski crystal option if you’re feeling fancy. They’re lightweight, water-repellent, and packed with AI smarts like voice-triggered commands and spatial sound. Battery life? Eight hours per charge, with 37 total hours when you include the case.
For your wrist, the moto watch fit is sleek, thin, and tough enough for the gym, pool, or hiking trail. It’s got built-in GPS, heart rate tracking, 100+ sport modes, and it syncs with your Motorola phone so you can change tracks or check messages without pulling out your device. It even lets you create your own AI-generated watch faces with a quick text prompt. One charge keeps it running for up to 16 days.
Both accessories are coming soon to North America, with pricing and availability dropping later this year.
Final Flip
Whether you’re nostalgic for the old razr days or you’re just ready to stand out in a sea of slab phones, the 2025 Motorola razr lineup makes a strong case for the fold. They’re not just playing on past glory—they’re pushing the flip format forward with real innovation, thoughtful design, and a splash of personality. You don’t have to be a tech expert to appreciate what these phones offer—you just have to want a device that fits your life and actually makes it easier. And honestly? That’s worth flipping out over.
You can learn more about the new 2025 Motorola flip phones by clicking here.
We will update this post as carriers send us info on their 2025 Motorola razr deals and plans. But for now, here is what we’ve got:
Verizon
Verizon is making it easy to step into the 2025 Motorola razr lineup with a range of compelling offers across its plans and services. Starting May 15, the new motorola razr will be available in three eye-catching PANTONE shades—Gibraltar Sea, Spring Bud, and Parfait Pink. You can purchase one for $16.67 per month for 36 months with 0% APR, or $599.99 if you prefer to pay retail.
For those looking to save even more, Verizon is offering the razr for $0 a month over 36 months when you trade in any Motorola, Apple, Google, or Samsung smartphone in any condition and sign up for a myPlan plan. This deal also includes a three-year price lock, ensuring you won’t see unexpected changes in your monthly bill for the duration.
In addition to the free phone offer, Verizon’s myPlan and myHome customers can enjoy significant savings on entertainment. You’ll get access to Netflix & Max, Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+—five popular streaming services bundled together for just $20 per month, representing a savings of over 40%.
If you’re not a Verizon customer, you’re not left out. The new Motorola razr will also be available on Verizon’s other brands, including Straight Talk, Visible, Total Wireless, and Verizon Prepaid, making it accessible no matter which plan you prefer. For business customers, Verizon Business is offering exclusive pricing and special deals tailored to meet the needs of professional users.
The 2025 Motorola razr lineup will be available from Verizon on May 15 online and in stores nationwide.
T-Mobile
At T-Mobile, you can save up to $1,000 on any model in the 2025 razr lineup when you trade in a device or add a new line on eligible plans like Go5G Plus, Go5G Next, Experience More, or Experience Beyond. If you’re not looking to go that route, there are still big discounts available. You’ll get $600 off the new Motorola razr—or any phone in the 2025 razr series—when you add a line on most T-Mobile plans. Alternatively, if you’d rather trade in a device, you can get $500 off with most existing plans.
Over at Metro by T-Mobile, the deal is equally enticing. You can grab the 2025 Motorola razr for just $319.99 plus tax when you bring your number over and sign up for the Metro Flex Unlimited Plus plan. This makes the razr one of the most competitively priced flip phones in its class, especially when paired with Metro’s affordable monthly service.
Beyond device savings, both T-Mobile and Metro are offering their newest plans with a standout feature: a five-year price guarantee. That means you can lock in your rate today and enjoy peace of mind knowing it won’t go up unexpectedly down the road. Between the eye-catching new razr designs, the flexible offers, and the long-term value baked into the pricing, T-Mobile and Metro are offering more than just a new phone—they’re delivering a better way to stay connected.
That looks like a really cool phone! I loved my old pink Razr and kept it until it totally died.
Motorola is really going all in on flip phones with modern folding screens.
I was really tempted to get a Razr when I upgraded last year… it’s still high up on my radar and I think I might give it a try next go around.