Motorola has accidentally confirmed the name and release window of its next foldable. A support page published on the company's own website lists the device as the "Razr Flex" and states that it is a 2027 release, according to 9to5Google. There has been no formal launch event or press release.
The slip follows a teaser Motorola ran around Apple's launch event, in which the phone appeared only as a silhouette. It also confirms what earlier leaks had suggested: Motorola is working on a wide, book-style foldable rather than another clamshell Razr, putting it directly against Apple's iPhone Duo and Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8.
Motorola Razr Flex: what the leaks say
The support page does not carry a launch date beyond the year, and initial leaks had pointed to a 2026 arrival. That earlier timing now looks unlikely, since a 2027 window almost certainly rules out a release before the end of this year.
Notebookcheck reports that Motorola also appeared to tease the design at a recent Signature 27 media event, and cites a rumoured retail price of around €1,510, roughly $1,689. Details on the inner screen, battery and chipset have not been confirmed by Motorola.
- Name: Motorola Razr Flex, confirmed by an early Motorola support page
- Release window: 2027, per the same page; no firm date given
- Positioning: a wide foldable aimed at the iPhone Duo and Galaxy Z Fold 8
- Display: an outer panel rumoured at just 4.97 inches
- Design: expected 3D glass, a creaseless main display and two rear cameras
- Price: rumoured at around €1,510 (roughly $1,689, or about 5,100 TND)
