The new Motorola Razr foldable is coming, and according to a new rumor, the Motorola Razr+/Razr 40 Ultra will be packing a 165Hz display.
The folks over at WinFuture this week published yet another spec breakdown for the foldable that will be called Motorola Razr+ in the US and Motorola Razr 40 Ultra internationally. As previous reports have detailed, the device will be powered by Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, Android 13, and have a huge outer display, but this latest report does help to refine some key details.
For one, the inner display will measure 6.9-inches, as also mentioned in a retail leak, but more interestingly that display will have a refresh rate of 165Hz. That’s well beyond the usual 120Hz that most foldables have offered thus far, but it’s also not especially surprising. Motorola ships its Edge+ flagship with the same 165Hz refresh rate, just obviously without the ability to fold.
The report further mentions a 3.6-inch, 1066×1056 outer display, 8GB of RAM, 256GB of storage, and a 3,800 mAh battery with 33W charging. The camera situation is also clarified, with a primary 12MP camera, 13MP sensor used for ultrawide shots, and a 32MP sensor on the inside used for selfies when the display is open.
Finally, the price for the Razr 40 Ultra is mentioned to be between €1,169 and €1,199. Previous rumors point to a price around $1,000 in the US.
More on Razr:
- Motorola ‘Razr+’ foldable will support full apps and keyboard on outer screen
- Motorola confirms June 1 launch for new Razr foldables [Video]
- Motorola’s ‘Razr 40’ foldable leaks with smaller outer display, leather material
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