As we spotted earlier this month, Verizon is welcoming a handful of new Motorola phones to its network with the Razr Fold and two Razr flip phones both now available.
Verizon and Motorola have gone hand in hand for years, though Moto devices somewhat vanished from The Big Red in recent years. Outside of a few sparse releases, the “best” Motorola devices needed to be bought unlocked and brought to Verizon, rather than being available through the major carrier.
It seems the door is wide open again though, with Verizon now embracing Motorola’s latest releases.
Motorola Razr Fold, Razr+ (2026), and Razr (2026) are all now available on Verizon, though the “budget” model is solely the Swarovski variant. Pricing lands at $1,949, $1,099, and $999, respectively. Based on some previous findings, these appear to be Verizon-dedicated versions of these devices, which explains the price differences – Razr Fold typically starts at $1,899, for example. Model numbers of each product listing back that up.
All three foldables are available for purchase now:
- Motorola Razr Fold at Verizon.com
- Motorola Razr+ (2026) at Verizon.com
- Motorola Razr (2026) Swarovski at Verizon.com
Trade-in deals max out at $1,100 off.
Also available now at Verizon you’ll find the Moto Watch Ultra, Motorola’s return to Wear OS smartwatches. The watch supports cellular connectivity and can be a freebie (via bill credits) when you buy or bring a Motorola phone to your account if you add a connected watch line.
moto watch ultra on us: Buy or bring your own Motorola smartphone and receive a moto watch ultra for $0 per month ($350 savings) when adding a new connected watch line. Discount applied as bill credits over 36 months. Additional terms apply.
More on Motorola:
- Motorola Signature 27 officially gets a North American launch in the ‘coming months’
- Motorola’s wide Razr Fold wants to have ‘3D glass’ and a creaseless display
- Motorola is finally making a new Wear OS watch and it’s not called the Moto 360
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