Motorola’s first wide foldable has a name on the company’s own website: the Razr Flex. The phone is still unannounced, so the spec sheet circulating for it, which comes from unnamed sources, remains a leak.
That sheet describes a small wide foldable with a 6.92-inch inner screen, a 4.97-inch cover screen and no telephoto camera, arriving in mid-December. A year in the website listing’s name makes the timing less certain.
The first official sign came on 9 September, when Motorola’s account posted an advert for its Razr phones on X the same day Apple showed the iPhone Duo. The clip ends on a dark outline of a foldable unfolding into a screen that is roughly square, with a horizontal camera bar on the back. The caption never mentions a foldable and only says to wait for Motorola’s next move.
The name turned up this week on a support page on Motorola’s Australian site, titled “motorola razr flex – 2027”. It looks to have been published early, and Motorola has not commented on it or announced the phone.
The year is the awkward part. Leaks from September and October pointed to a launch in mid-December, while the page’s 2027 has led some to expect a later date. Motorola does put a model year in its product names, and a Geekbench entry in October was labelled “razr flex 27”, so the number may be part of the name rather than a launch date.
| Spec | Leaked sheet |
|---|---|
| Inner screen | 6.92 inches, OLED, 1728 x 2364 pixels, 1 to 165Hz |
| Cover screen | 4.97 inches, OLED, 1736 x 1140 pixels |
| Chip | Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 |
| Memory | 12GB RAM, 256GB storage |
| Rear cameras | Two 50MP sensors (main and ultrawide), no telephoto |
| Front cameras | 32MP, one on each screen |
| Battery | 5,000mAh, 25W wireless charging |
| Closed size and weight | 110 x 76 x 12.6mm, 215g |
| Software | Android 17 |
Those numbers are not all consistent. One version of the leak lists the chip as an 8 Elite Gen 5, but its own text says the plain 8 Gen 5, which is also what the Geekbench entry shows. The sheet also claims IP48 and IP49 ratings, Wi-Fi 7, and two colours, Coriander and Dark Botanical Garden.
Against the wide foldables already out, the leaked closed body would be the shortest and the thickest. At 12.6mm closed, the leaked phone would be thicker than Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold8 (9.7mm) and the iPhone Duo (11.3mm). A European retailer also listed a Razr Flex at EUR 1,510.90 in October, though that listing called it a clamshell and is probably a placeholder.
Motorola has not said when it will present the phone. Until a certification listing appears, nothing independent backs the 5,000mAh battery or the rest of the sheet.



