The Motorola Razr 50 Ultra, aka Razr Plus (2024), is essentially leaked in full today by a typically very reliable source, looking set to improve pretty much everything about its predecessor while retaining the same price point.
Motorola’s undoubtedly fast-approaching Razr 50 Ultra is making headlines again today, and if that name doesn’t sound very familiar, you might know this unannounced foldable phone by its alternative Razr Plus (2024) moniker.
Yes, we realize that can be incredibly confusing, but it’s definitely not surprising, as the device leaked in full today by WinFuture’s always reliable Roland Quandt is set to follow in the footsteps of a product released in Europe as the Razr 40 Ultra and in the US under a simpler Razr+ name.So what’s new here?
At first glance, not much. Yes, the Razr 50 Ultra looks awfully familiar in a massive new batch of super-high-quality renders showcasing its three glorious colorways. The primary 6.9-inch OLED display with 165Hz refresh rate capabilities, a resolution of 2640 x 1080 pixels, a centered hole punch, and relatively thin but decidedly visible bezels all around it is said to be (and pictured as) completely unchanged compared to what the Razr 40 Ultra offers in the same department.
Then you have a 4-inch cover screen with two camera cutouts that is also described as „well-known“ in this latest revelatory WinFuture report (translated here).
