The non-Ultra Motorola Razr 50 looks glorious in a few freshly leaked renders with a 6.9-inch primary screen and 3.6-inch cover display.
Based on last year’s experience, it shouldn’t come as a big surprise that Motorola is working on two new foldable devices set to be released under a couple of different names in different regions at some point over the next few weeks.
But the Razr 50, aka Razr (2024), and the Razr 50 Ultra, aka Razr Plus (2024), are not as predictable and as repetitive as you might think from a hardware specification perspective, preparing to see daylight with quite a few substantial upgrades over their predecessors, according to several reliable sources.Ultra screens for the „regular“ Razr 50
As impressive as the Motorola Razr (2023) looked at first glance and as much as we loved its real-world capabilities (for such a reasonable price point) in our comprehensive review last year, the affordable foldable did hold a major disadvantage compared to the costlier Razr Plus (2023) and Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5.
We’re talking about a small and naturally very limited 1.5-inch cover display, which was a flaw that Motorola reportedly plans to „fix“ this year by expanding the secondary screen real estate to a whopping 3.6 (or 3.63) inches.
That’s the exact size of the Razr 40 Ultra’s secondary panel, also impressively beating what the aforementioned Z Flip 5 offers in the same department. The vastly improved number is corroborated by both 91mobiles and DealNTech, with the latter publication also claiming that the Razr 50 cover screen will support glorious 120Hz refresh rate technology and the former source adding a few high-res product depictions in the equation to confirm the Razr 40 Ultra-inspired redesign.
