Motorola Razr 60 Ultra Leaks All Owa Before It’s Even Out
Motorola is back in the foldable game, and we’re anticipating the Razr 60 series, which is expected to launch in 2025.
They’ve taken the Razr 50 and Razr 50 Ultra, infused them with some next-gen features, and are set to market them to anyone in search of a flip phone that stands out. Although we don’t have every detail confirmed just yet, the rumors are circulating all owa the web, so let’s take a closer look.
When Will the Motorola Razr 60 Be Released?
In August 2024, Gizmo China revealed information about a Motorola device codenamed ‘Orion’ with the model number XT2551-3. That XT25 prefix effectively signals Motorola’s indication that “Hey, it’s arriving in 2025.”
Additionally, 91Mobiles has noticed the Razr 60 Ultra receiving certification with the model number XT2551 in India. While specifics remain sparse, it’s evident that this is the successor to the Razr 50 Ultra.
Motorola appears to prefer a two-month interval between certification and launch; so, following this trend, we might see the Razr 60 Ultra on the market as early as March 2025. However, until Motorola makes an official announcement, it’s merely speculation.
How Much Will the Motorola Razr 60 Cost?
Get ready, because judging by the pricing of the Razr 50 Ultra, this might not be a budget-friendly option.
To provide a reference, the last models had price tags of £999/$999 for the Ultra and £799.99/$699.99 for the standard Razr 50. Let’s hope they don’t decide to hike the prices further.
Also, can we address Motorola’s baffling UK pricing? Why was the regular model £100 pricier here compared to the US last time? Sort it out, chaps.
What Specs and Features Will the Motorola Razr 60 Have?
Now, let’s dig into what we know thus far.
Design
Leaked images from Android Headlines depict a device that looks… well, identical to the last model. Same shape, same overall design, just a slightly darker shade of green. Groundbreaking.
Display
The previous models featured a stunning 6.9-inch LTPO AMOLED display, and we’d anticipate something similar here. The external screens measured 3.4 inches on the standard Razr and 4 inches on the Ultra—indications suggest Motorola is sticking to that, at least per the leaks.
Performance
The Razr 50 Ultra was equipped with a Snapdragon 8s Gen 3, which was respectable, but recent leaks hint that the Razr 60 Ultra could feature the Snapdragon 8 Elite. That would represent a significant upgrade, allowing it to compete against Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 7.
If accurate, this could become one of the quickest flip phones on the market. Let’s just hope they don’t compromise battery life to accommodate this performance.
Cameras
If you’re expecting substantial camera enhancements, you might be disappointed. The Razr 50 Ultra’s configuration was decent—50Mp main, 50Mp telephoto, 32Mp selfie shooter—but leaks indicate that the Razr 60 Ultra will likely offer a similar setup.
It would be nice if Motorola provided some improved low-light capabilities or advanced AI features, but we’ll have to see.
Battery & Charging
The Razr 50 Ultra had a 4000mAh battery, while the standard Razr 50 housed a slightly larger 4200mAh battery. It appears we’ll be seeing something similar again, with 45W wired charging for the Ultra and 30W for the standard model.
Decent, but nothing revolutionary either.
Software
Anticipate Android 15 upon release, featuring Motorola’s typical clean interface and foldable-optimized software. If Motorola keeps the UI streamlined and includes some useful multitasking features, I’ll be satisfied.
Summary: “Flipping Leaks Everywhere”
So, what have we discovered? The Razr 60 Ultra is on its way, it’s essentially the Razr 50 Ultra sporting a new processor, and Motorola remains reluctant to implement dramatic design alterations.
If you’re a fan of flip phones, this might be worth considering. If not, well, it’s just another pricey foldable to add to the bunch. Stay connected with GadgetLad for more straightforward tech discussions.
