Just announced Razr Ultra leaves the Z Flip 6 in the dust with this free storage upgrade deal
Celebrate Razr Ultra (2025) pre-orders with this exclusive Motorola.com deal on the 1TB version of the high-end flip phone! For a limited time, you can save $200 on the 1TB model, getting it at the price of the 512GB version. Trade in your old phone to save even more—Motorola is offering an additional $200 trade-in discount on most phones. Don't miss out!
Yep, that's right! Another reason I'm so tempted to just go ahead and pre-order this thing is that it comes equipped with Qualcomm's current top-of-the-line chipset, the Snapdragon 8 Elite—unlike the Galaxy Z Flip 6 , which rocks the old news Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 . So not only would I be getting a foldable with an insane amount of storage at a massive discount, but I'd also have a phone that can rival top dogs like the Galaxy S25 Ultra and the OnePlus 13 in terms of performance, while leaving Samsung's fancy clamshell star in the dust.
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I also love that it has capable cameras. While I don't take selfies or landscape photos often, I still appreciate the gorgeous images its 50MP main snapper delivers, with rich, warm colors that make every picture pop. Now add the beautiful 7.0-inch AMOLED display with a sharp 2912x1224 resolution, 165Hz refresh rate, and HDR support to the mix, and the Razr Ultra (2025) checks all the right boxes for me, making me forget that the
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Z Flip 6 even exists.
That's just golden when you think about the fact that the Razr+ (2024) , which I adore, came with a less powerful SoC compared to the. But Motorola has clearly upped its game, making the new Razr Ultra the better choice for users who like living the foldable lifestyle, like yours truly.I also love that it has capable cameras. While I don't take selfies or landscape photos often, I still appreciate the gorgeous images its 50MP main snapper delivers, with rich, warm colors that make every picture pop. Now add the beautiful 7.0-inch AMOLED display with a sharp 2912x1224 resolution, 165Hz refresh rate, and HDR support to the mix, and the Razr Ultra (2025) checks all the right boxes for me, making me forget that theeven exists.
Overall, the new Motorola Razr Ultra (2025) is definitely one of the highlights of this year, proving that Razrs are no longer just a more affordable alternative to the Galaxy Z Flips but rather a true competitor that challenges Samsung's foldables. And with that insanely good deal that lets you score a high-end clamshell
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Z Flip 6 ! Pre-order the new Razr Ultra (2025) today and grab, hands down, the best clamshell foldable on the market at an unbeatable price!
Overall, the new Motorola Razr Ultra (2025) is definitely one of the highlights of this year, proving that Razrs are no longer just a more affordable alternative to the Galaxy Z Flips but rather a true competitor that challenges Samsung's foldables. And with that insanely good deal that lets you score a high-end clamshell foldable phone with a whopping 1TB of storage at a massive discount, the Razr Ultra (2025) is an unmissable bargain. So, forget the! Pre-order the new Razr Ultra (2025) today and grab, hands down, the best clamshell foldable on the market at an unbeatable price!
On top of that, they can save even more with a trade-in, as Motorola offers a $200 discount on most phones. In other words, buyers have a real chance to save at least $400 on this beauty and rock a true foldable powerhouse equipped with the best chip for mobile devices right now.
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