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Phone Arena
4 days ago
- Business
- Phone Arena
Massive $400 discount makes the 1TB Razr Ultra (2025) way more appealing
Razr Ultra: $400 off at Motorola $1099 99 $1499 99 $400 off (27%) The Motorola Store launched its first significant discount on the premium Razr Ultra with 1TB of storage, slashing it down to its best price ever. Right now, you a save a hefty $400 on all colors. Be sure to hurry up because this promo might not last very long. Buy at Motorola Receive the latest mobile news By subscribing you agree to our terms and conditions and privacy policy Grab a Moto razr 2024 for free! Switch to Total Wireless and buy 2 months of a 5G Unlimited plan to score the phone free! We may earn a commission if you make a purchase Check Out The Offer Have you been waiting for a solid Motorola Razr Ultra discount? Now's your chance to save big. Right now, the official store gives you a smashing $400 price cut on the buffed-up 1TB variant. That brings the hefty $1,499.99 flip phone down to $1,099.99 across week, for instance, Motorola offered a more modest $200 price cut on the same model, pairing it with a Moto Watch Fit ($199.99 value) to sweeten the pot. Before that, we encountered the same $200 discount without freebies on several occasions. In other words, this is the first time the Razr Ultra has received such a massive price cut since its a premium, modern-looking design and an edge-to-edge 4-inch cover display, this flip phone definitely draws attention. The main touchscreen measures some 7 inches, giving you plenty of screen real estate to interact with. Both panels use OLED technology and support up to a 165Hz refresh rate, and they get bright enough for smooth outdoor the Galaxy Z Flip 7 , this Android phone uses a Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, providing incredible potential for just about any task you can think of. Don't forget to check out our Galaxy Z Flip 7 vs Motorola Razr Ultra comparison to see just how much more capable the Motorola is on the performance about camera capabilities? The handset features a 50MP main lens and a 50MP ultra-wide sensor, plus a 50MP selfie camera, capturing vibrant images with great detail and slightly warm tones. You can find camera samples in our Motorola Razr Ultra review . Rounding out this premium flip package is a 4,700mAh battery with 68W wired and 30W wireless charging support, plus useful Moto AI while it's undeniably pricey even at $400 off, the Motorola Razr Ultra checks all the boxes you can possibly want in a flip phone. If it sounds like your kind of foldable, now's the time to save.
Android Authority
6 days ago
- Business
- Android Authority
Motorola is finally beating Samsung at its own game
Ryan Haines / Android Authority When you buy a smartphone in 2025, it's often rare that you pay the full MSRP of the phone you're looking at. Between trade-in deals, price discounts, store credits, and more, virtually every smartphone brand is always running some kind of promotion on its Android handsets. For years, Samsung has been one of the best at this game. Even for phones that are still in the pre-order phase or have just recently launched, it's not uncommon to find Samsung throwing in free storage upgrades, discounts on a smartwatch if you buy it with your new phone, etc., etc. But Motorola has quietly been catching up to Samsung in this regard for a while, and with its latest Razr Ultra promotion, Motorola has finally beat Samsung at its own game. Motorola Razr Ultra or Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7: Which one would you choose? 0 votes Motorola Razr Ultra NaN % Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 NaN % Motorola is coming for Samsung's value crown Ryan Haines / Android Authority If you've shopped for a Motorola phone in recent years, you've probably come across similar such deals on the company's website. Motorola is no stranger to quickly slashing price on its phones, and it hasn't been for some time. But while its discounts are often good, they never seem to be quite on the same level as Samsung's. However, that changed this week with a new deal for the Motorola Razr Ultra. Right now on Motorola's website, you can buy a 1TB Razr Ultra for the same price as the base 512GB storage model plus get a free Moto Watch Fit smartwatch with your order. That's a total value of $400 in savings, and that's without trading in your old phone — where Motorola is currently offering an extra $200 on top of your phone's normal trade-in value. So, if you traded in a 128GB iPhone 15 Pro, you could get a 1TB Razr Ultra (plus the Moto Watch Fit) for just $650 — a combo that would normally cost $1,700. Joe Maring / Android Authority How's that compare to Samsung? At the time of writing (currently during Z Flip 7 pre-orders), Samsung is also offering a free storage upgrade (from 256GB to 512GB) along with enhanced trade-in values. Using the iPhone 15 Pro as an example once again, trading that into Samsung would net you a 512GB Galaxy Z Flip 7 for $700. That's $50 more than the Motorola deal, and you're getting half the storage and no free smartwatch. While this is just one example, I think it's an important one to call out. It's easy to point at Samsung as the value king for smartphone deals and promos, and while the company is certainly still doing well here, Motorola beating Samsung in this department — even in just one scenario — is significant. It's especially noteworthy in this example considering the stark similarities between the Razr Ultra and Z Flip 7. These are the two best flip-phone foldables available in the US today, and for Motorola to edge out Samsung like this is impressive. If I were in the market for a new flip-phone and had these two deals to choose from, I know which one I'd pick, and it wouldn't be Samsung. This is good for everyone Ryan Haines / Android Authority Aggressive smartphone deals like this are important. Not only are are they good ways to save you a few bucks on your next purchase, but they also put pressure on competitors to follow suit. It's widely known that Samsung traditionally has among the best smartphone promos, but a deal as good as this Razr Ultra one can shift that narrative. It can put Motorola on people's radar in a way that the company wasn't previously, and in turn, Samsung may up its game with its next Z Flip 7 promotion. Whether you're a Moto or a Samsung fan, everyone wins. Beyond that big picture view, it's also just nice to see Motorola make a phone like the Razr Ultra so accessible. The Razr Ultra is one of our best-reviewed phones of the year, with one of our only complaints being its steep price. For that to no longer be an issue is pretty commendable. Now, is this something we'll see more of from Motorola? While we can't say for sure, I certainly hope so — and I think we will. To out-value one of the best Android brands in the business is no small feat, and this Razr Ultra deal is clear Motorola knows how to do it. Motorola Razr Ultra Motorola Razr Ultra Blisteringly fast charging and excellent battery life • Ultra-flagship-tier performance • Top-notch materials and eye-catching Pantone colors MSRP: $1,299.99 High-end processing power in a folding shell Adding Ultra to the name, the Motorola Razr Ultra is the first folding phone from Moto with a top-tier processor. The 7-inch folding display is paired with a half-size front display to give you both a premium experience, and a compact and portable communication device. See price at Amazon See price at Motorola Save $399.99
Phone Arena
21-07-2025
- Phone Arena
The impressive 1TB Motorola Razr Ultra (2025) foldable scores a hefty discount and a cool freebie
Have you been thinking about picking up Motorola's best foldable device in its most impressive configuration? Today looks like the perfect day to do just that, as the ultra-attractive and ultra-sophisticated new Razr Ultra (2025) not only costs $200 less than usual with a whopping 1TB of internal storage space, also including a nice little gift worth an additional $200. All you need to do is choose your favorite 1TB Razr Ultra (2025) colorway out of three different options on Motorola's official US e-store, and the device manufacturer will throw in a complimentary Moto Watch Fit in addition to charging $1,299.99 instead of $1,499.99 for the Snapdragon 8 Elite-powered handset with 7 and 4-inch screens in tow. $200 off (13%) 5G, Unlocked, 1TB Storage, 7-Inch Foldable LTPO AMOLED Display with 2912 x 1224 Pixel Resolution and 165Hz Refresh Rate Technology, 4-Inch Secondary LTPO AMOLED Panel with 1272 x 1080 Pixel Resolution and 165Hz Refresh Rate Capabilities, Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Processor, 16GB RAM, Android 15, 50 + 50MP Dual Rear-Facing Camera System, 50MP Single Front-Facing Camera, Dual Stereo Speakers with Dolby Atmos Technology, 4,700mAh Battery, 68W Wired Charging, 30W Wireless Charging, Three Color Options, Free Moto Watch Fit Included Buy at Motorola That primary display, mind you, is slightly larger than what the Galaxy Z Flip 7 offers in the same department, while the secondary panel is a little smaller than the one on Samsung's hot new high-end Android clamshell. The Motorola Razr Ultra (2025) also holds a number of other key (and rather clear) advantages over its main rival right now, including that aforementioned Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC, a hefty 16GB RAM count, huge 4,700mAh battery, blazing fast 68W charging capabilities, and a grand total of three 50MP cameras (instead of just one). At $1,299.99 with a full terabyte of local digital hoarding room and a $200-worth freebie bundled in, this bad boy is (understandably) still a bit costlier than a Galaxy Z Flip 7 on pre-order at the time of this writing with only 512GB internal storage space and a $300 gift card included at the likes of Amazon. Our comprehensive Razr Ultra (2025) review is likely to make this feel like an even smarter purchase, praising everything from the versatile phone's gorgeous design and screen quality to its audio performance, overall system performance, battery life, charging speeds, and of course, camera performance. The perfect foldable device? Maybe not, but it could well be the perfect foldable deal, especially when you also consider the undeniably fashionable design, mind-blowing battery life, solid fitness tracking, and reasonably large display of that Moto Watch Fit you don't have to pay a dime for... if you hurry.
Phone Arena
20-05-2025
- Phone Arena
Motorola reveals the price and release date for the Moto Watch Fit
So, what can Motorola's $200 wearable do that might make you want to purchase it? So, what can Motorola's $200 wearable do that might make you want to purchase it? A fitness watch without Wear OS The Moto Watch Fit was announced last month alongside the new Razr lineup. The peculiar thing about it was that it runs on a proprietary OS and not Google's Wear OS like most other Android smartwatches. For a $199 smartwatch, that might raise eyebrows, especially with options like the Amazfit GTS 4 selling for less while offering similar features. Still, the Moto Watch Fit has some notable specs and features that might be enough to justify its price. It has a 1.9-inch OLED display, an aluminum frame, and even 5ATM and IP68 ratings. The Moto Watch Fit was announced last month alongside the new Razr lineup. The peculiar thing about it was that it runs on a proprietary OS and not Google's Wear OS like most other Android a $199 smartwatch, that might raise eyebrows, especially with options like the Amazfit GTS 4 selling for less while offering similar the Moto Watch Fit has some notable specs and features that might be enough to justify its price. It has a 1.9-inch OLED display, an aluminum frame, and even 5ATM and IP68 ratings. Receive the latest Wearables news By subscribing you agree to our terms and conditions and privacy policy Built-in GPS Heart rate and sleep tracking Over 100 sports modes Accelerometer, gyroscope, and ambient light sensor Bluetooth 5.3 for stable connections Android phone compatibility So is the Moto Watch Fit a good deal? The caveat is that it does not support apps, which can be a major dealbreaker for some users. It also doesn't have a smart assistant. So why buy this watch if it has these flaws? Well, there are plenty of users that don't require additional functionality than the basic ones, so the lack of app support is not that big of a deal. If the heart rate sensor and the GPS are reliable, then the Moto Watch Fit could be a great competitor to similar devices from Amazfit and Xiaomi. Where Motorola claims the watch truly shines, though, is its battery life. The company claims up to 16 days on a single charge, though that doesn't account for intensive GPS use. To make things even better, the company even says that a short 5-minute top-up will give you a full day of watch supports the basics required for fitness tracking, such as: Two weeks of battery life, a lightweight body (25 g), and solid fitness tracking capabilities are a great combination for a fitness smartwatch. In fact, you could argue that this wearable is better than the expensive and bulky options on the market, as they can't last even for a single week on a single charge. You will be able to purchase the Moto Watch fit starting May 22 through Motorola's official website , and later on Amazon and Best Buy.
Android Authority
19-05-2025
- Android Authority
Motorola shares eyebrow-raising Moto Watch Fit pricing
Ryan Haines / Android Authority TL;DR Last month, Motorola launched its 2025 Razr smartphone lineup. Alongside the phones, we got to meet the new Moto Things accessories, including the Moto Watch Fit. Now Motorola share that the wearable is set to debut for a cool $200. Last month, Motorola pulled back the curtain on its new hardware lineup for summer, showing off the 2025 Razr phones as well as a couple accessories designed to complement the foldables. We got to meet two of these 'Moto Things': the crystal-adorned Moto Loop Buds, and the Moto Watch Fit. At the time, we got to check out the hardware and learn about its feature set, but Motorola had still not announced pricing or release specifics. Today we see those answers arrive, and they may not be what you were hoping for. Motorola has a certain degree of prestige in the smartwatch world, helping to popularize circular designs early on with its Moto 360. We recently lamented how the company has failed to really embrace that lineage with the Moto Watch Fit, and instead produced what feels more like an entry-level fitness tracker. While the wearable borrows the design of a crown-less Apple Watch, this is far from a full-featured smartwatch, and functionally feels a lot like the Moto Watch 70 — it doesn't even run Wear OS. While that's a bit of a bummer, there's still room for products like this in the wearables ecosystem — they just need to be aware of their competition and priced accordingly. For instance, we already have three other Moto Watch models made by CE Brands under license, priced from $75 to $140. That's getting a little high on the upper end, but this is what you pay if you want a big screen to go along with your fitness tracker. Ryan Haines / Android Authority So where does that leave the Moto Watch Fit? Somewhere around $150 would have made enough sense, but instead Motorola shares with us that the Watch Fit is set to go up for sale this Thursday, May 22, for just about $200 in the US — or $250 in Canada. Sales will get started directly through Motorola, but the company does plan to expand to online sales through Best Buy and Amazon at some point that it's yet to share. The Moto Watch Fit features a 1.9-inch OLED display, has an aluminum frame offering IP68 ingress protection, and claims to support over two weeks of operation on a single charge. And that all sounds reasonably solid, but we'd love to get it for a lot less — or at least be coming home with a full-blown Wear OS model for maybe a little more. Got a tip? Talk to us! Email our staff at Email our staff at news@ . You can stay anonymous or get credit for the info, it's your choice.
