Foldable Motorola Razr Will Hit The Market In Late 2019

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Motorola Razr 2019 could hit the market with a price tag of $1500 (around Rs 1,07,500).

As reported by CNET, Motorola will likely make its iconic flip phone – Motorola Razr model – have a comeback in late 2019. What’s more, it will reportedly sport a flexible display, according to some prestige sources. Prior to this news, there were also rumors regarding the launch of it, which predicted it would have happened in February (then nothing happened). Many believe that Motorola might decide to delay this launch to carefully check up its foldable phone before it goes on sale, unlike the Samsung Galaxy Fold.

So what will the Motorola Razr 2019 edition look like? Instead of folding inwards like the Huawei Mate X and Samsung Galaxy Fold, the Razr would fold vertically. According to tech site LetsGoDigital, this foldable device would also first introduced in the US and Europe sometime between Dec 2019 and Jan 2020.

Back in 2017, Motorola filed a patent related to the foldable Razr at the US Patent Office. The patent suggested a foldable phone with a large screen and a hinge at the middle, considering that it could be opened vertically like a flip phone. The flexible display might boast an aspect ratio of 19:8 and a notch located right there. Apart from that, the handset would also sport a fingerprint scanner and a camera setup on the back.

Also, Motorola Razr was spotted when receiving Bluetooth 5.0 certifications from the Bluetooth Special Interest Group, along with the Motorola One Vision. The sibling has already available for sale, so we all expect the Razr to be ready as soon as possible.

One Vision

Marked as a “high-end” device, at least 200,000 units of Motorola Razr 2019 could hit the market with a price tag of $1500 (around Rs 1,07,500).

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