Motorola priced the Razr 2026 family ambitiously but was conservative with upgrades. The Razr Ultra 2026 costs $1,500 for 512GB despite using mostly the same hardware as the 2025 Ultra — same chipset (slightly overclocked), marginally brighter display (+500 nits peak), a new LOFIC sensor on the main camera, and a 300mAh larger battery. Incremental changes at best.
Which makes the Moto Razr Ultra 2025 (1TB) for $800 a compelling deal. You get double the storage of the 2026 model for nearly half the price. Motorola sweetens it further: free Moto Buds 2 Plus (MSRP $150, launched last week) with up to 9 hours playback, Dynamic ANC with six mics, and Hi-Res Audio via LHDC codec.
Four Pantone Colors
Motorola’s long-standing Pantone partnership brings four colors: Scarab, Cabaret, Mountain Trail, and Rio Red.
The Value Proposition
For context, $800 is what the new vanilla Razr 2026 costs — and the year-old Ultra beats it on all fronts. Check out our full Motorola Razr Ultra 2025 review or video review for details.
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