Motorola has unveiled new foldable smartphones, with prices that may eclipse their specifications.

As per Motorola’s announcement, the newest folding devices will be up for pre-order starting May 14 and will hit retail locations on May 21. The 2026 collection includes the budget-friendly Razr, Razr+, and Razr Ultra, all featuring a clamshell format, which is well-known among Motorola enthusiasts. Moreover, fresh information about the previously mentioned book-style Razr Fold has surfaced, as noted by Bloomberg.

Past Motorola Razr foldables had areas that required enhancement, but our technology editor recently labeled the Razr Ultra as “the most underestimated phone of 2025.”

With the anticipation of Apple’s inaugural foldable phone this year, here’s what we have gathered regarding the newest Android foldable devices.

The RAM crisis is the reason behind the elevated mobile prices

Before we delve into specifications, let’s talk about pricing.

Bloomberg reveals that the Razr is priced at $800, the Razr+ at $1,100, the Razr Ultra at $1,500, and the Razr Fold at $1,900. This indicates that the basic model has risen by $100 compared to last year, while the Plus and Ultra versions have increased by $200. The pricing for the Razr Fold is on par with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7, which debuted at $2,000 last year.

Motorola has historically been recognized for its budget-friendly phones, but in 2026, the concept of affordability is subjective.

Owing to a memory crisis fueled by AI on a global scale, tech gadgets are becoming pricier in