Motorola Razr Fold Brings 100x Zoom, 6000mAh Battery to Horizontal Foldable
Motorola's first horizontal foldable directly targets the three most common foldable complaints-camera quality, battery life, and durability-with top-tier specs and a carrier-subsidized price.
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Motorola announced its first horizontal foldable smartphone, the razr fold, releasing August 4. The device features a 9.89mm closed thickness, titanium hinge, 8.1-inch OLED display, and a triple 50MP camera system with 100x AI zoom. It includes a 6000mAh battery, Snapdragon 8 Gen 5, and moto ai translation. Price is 299,800 yen, or 199,800 yen through carrier IIJmio.
Motorola's first horizontal foldable, the razr fold, arrives with a camera system that DXOMARK ranked first among foldable devices. The triple 50MP setup includes a telephoto lens with optical 3x zoom and AI-enhanced 100x super zoom, plus OIS on the main and telephoto sensors. The 6000mAh battery is the largest in its class, supporting 80W wired charging. Motorola also emphasized durability: a titanium hinge, Corning Gorilla Glass Ceramic 3 on the outer display, IP48/IP49 ratings, and certification for 800,000 open/close cycles. The phone launches August 4 at 299,800 yen, with a carrier discount through IIJmio bringing it to 199,800 yen.
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