Motorola just announced new Razrs, but this is the one I'd buy right now

Motorola's 2026 Razr lineup features significant price increases (up to $1,500 for the Ultra model) with only modest hardware improvements over the 2025 model, creating a market opportunity where prior-generation devices deliver comparable user experience at substantially lower cost. This pricing strategy reflects broader consumer electronics trends where incremental innovation is being offset by aggressive pricing, requiring IT leaders to re-evaluate device refresh cycles and total cost of ownership calculations for mobile device management programs. Organizations should consider extending refresh timelines and leveraging refurbished or prior-generation devices to maintain productivity while optimizing capital expenditure on enterprise mobile fleets.

Stephen RadochiaAndroid Police2 min read
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Motorola just announced new Razrs, but this is the one I'd buy right now
Motorola has announced its Razr lineup for 2026, featuring three refreshed clamshell phones. Unfortunately, this year’s devices come with a price increase. The Razr Ultra starts at a mind-numbing $1,500, and the news doesn’t get better for the other variants. The Razr+ now starts at $1,100, and the base Razr will set you back $800.