Motorola Razr Price: Retail, Deals & Price History

Motorola's razr family is a set of foldable phones. The three flip models, the razr, razr+, and razr ultra, fold like a clamshell, while the razr Fold opens like a book. The 2026 versions went up for pre-order in the US in May 2026.

The numbers below are launch prices reported by 9to5Google when pre-orders opened. Motorola's own store and large retailers run sales on razr phones often, so the price you see on Motorola's site today may be different from these figures. Treat the table as the starting reference, then check the current listing before you buy.

The standard motorola razr (2026) is the entry model at $799. The razr+ (2026) sits above it at $1,099, and the razr ultra (2026) is the top flip phone at $1,499. The book style razr Fold launched at $1,899.

Differences in memory, storage, displays, and cameras vary by model. Motorola lists specifications on each product page, and reviewers compare them in detail.

Several things can make a listing differ from the launch figure.

• Sales. Motorola and retailers regularly discount foldables, and reviewers have said they expect Fold discounts in the months after launch.
• Bundles. Pre-order perks at launch included free accessories such as a watch, earbuds, or a stylus, depending on the model, along with Moto Care.
• Carrier deals. Credits tied to a plan or trade-in can lower the effective price, but they usually require a new line or a minimum period of service.
• Configuration. A razr can be sold in different memory and storage options. Make sure the listing you compare has the same one.
• Retailer. Motorola.com, Amazon, and Best Buy do not always match each other.

Motorola sells unlocked razr phones that work across the major US carriers. Carriers also sell razr phones, often at a monthly installment price with a promotional credit. An installment price is not the same as the cash price, so compare the total cost over the full term, including any required plan.

The flip models fit in a pocket when closed and open into a regular phone screen. The Fold opens into a larger tablet like display. That design costs more, which is visible in the table. If portability matters most, the flip models are the practical choice, and if you want a bigger screen for reading and multitasking, the Fold is the one to look at. Neither is better for everyone, so match the form to how you use a phone.

Before you buy, compare the store price with the launch figures above and see whether it is a sale price or a regular one. Ask whether accessories are included, whether the phone is unlocked, and what the return window is. If a carrier is involved, ask whether the price depends on a trade-in or a new line. Pre-order bundles from May may no longer be offered, so a current listing can come with different extras than the launch version. These questions take a few minutes and often explain why two listings for the same razr look different.

Foldable phones have a hinge and a flexible display, which are the parts most likely to need repair. Motorola sells a protection plan called Moto Care, and some launch offers included it. Check what the plan covers, such as accidental damage, before deciding that it is worth the cost. Third party insurance and carrier protection plans are other options.