Key Takeaways
1. Motorola’s new gadget, model XT2551, is likely the successor to the Razr 50 Ultra, featuring a foldable neo-clamshell design in a darker Rio Red color.
2. The Razr “60 Ultra” may offer up to 18GB of RAM and 2TB of internal storage, surpassing the storage options of competitors like the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra.
3. It will be powered by an 8-core Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, capable of speeds up to 4.32GHz, offering better performance compared to other devices like the Oppo Find N5.
4. The device will be slightly thicker and heavier than its predecessor, with a thickness of 7.29mm and a weight of 199 grams, possibly due to dual batteries with increased capacity.
5. The 6.9-inch pOLED display will return with improved resolution (1224×2992), and the 4-inch cover screen from the 50 Ultra will also be retained.
Motorola has listed a new gadget on the TENAA database in China under the model number XT2551, which is thought to be the upcoming successor to the Razr 50 Ultra.
Device Confirmation
The potential arrival of this next-generation flagship smartphone is supported by official images showcasing a foldable design that resembles the familiar neo-clamshell shape, presented in a darker variant of the rumored Rio Red color.
Impressive Specs
The Razr “60 Ultra” could indeed be a high-end smartphone, possibly featuring up to 18GB of RAM and an impressive 2TB of internal storage, along with options for 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB. In comparison, even the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is only available with a maximum of 512GB on platforms like Amazon.
TENAA has also disclosed that it will come equipped with the complete 8-core iteration of the Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, which can reach speeds of up to 4.32GHz. In contrast, the Oppo Find N5 only has a 7-core version.
Weight and Thickness Changes
However, those looking forward to a sleek and lightweight Razr+ in 2025 may find themselves disappointed. The device is said to be 7.29 millimeters thick when unfolded and weigh 199 grams, which is a slight increase of 0.19mm and 10g compared to the 50 Ultra.
These alterations might be due to the new model’s dual batteries, which have a combined typical capacity of 4,275mAh, or possibly a rated capacity of 4,500mAh, compared to 4,000mAh in the previous model.
Display Features
The dimensions of the “60 Ultra” are mostly unchanged, which seems logical since the flexible 6.9-inch pOLED display from the last generation is reportedly returning. This main screen is said to have a slightly improved resolution of 1224×2992 (around ~1.5K), as opposed to the FHD+ resolution seen in its predecessor.
Lastly, the 4-inch cover screen from the 50 Ultra is expected to be retained in this latest leak.
