Motorola Razr Flex could be the new foldable booklet: 165 Hz OLED display, 12 GB of RAM and 5000 mAh battery

Written by Jason Miller

The sector of foldable smartphones with opening “in the booklet” continues to be enriched with new protagonists and Motorola it could be ready to enter this segment with a new device. The model, known internally by the name of “razr flex“, should represent the company’s first booklet, alongside the proposals already on the market.

According to rumors, Motorola Razr Flex should integrate a 6.92-inch main OLED display with 165Hz refresh rate. The panel should also support HDR10, HDR10+ and Dolby Vision standards. The processor could manage the device Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 by Qualcomm, accompanied by 12 GB of RAM. The battery should instead have a capacity of 5000mAh.

Once opened, the device should also provide a second internal 4.97-inch OLED panelcharacterized by a resolution of 1736 x 1140 pixels. However, no official indications on the speed of charging via cable are yet available. The new model should still support the Qi2 standard for wireless charging.

Further details on the new Motorola foldable wide

As regards the photographic sector, the rumors speak of the presence of two sensors of 50 megapixels each. Motorola Razr Flex should have a weight of around 215 grams and a thickness of 12.6 millimeters when folded, which would drop to 5.8 millimeters when fully opened. The device should also feature certifications IP48 and IP49 for resistance to water and dust.

On the connectivity front, the foldable should integrate a nano SIM slot and also offer the eSIM support. The framework of the alleged technical characteristics therefore includes a rather complex hardware configuration, even if at the moment all the information must be considered as rumors awaiting official confirmation from Motorola.

The debut of the Motorola Razr Flex is currently expected to be around mid-December. The device could be offered in PANTONE Coriander and PANTONE Dark Botanical Garden colors. However, Motorola has not yet officially confirmed the new model.

Jason Miller

I'm Jason Miller, and I've been passionate about technology and storytelling for over a decade. As a lead writer at Herald Editorials, I strive to bring clarity and creativity to complex tech topics. When I'm not writing, you'll find me exploring the latest gadgets or hiking in the great outdoors.