I Want Motorola's Next Razr Ultra to Have Features We See on Its International Phones
Motorola is set to announce its new Razr lineup, including the Razr Ultra and Razr Fold, which are expected to be premium flagship devices. The Razr Ultra may feature improvements seen in Motorola's international phones, such as better software support and a thinner design. However, the device's high starting price could pose challenges in competing with other flagship models from major brands.
- ▪Motorola's Razr Ultra is expected to have a starting price of around $1,500.
- ▪The Razr Ultra may include features like faster charging and improved software support.
- ▪Motorola's international phones have set a precedent for longer software update support, which the Razr Ultra needs to match.
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Motorola's new Razr lineup will be announced Wednesday, and the company's likely going to give a lot of spotlight to its Razr Ultra follow-up and the new Razr Fold. These foldable phones will probably be expensive and, in the US, serve as Motorola's premium flagship option to rival the Pro and Ultra models from Apple, Samsung and Google. Watch this: Motorola Razr Fold Hands-On: Sleek Design With a Luxury Finish 02:09 Yet despite highlights including the Razr Ultra's large unfolding screen and fashion-forward materials including Alcantara fabric, Motorola typically falls behind in key areas, such as the long-term software support that buyers of a $1,300-plus device have come to expect.
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