Motorola’s next wide-format foldable is no longer just a rumor. The company has listed the Razr Flex 27 by name on its Australian support site, placing it alongside the Razr 70 Ultra and Razr Fold. The listing confirms the product name, while recent benchmark and event material has outlined what could make this a compelling pocketable large-screen device.
Thin hardware built around a large inner screen
The Razr Flex 27 is said to measure 5.8mm thick when unfolded while fitting in a 5,000mAh battery. That combination would be a notable priority for a foldable intended to bridge phone portability and a tablet-like workspace. Its 215g weight is reported to sit between the 201g Galaxy Z Fold8 and the 254g iPhone Duo.
- 6.92-inch folding inner display with a 165Hz refresh rate
- 4.97-inch external display with a 165Hz refresh rate
- Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 processor paired with 12GB of RAM, according to a Geekbench appearance
- 5,000mAh battery in a 5.8mm unfolded chassis
- 50MP main camera and 50MP ultrawide camera
- Two 32MP selfie cameras
Both displays are expected to run at up to 165Hz, a specification that could benefit scrolling, games, and quick app switching across the outer screen and expanded inner panel. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip seen in benchmarking is not the newest Snapdragon platform, but it still positions the handset as a premium foldable rather than a midrange experiment.
December timing, but U.S. details remain unclear
Motorola is expected to launch the Razr Flex 27 in December, with initial customer deliveries reportedly beginning in the middle of the month. The company has not confirmed U.S. availability or pricing. For buyers who want a foldable that approaches small-tablet screen space without moving to a heavier device, the battery capacity, thin unfolded body, and high-refresh-rate displays will be the details to watch as the launch gets closer.
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