Lenovo, the parent company of Motorola, has just revealed the next-generation Razr at the MWC 2024 Shanghai. Interestingly, both Lenovo and Motorola exist in the China market but for the new Moto Razr 50 Series, it has been branded as Lenovo Moto Razr 50 Series (stylized as Lenovo moto razr 50).
Like the moto razr 40 from last year, the new razr is all-screen inside and outside. In other words, aesthetically, it looks like its predecessor. But let’s not bore you with useless marketing talks and jump straight into the key features and specs of the respective models:
Moto Razr 50
- Collaboration with Pantone
- 3.6” external display
- 5th-generation teardrop hinge
- Dual cameras: a 50 MP main camera with OIS + a 13 MP super wide-angle camera
- A 32 MP front-facing camera
- Take a photo of anything, the phone will generate a custom wallpaper
- AI imbued—obviously
- SGS folding longevity certified (yup, it is a thing)
- IPX8 rated
- 4,200 mAh with 30 W wired fast charging + 15 W wireless charging
- Dual SIM
- MediaTek Dimensity 7300X
Moto Razr 50 Ultra
- Collaboration with Pantone
- 4.0” border-free AI large secondary display
- 5th-generation teardrop hinge
- External AI wallpaper
- Dual cameras: a 50 MP main camera with OIS + a 50 MP 2x optical zoom + 30x AI zoom
- A 32 MP front-facing camera
- IPX8 rated
- SGS folding longevity certified
- 4,000 mAh battery with 45 W wired fast charging + 15 W wireless charging
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 3
- Dual SIM
- AI baked into it—obviously
Pre-orders for the new Lenovo moto razr 50 and Lenovo moto razr 50 Ultra start on June 25 at 15:30 hours China Time, with the standard moto razr 50 starting at 3,699 yuan [CH] (around US$509) and the Ultra model starting at 5,699 yuan [CH] (about US$785).
Images: Lenovo [CH].