Moto RAZR press renders reveal foldable design, the retail box also spotted

Moto RAZR press renders reveal

Several leaks have given away key insights regarding the Moto RAZR foldable phone design, specifications, and software of the new device.

In the most recent advancement, press renders of Moto RAZR have leaked, emphasizing the foldable design and revealing its implied retail box just as the accessories.

A gander at Motorola RAZR foldable design

According to leaked renders, the resurrected Moto RAZR will be a dual screen folding phone, to some degree like Samsung Galaxy Fold.

In any case, in contrast to the Fold, which opens like a book, the RAZR will open vertically like a flip phone style.

Besides, the outer shell is probably going to house a single camera while the inward flexible display.

All that we think about the features of Moto RAZR

To the extent its features are concerned, the external, "closed display" on the RAZR won't have full access to all Android features. Rather, it will bolster some pre-installed applications like Moto Display, Moto Actions, and Moto Camera.

Also, it will be displayed up to 6 Quick Setting tiles on the external display; however, it's vague if users will probably look to see more tiles.

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Specification details of Moto RAZR according to leaks

According to leaks, the Moto RAZR will brandish a 6.2-inch flexible OLED display with an 876 x 2142 pixels resolution.

A few reports likewise recommend that the phone will be fueled by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 710 mid-range chipset as against the reputed Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 lead processor.

In conclusion, it is probably going to offer 6GB of RAM, 128GB of capacity and a 2,730mAh battery.

Moto RAZR retail box and accessories leaked

As found in the newly leaked press renders, the Moto RAZR will arrive in a triangular prism-like box.

The box will have a pack of black colored accessories including a wall charger, a USB (Type-C) cable, headphones, and a USB-C to 3.5mm audio adapter.

Moto RAZR: Pricing 

Motorola VP of Global Product Dan Dery had before affirmed that the organization had "no goal of coming later than every other person in the market."

Consequently, it can hope that the Moto RAZR to arrive at some point in the not so distant future.

Further, concerning pricing, the Wall Street Journal has announced that the phone could be valued at around $1,500.