Motorola is making a splash at CES 2026, diving headfirst into the foldable market with its new Razr Fold. On paper, it’s got all the makings of a serious contender against the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold. A large external display, an even larger internal screen, stylus support, and a robust camera system are definitely checking boxes. But after getting my hands on it, I’m seeing some potential cracks in the foundation.
Promising Specs, Murky Details
The Razr Fold boasts a 6.6-inch external screen and an 8.1-inch flexible main display, according to Engadget. Motorola is also bringing back stylus support (Moto Pen Ultra) to the Razr Fold, which is a notable win considering Samsung dropped it from the Z Fold 7. This is a smart move. Modern foldables are basically tablets, and a stylus enhances the user experience. The camera array is equally impressive: a 50MP Sony sensor, a 50MP ultrawide/macro, a 50MP telephoto, a 32MP external selfie lens, and a 20MP internal camera. Plus, it can record in Dolby Vision. "More specifications will be shared in the coming months," Motorola states. But the lack of concrete details regarding internal specs, pricing, and availability is concerning.
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