Motorola's new Verizon lineup
Verizon begins nationwide sales of Motorola's new foldable phones and smartwatches with trade-in discounts
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Verizon has begun nationwide sales of Motorola’s 2026 Razr lineup: the book-style Razr Fold, Razr+ flip phone, and Razr 2026, which is offered through Verizon only in its Swarovski-crystal version. Retail prices are $1,949.99, $1,099.99, and $999.99, respectively; customers on Verizon’s Simplicity plan can pay monthly over four years, for totals of $1,200, $720, and $480. Eligible trade-ins can reduce phone costs by up to $1,100 through bill credits. Verizon is also selling the cellular Moto Watch Ultra and offers it at no additional device cost through bill credits when customers bring or buy a Motorola phone and add a connected-watch line. The launch expands Verizon’s selection of Motorola devices, which had been limited in recent years.
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Motorola’s Razr Fold is the company’s first book-style foldable; it has an 8.1-inch main display and includes AI tools such as Google Gemini and Perplexity search.
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Verizon is also selling Motorola’s Moto Buds 2 Plus for $149 and offering eligible customers six months of Google AI Pro at no cost, including Gemini access and 5TB of Google Drive storage.
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The Razr 2026 phones first went on sale in May, while the Razr Fold became available in April—months before Verizon began carrying them.
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The Moto Watch Ultra marks Motorola’s return to Wear OS smartwatches, and Verizon describes it as offering phone-free use, Polar health tracking and water resistance.
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