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Motorola Razr 80 Ultra (2027): Full Specifications

Motorola’s Razr 80 Ultra (2027) is a premium flip-style 5G foldable built around a large 7.0-inch inner pOLED display and a practical outer screen that keeps key apps, notifications and camera tools accessible when the phone is closed. Its foldable format stays slim in hand while still offering flagship-level hardware, with a Snapdragon 8 Elite platform, 16 GB of RAM and storage configurations that reach up to 1 TB depending on version. The main screen carries a 2992 x 1224 resolution, LTPO technology, a refresh rate up to 165 Hz and support for HDR10+ and Dolby Vision, while the 4.0-inch outer display also uses LTPO and reaches the same peak refresh rate. Motorola pairs this with a dual 50 MP rear camera system combining a stabilized wide camera and an ultrawide camera with macro capability, plus advanced video features including Dolby Vision capture. The battery is rated at 4700 mAh and supports 68 W wired charging, 30 W wireless charging and 5 W reverse charging. Other notable details include Android 15, a side fingerprint reader, NFC, Wi Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.4, USB C, dual SIM support with eSIM depending on market, IP48 protection, and a body measuring 73.99 x 171.48 x 7.29 mm when open, 73.99 x 88.12 x 15.69 mm when closed, with a weight of 199 g.
Model
Motorola Razr 80 Ultra (2027)
Storage capacity
256 GB
SIM card
SIM + eSIM
Network
5G
Operating system
Android
Screen size (inches)
7.0
Form factor
Flip

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