New Delhi: Motorola has recently introduced its most-awaited and most rumoured first book-style foldable device, the Razr Fold, at the CES 2026 in Las Vegas. The device is likely to feature a 6.6-inch outer display paired with the large 8.1-inch 2K LTPO inner screen, positioning it squarely in the premium foldable category. In terms of photography, it comes with a triple rear camera setup made up of three 50MP sensors. On the front, users will get a 32MP front-facing camera sensor for selfies and video calling on the cover screen and a 20MP camera embedded in the inner display.
The Razr Fold, which is scheduled to be launched in North America later this summer, also supports the latest Moto Pen Ultra Stylus. Motorola is building on ideas introduced with its clamshell foldables. The outer display can automatically surface helpful information, such as the clock and calendar, when the device is partially folded into a tent-like position. The expansive inner screen supports multitasking features that enable applications to be tucked to the side while remaining active.
The back panel finishes stand out, including blue-black option with the woven, textured feel and soft, white variant with the smooth, silky surface. Motorola’s arrival in the book-style foldable smartphone space comes several years after the category took shape, but the company seems confident there is room for a different approach. While many other large foldable lenses are designed toward a stark, utilitarian design, the Razr Fold is a softer, more fashion-conscious alternative, underscoring Motorola’s belief that style can still be a differentiator in high-end smartphones.
