I just tested the Motorola Razr Fold a couple of weeks ago, and it’s already getting a deep discount so soon after its launch. On its own, Moto’s first notebook-style foldable phone costs $1,899, but a bundle deal that Motorola is offering directly through its site can land you as much as $1,485 off.
In order to get the biggest savings, you’ll need to trade in a newer device in working condition — and usually with the highest storage option. I selected the iPhone 17 Pro Max with 2TB of storage that normally retails for $1,999, but Motorola’s giving it a $985 trade-in value.
Throw in the additional $500 discount and free shipping that Motorola’s offering with this promotion, and you can get the Razr Fold with Moto Buds 2 Plus and Moto Tags 4-Pack for $414 at Motorola. The icing on the cake is that free pair of Moto Buds 2 Plus wireless earbuds and a 4-pack of Moto Tags.
I personally think it’s tough to part with a relatively new phone like the iPhone 17 Pro Max, but it appears as though you’ll get $500 off instantly regardless of what phone you trade — just as long as it’s in working order. For example, the iPhone SE (2nd Gen) gave me a trade-in value of just $5, but the deal still includes Motorola’s extra $500 discount. That brings the total price at checkout to $1,394, which is still worth it because of the included free accessories I’ve mentioned.
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So far this year, the Motorola Razr Fold is easily one of the best phones I’ve tested. There are a number of reasons why, including how it offers the longest-lasting battery life in a notebook foldable, its unparalleled AI-assisted camera zoom performance, and how effectively it can replace my laptop.
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The design is also pretty impressive, boasting a slim profile that tucks away a gorgeous 8.1-inch main pOLED display that’s surprisingly bright and vivid. Even though it’s not as skinny or light as the Galaxy Z Fold 7, its rugged build makes me feel more confident that it’ll hold up much better in the long run.
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And finally, I can’t stress enough the level of productivity I’m able to get out of it. Not only is its main 8.1-inch display suitable for running up to four apps simultaneously, but I also love how its Smart Connect feature allows me to connect it directly to a monitor. It delivers a true, desktop PC-like experience that genuinely makes me more productive.
