Motorola stunned tech fans by cutting the price of the Razr Ultra 2025 to $800 for the 1TB storage variant, down from $1,500 for the 512GB version. The 2025 model matches the 2026 Ultra’s chipset (with a minor overclock) but adds a brighter display (500 nits peak brightness) and a 300mAh larger battery. The 1TB upgrade delivers double the storage of the pricier 2026 Ultra, making it a smarter buy for power users.

The deal sweeteners don’t stop there. Buyers get free Moto Buds 2 Plus (MSRP $150), featuring Dynamic ANC, six microphones, and Hi-Res Audio LHDC support. Pantone’s exclusive Scarab, Cabaret, Mountain Trail, and Rio Red color options add flair to the already sleek design.

While the 2026 Ultra offers marginal upgrades, the 2025 model’s $700 discount and included accessories create a compelling value proposition. Critics argue the price gap between the 2025 and 2026 models feels unjustified given overlapping specs.

This move positions Motorola as a challenger in the premium foldable market, leveraging aggressive pricing to undercut competitors. Consumers gain access to flagship features at a fraction of the cost, though long-term software support remains a question mark.