As excitement builds around Motorola’s next foldable, new leaks have provided a closer look at the expected design and features of the upcoming Razr 70 Ultra.
Leaked renders and promotional material suggest that the Motorola Razr 70 Ultra will arrive as a flagship clamshell-style foldable later this year. The images indicate that the device will be available in at least two colour options — purple and brown — featuring textured and wooden finishes on the back of the lower flap.
The design shows a dual-camera setup placed on the upper flap, alongside an LED flash. The cover display appears with slim bezels, continuing the design approach seen in earlier renders. The inner display is also expected to have thin bezels and may include a hole-punch cutout for the front camera.
Branding details are visible on the lower half, with Razr branding placed at the bottom and Motorola branding positioned centrally. The handset is also shown with a curved metal frame.
Physical controls include a power button and volume keys on the right side. Another unspecified button is visible on the opposite side. The internal hinge mechanism is also revealed in one of the images, secured using 4 Phillips head screws.
The leaked promotional video highlights additional features. The device is shown with multiple wallpapers and is expected to support Motorola’s Turbo Power wired fast charging. At the bottom, the phone includes a USB Type-C port placed between the SIM tray and the speaker grille.
The Razr 70 Ultra may also support gesture-based camera controls, adding to its smart feature set.
While the company has not officially confirmed any details, these leaks provide a clearer picture of what to expect from Motorola’s next-generation foldable smartphone.
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