Motorola plans to launch two foldable phone models in 2023, according to recent rumours. Days after the official images of the Moto Razr 40 were leaked, it was time for the “premium” variant Razr 40 Ultra appears before the official announcement.
Recently, tipster Evan Blass shared render images of the device in three different colors: black, blue and barberry (pink). Like this, The large external display is one of the highlights of the future device..
The new leak reveals more details about the design of the Moto Razr 40 Ultra. As said, above the metal hinge, the model has a wide outer panel with wide sides and cutouts for two photo sensors and an LED flash.
In the images with the smartphone fully open, you can see that the inner screen has a slightly thinner bezel. There is also a centered front camera hole at the top of the screen.
The Razr 40 Ultra should bring up the power and volume control buttons located on the right side. So rumors suggest that the foldable device has a fingerprint sensor under the screen.
What to expect from the Moto Razr 40 Ultra?
premium option, Razr 40 Ultra is expected to feature a 6.7-inch flexible AMOLED display With Full HD+ resolution and 144 Hz refresh rate. Meanwhile, external screen can be 3.5 inch.
Internally, the device is expected to use Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chip. In addition, the device can have 12 GB of RAM, internal space options up to 512 GB and can come out of the box with Android 13 (My UX interface).
Rumors show that Razr 40 Ultra should have 12MP main camera or even 50MP — and 32 MP front sensor. Closing the pack, the phone may have a 3,640 mAh battery with 33W fast charging.
Despite the recent leaks, Motorola hasn’t given any clues as to when the foldable cell phone duo will be released. Despite everything, old rumors suggest that the premiere could take place at the beginning of the 2nd termIt’s competing with the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5.
Source: Tec Mundo
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