Motorola has accidentally confirmed its first wide foldable — and it did it on its own website.
A support page titled “motorola razr flex – 2027” has appeared on Motorola’s Australian site, spotted by Android Authority. There is no announcement, no press release and no comment from Motorola — but the listing is the first time the company itself has used the Razr Flex name, and it settles months of rumours about what its answer to Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Apple’s iPhone Duo would be called.
A confirmation with a question mark
The support page itself is bare — no FAQs, no specs — and the device also shows up in Motorola’s security updates section with placeholder details. So the name is real; everything else is still leak territory.
The “2027” in the name is the one puzzle. Earlier leaks pointed to a launch as soon as this December, with shipments starting mid-month, and a Geekbench entry for the phone is labelled “razr flex 27” — suggesting 2027 is simply the model year in the name, the way Motorola badges its Razr line, rather than a promise that the phone won’t arrive until next year. Motorola has announced no date and no price.
Motorola has been hinting at the shape, too. Footage from a recent media event, shared by Brazilian outlet TudoCelular, shows an animation of an unknown wide foldable closing in official Motorola branding — and back in September, Motorola posted a Razr advert on the very day Apple unveiled the iPhone Duo.
The leaked spec sheet
None of the following comes from Motorola. It is the spec sheet that has been circulating from unnamed sources, so treat it as unconfirmed until launch:
- Inner display: 6.92-inch OLED, 2364 × 1728 (a near-4:3 “passport” shape), up to 165Hz
- Cover display: 4.97-inch OLED, up to 165Hz
- Processor: Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 (also seen in a Geekbench listing)
- Memory: 12GB RAM, 256GB storage
- Battery: 5,000mAh
- Body: 5.8mm thick when open, about 215g
- Cameras: 50MP main + 50MP ultra-wide, dual 32MP selfie cameras — and no telephoto
If those numbers hold, the Razr Flex would be the smallest of the new wide foldables — a short, wide phone that folds out into something closer to a small tablet than the tall, narrow Galaxy Z Fold line. Skipping the telephoto keeps the body slim, but it leaves zoom work to digital cropping, where Samsung and Apple will push hard.
Why it matters
The wide foldable is shaping up to be 2027’s big fight: Samsung’s Z Fold 8, Apple’s iPhone Duo and now Motorola’s Razr Flex all chasing the same passport-style design. Motorola joining in — likely below Samsung and Apple on price — gives the format its value contender, and it extends a Razr line that already includes the book-style Razr Fold.
For now, everything beyond the name is a leak. We will update this story the moment Motorola makes the Razr Flex official.
