Motorola cuts Razr Ultra 2025 1TB price to $799 and adds free Moto Buds Plus
Motorola has slashed the price of its flagship Razr Ultra 2025 folding phone by nearly half, dropping the high-end 1TB model from $1,499.99 to just $799.99 directly from the company's website.[1][5][7] This limited-time "winter sale" deal, as reported by Android Central, also throws in a free pair of Moto Buds Plus earbuds, making it an even more compelling offer for foldable enthusiasts.[1]
The Razr Ultra 2025 stands out as the only foldable phone available in the U.S. powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, delivering top-tier performance in a compact flip design with a large external display and a 50MP camera system.[1][3][5] Originally positioned as a premium device starting at $1,299 for the base 512GB version, the 1TB configuration's discount brings its cost below that of lower-storage models elsewhere, such as $1,176 at Amazon or $1,299 at Best Buy.[1] Wired highlights a similar Amazon promotion marking down the Razr Ultra by $600, underscoring the aggressive pricing across retailers.[2]
This surge in deals comes amid Motorola's broader push to make high-end foldables more accessible, flipping earlier perceptions of the Razr line as overpriced.[1] Trade-in options amplify the savings: Motorola offers an extra $65 to $200 off depending on the device, while carriers like AT&T provide up to $1,320 in bill credits over 36 months with an eligible trade-in and unlimited plan, potentially making the phone free.[1][2][4] Best Buy matches with $500 off the 512GB model for under $800, plus carrier activation discounts.[2]
Consumers eyeing foldables now have strong incentives, especially as the Razr Ultra 2025 integrates Moto AI features and curated colors for everyday use.[6] Verizon lists the unlocked version at the same $799.99 full retail price, signaling widespread adoption of the discounted rate.[3] These promotions affect U.S. buyers primarily, with T-Mobile and others promoting the device alongside plans.[6]
What happens next remains tied to the "limited time" nature of the offers—Motorola's site emphasizes 1TB models only for the earbuds bonus, and stock could move quickly given the 47% savings.[1][5][7] For those upgrading, the combo of powerhouse specs, extras, and trade-ins positions this as a rare value in the competitive folding phone market, drawing in users previously deterred by the steep MSRP.[1][2]