The Motorola Razr is getting a huge cover screen upgrade, confirms executive

It could be the biggest cover display on a flip-style foldable phone

Motorola Razr 2022 review: man holding phone folded up
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The fight for best foldable phone has become a lot more competitive recently. While the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 remains relatively unchallenged in the book-style foldable stakes, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 has had much more work to do.

Popular alternatives like the Motorola Razr and the Oppo Find N2 Flip have offered new specs and lower price points, making the Samsung a harder sell. One of the main points of consideration is the cover display. Both the Oppo and the Motorola push the envelope in this regard, where the Samsung is left with comparatively tiny offering.

Now, the next generation Motorola Razr is set to offer a massive cover display – which could be the biggest cover display on any flip phone. A Weibo post shared by an executive at Lenovo – Motorola's parent company – seems to somewhat cryptically allude to a 3.5-inch cover display on the new device.

There's no confirmed release date for the Motorola Razr, but this announcement suggests that it could be coming relatively soon. There's also rumour of two models being released. This, it sounds like, is the more premium model, while a Motorola Razr Lite has been spotted with a small cover display.

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