Motorola's upcoming Razr 40 Ultra/Razr Ultra is about to change the game for Samsung, as it plans to reveal a flip folding phone this year. The phone seems to have good functionality and impressive hardware, with beautiful design.
Leaked sources have revealed that the Razr phone may not be as delicate as most foldable smartphones. The company has worked to remove the gap between the two halves of the screen when the phone is folded which makes it prone to easy breakage, and for liquid and dust to seep in.
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Motorola's screen will form a droplet shape when folded, while the hinges will adjust on either side.
Motorola is also adding a second screen to the smartphone by turning the entire upper half into a display that surrounds the camera lenses. This will enable users to easily stream videos, play games and even send messages with a full-fledged QWERTY keyboard.
Users can use it as a camcorder, by placing at 90 degrees, which can also be used to take high-resolution selfies and videos. Short app functions, including notification banners, can be added to this secondary screen.
According to Winfuture, Motorola Razr Ultra is expected to come in Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset. The inner foldable panel is a 6.9-inch (2400 x 1080 pixels) OLED screen with a high 165Hz refresh rate. The secondary screen is a 3.6-inch (1056 x 1066 pixels) display with a similarly high refresh rate and adequate pixel density.
The Qualcomm chip will have 8GB of RAM 256GB of onboard storage, and a dual-SIM connectivity kit. The selfie camera is 32 MP, and the rear face offers a 12MP optically stabilized primary camera and a 13MP sensor for ultrawide photography. Battery capacity is reportedly 3,800mAh. Motorola has promised three years of Android OS upgrades and security updates for four years for this phone.
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The leak by @evleaks has put smartphone fans into a frenzy of excitement, who are surprised and impressed by Motorola's upcoming phone, which seems to finally par up to Samsung's competition.
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