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Verizon is finally catching up with Motorola’s latest foldables

The Moto Watch Ultra also makes its way to the carrier’s shelves.

Verizon is finally catching up with Motorola’s latest foldables

Verizon has finally made Motorola's latest foldable smartphones available nationwide, after a delay. The Razr Fold, Razr Plus (2026), and the Swarovski edition Razr (2026) are now on Verizon's shelves, along with the Moto Watch Ultra. However, the Razr Fold and Swarovski-branded Razr (2026) come with a higher price tag compared to their unlocked versions.

To sweeten the deal, Verizon is offering the Moto Watch Ultra for free through monthly credits if customers bring a device or purchase a new one from the carrier. Motorola's initial book-style foldable, the Razr Fold (2026), launched in the US in May this year, followed by the 2026 versions of the Razr Ultra, Razr Plus, and the entry-level Razr.

Motorola unveiled the Swarovski edition Razr (2026) and Moto Watch Ultra at IFA 2026 earlier this month, but these models have only recently become available through Verizon. The carrier has confirmed nationwide availability of the Razr Fold, Razr Plus, and Swarovski Razr (2026), except for the Moto Watch Ultra, which customers can secure for free with a Verizon device deal or purchase.

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