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Motorola’s wide Galaxy Z Fold 8 competitor might be very tiny and called ‘Razr Flex’

According to a new leak, Motorola’s upcoming entry in the wide, book-style foldable space may be called “Razr Flex” and pack some very familiar specs. more…

Motorola’s wide Galaxy Z Fold 8 competitor might be very tiny and called ‘Razr Flex’

Motorola may be preparing a new entry in the wide, book-style foldable market, according to a recent leak. The device, internally codenamed "Parker," is expected to be called "Razr Flex." The leak suggests that this foldable will have a more compact form factor compared to Samsung's popular Galaxy Z Fold 8. The outer display is projected to be just 4.97-inches in size, while the inner display is less than 7-inches across.

This makes the Razr Flex one of the smallest wide foldables currently available. The leak also mentions that the specs for this device are quite similar to the full-size Razr Fold that was launched earlier this year. While concept renders have been shared, they are not based on any existing prototypes or designs, but rather on Motorola's general design language. Motorola is expected to launch the "Razr Flex" this year, with a possible mid-December debut.

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