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Leak Reveals Motorola’s Biggest Foldable Change Yet

Motorola’s upcoming wide foldable phone has appeared in a new leak that reveals its key specifications and a possible name. … Read More The post Leak Reveals Motorola’s Biggest Foldable Change Yet appeared first on ProPakistani .

Leak Reveals Motorola’s Biggest Foldable Change Yet

A leak has revealed major updates to Motorola's upcoming wide foldable phone, which goes by the internal name Razr Flex and codename Parker. The device is expected to feature a large 6.92-inch folding OLED display with a high resolution of 2364 × 1728 pixels and a fast 165Hz refresh rate. The phone will also include a smaller 4.97-inch OLED cover display with a resolution of 1140 × 1736 pixels.

When unfolded, the Razr Flex measures 110 × 149 × 5.8mm and 110 × 76 × 12.6mm when folded, weighing in at 215g. It will come in two color options, Pantone Coriander and Pantone Dark Botanical Garden. Powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, the phone will have 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, with no additional configurations.

Motorola has reportedly incorporated a fingerprint scanner into the side-mounted power button. The Razr Flex will run Android 17 by default and include a dual-lens rear camera system with a 50MP main camera and a 50MP ultrawide camera, as well as two 32MP selfie cameras. The device will feature a 5,000mAh battery that supports 25W wireless charging.

While a price has not been disclosed, the Razr Flex is currently slated to launch in mid-December, although the name has not been officially confirmed.

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