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Motorola Deal: Get a Free Smartwatch and Earbuds When You Buy a Razr

The Razr is our favorite budget foldable phone. While it isn’t on sale yet, Motorola is adding extras to sweeten this October deal.

Motorola Deal: Get a Free Smartwatch and Earbuds When You Buy a Razr

Motorola is currently offering a special deal on its latest Razr smartphone, which includes two valuable accessories - the Swarovski Edition Moto Buds 2 Plus earbuds and the Moto Watch, valued at $350. This promotion is set to begin in October and may offer significant savings, even if the phone itself isn't discounted. While the Razr isn't the most powerful option on the market, it is competitively priced under $1,000 and boasts a sleek design with a titanium-reinforced hinge and IP48 weather-resistant rating.

The MediaTek chip inside provides solid everyday performance, and the camera captures decent photos in typical lighting conditions. The long battery life is a notable plus, although the device does have some limitations, including only three promised Android updates and average Motorola AI features.

The Moto Watch included in this deal might not be the top choice for an Android smartwatch, but it offers sleek styling and accurate health metric tracking, making it a worthwhile addition at no extra cost. Similarly, the Swarovski Edition Moto Buds 2 Plus earbuds come with Bose audio tuning, adding a touch of luxury to the package.

Although the deal doesn't discount the Razr's MSRP, Motorola allows users to lower the price by trading in eligible phones or devices. For instance, trading in an iPhone could save up to $250, and a Pixel 6 in good condition could save $35. While it may not be worth trading in a newer iPhone or premium Android phone, you can still save money by trading in an older device.

If you're considering upgrading to a new phone, this Razr deal could prove to be an attractive option, offering a stylish device, useful accessories, and potential savings on your trade-in.

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