Motorola Razr successor will face an uphill battle next year

Even though Samsung is the first to reveal a plan for a foldable phone, it’s actually not the first to come out with one. Huawei beat into a blow, Royole brought the first commercially available folding cellphone in the world, although Flexpai was almost not available in most markets. So, when it arrives at the clamshell form factor, it is Motorola RAZR which is revived that you can argue completely first at the scene. Now the company owned by Lenovo wants to reclaim the crown, but the next RAZR-gene will face some heavy competition at that time his debut.

Although Motorola announced a new Motorola RAZR in 2019, it will not be up to four months later that the first flexible screen clamshell in the world will land on the market. Even at 2020 standards, however, Motorola RAZR 2019 – as called – already has disappointing hardware. For starters, it does not support 5G, and run the Android version over a year. It feels more like evidence of concepts, frankly; Demonstrations, namely, Motorola can make folds, instead of honest-to-goodness best efforts on a product that is destined for the commercial success of the original RAZR enjoyed.

Motorola Razr 5G a few months later it will improve most of these problems, but it is still far from the first Galaxy Z flip that Samsung has already owned on the market. It plays in the middle ground against Samsung premium folding clamshell. One advantage – and one who lives to this day – is that it has the biggest external screen among his friends, including the new Huawei P50 pocket.

Motorola has been absent from folding scenes since then, and even Lenovo parent companies have lied to this category. It seems like the return of the famous Razr brand will be short-lived, just like a Motorola career in Foldables. According to Exec Lenovo, it was clearly no matter.

Chen Jin Lenovo posted in Weibo, commemorating folding 2019 and looking forward to the future. He promised that the company was far from relating in the arena, teasing a new Razr folding cellphone with more sophisticated computing power, a better user interface, and a better physical appearance. Whether it will translate into high-end specifications is alleged anyone at this time.

Without the first drive advantage of this time, Motorola, is likely to have a more difficult time to stand compared to his first attempt. Samsung has squared a folding clamshell market, with prices basically falling in line with non-foldables. The new Huawei P50 pocket, meanwhile, also looks like a strong competitor, although it is too early to consider it a winner – and will find himself a hamstrung with the same export block with other Huawei devices suffering. Motorola will definitely need an ACE or two on his arm if you want a folded Razr to impress as an ancestor.