After being announced late last year, Motorola has brought its foldable Razr to Canada.
The phone is powered by the Snapdragon 710 processor with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. The phone is running Android 9 Pie.
The main Flex View display is 6.2-inches when unfolded. The front Quick View display is 2.7-inches and perfect for viewing notifications.
There’s a 2,510 mAh battery with 15W TurboPower Charging and splash-proofing. Unlike most phones on the market, the Motorola Razr uses an eSIM.
It basically means that the SIM card is built-into the phone, and Motorola is hardly the first device to use eSIM. The LTE versions of the iPad Pro, Apple Watch Series 3 (and later), iPhone XS/XS Max, XR, 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro Max have a physical SIM slot and eSIM support.
So far only a few carriers in Canada support eSIM including Freedom Mobile, Telus and Koodo.
You can find pricing for the Razr below:
- $1,980 CAD outright
- $0 upfront with $67 CAD/month on a 24 Month Tab and $75 phone plan
- $1,999 CAD outright
- $1,755 CAD with $10 CAD per month for 24 months on Tab Small (Plans start at $35 per month)
- $1,275 CAD + $30 CAD per month for 24 months on Tab Extra Large (Plans start at $45 CAD per month)
- $1,999 CAD outright
- $0 upfront, $77.46 per month device financing with Bring-It-Back program ($1,859 CAD over two years)
- $810 upfront, $43.71 per month device financing with Bring-It-Back program ($1,049 CAD over two years)
- $1,210 upfront, $27.04 per month device financing with Bring-It-Back program ($649 CAD over two years)
Source: Motorola
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