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Motorola shows off its new wide foldable in swipe at Apple

Motorola briefly showed a wider Razr foldable in a video that appeared to take a swipe at Apple’s first folding phone.

  • During Apple's event on Wednesday, Motorola posted a video showcasing its "Razr family," ending with a cheeky tease of an unannounced wide foldable phone that leaked last week.
  • The unannounced wide foldable appears in a black finish with a horizontally oriented camera bar visible on the back, displayed for 12 frames before the video cuts to black.
  • Previous leaks indicated the wider Motorola device would be available "in the coming months," though the company has not confirmed an exact launch date.
  • Apple announced new products including the Pro, AirPods, Apple Watches, and the Duo, while Motorola noted the company is years late to the foldable market.
  • With a squarer passport-style form factor, the new Duo resembles Samsung's latest non-Ultra Galaxy Z Fold 8, matching proportions of Motorola's upcoming wider Razr.
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Following the Razr Fold, Motorola is now preparing a passport-sized wide foldable phone. The company confirmed this in a video posted on social media after the iPhone Duo launch.

Although foldable phones have been commercially available for nearly six years, most designs have revolved around large book-style designs with two screens opening side-by-side, and smaller vertically folding designs. However, Apple's first foldable phone, the iPhone Duo, features a widescreen aspect ratio, different from current book-style foldable phones. Apple has its reasons, of course, to connect with the ecosystem built over the years with…

Motorola is investing heavily in the foldable phone segment this year. In addition to the three Razr models in shell format, the company also introduced its first full-size model, the Motorola Razr Fold.

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Android Authority broke the news in British Columbia, Canada on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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