Moto Razr 2019 Launched With 6.2 Inch Flexible OLED Display , Quick View External Display And More

Lenovo sub-brand Motorola launches the 2019 version of the iconic Moto Razr today. The Moto Razr has been subjected to several leaks and rumors in the past and as the leaked pictures showed the Razr looks alluring whether it's folded or unfolded. The new Moto Razr offers a premium design and packs two screens -- one is the main display (when the phone is unfolded) while there's a small screen when the device is folded. The main screen of the Moto Razr has very minimal bezels on the sides. There's also a wide-notch on the front.

Motorola launches the Moto Razr at a price of $1500 that roughly translates to Rs 1,08,273. Soon after the global launch, Motorola India confirmed via a teaser that the Moto Razr is coming to the country very soon. The company didn't reveal the launch date of the India launch of the Moto Razr but we expect the phone to hit the market sooner than one can imagine. In India too expect the Moto Razr to be expensive -- possibly more than a lakh.

Having said that we believe with the Moto Razr the company is looking to take on the likes of Samsung Galaxy Fold that recently launched in India. Motorola India has already floated the registration page for the Razr in India and that could hint at an Indian launch within a few weeks or months.

The Moto Razr comes with two screens -- one sits inside while the other one is on the outside. In the inside -- when unfolded -- there's with a flexible pOLED display that measures 6.2-inches in size. The screen offers a 21:9 CinemaVision aspect ratio similar to some of the previously launched Motorola smartphones. On the outside -- when the phone is folded -- there's a 2.7-inch OLED display that offers an aspect ratio of 4:3. The Moto Razr also includes a fingerprint sensor on the bottom.

Unlike the recently launched foldable phones like the Samsung Galaxy Fold and the Huawei Mate X, the Moto Razr looks like one of those old iconic clams hell Razr phones when folded. When folded the Quick View display shows you notifications and lets users take selfies. And the best part is that you can take selfies using the main 16-megapixel camera when in the folded state.

The Moto Razr lets users perform all kinds of activities -- makes calls, sends messages or emails -- when unfolded -- but when it is folded there are some limitations. When folded the Moto Razr lets users check notifications on the "Quick View" display. The Quick View display will also let users take calls, respond to messages via quick replies (preset message templates) and control music. When you choose to interact further with a notification, the phone will ask you to open the main display where it will pick up from the last point - sort of like app continuity. And Motorola says this process is seamless.

The Quick View display on the outside of the Moto Razr includes a 16MP camera that lets users click selfies when the phone is folded. The 16MP camera comes with several camera features like EIS, Night Vision mode, and more. The same 16MP camera turns into a rear camera when the phone is unfolded. The phone includes one more 5MP camera inside - when unfolded.

The Moto Razr is powered by Snapdragon 710 processor paired with 6GB RAM and 128GB internal storage. The Moto Razr packs a 2510mAh battery paired with 15W quick charging support. On the software front, the Razr runs Android 9 Pie out-of-the-box.