T-Mobile is cutting $1,100 off Motorola's Razr Fold with a new line on its top plan, or $900 on a lesser plan. Check the plan cost before you jump.
T-Mobile is taking $1,100 off the Motorola Razr Fold when you add a new line on its Experience Beyond plan. On a lesser plan, the discount is $900. No trade-in is required, and the offer is for a limited time.
The Razr Fold is Motorola's first book-style foldable, meaning it opens like a book into a larger screen. The inner screen is 8.1 inches and the outer one is 6.56 inches. It uses a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip and 16GB of RAM, which Android Police says is more than the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 has.
Android Police names two drawbacks. The phone has fewer AI features than rivals, and it is slightly thicker than Samsung's latest foldables.
The deal suits anyone who wants a foldable and is open to adding a T-Mobile line. The phone has been overlooked in a year when many makers released book-style foldables, including the iPhone Duo and Galaxy Z Fold.
The material does not give the phone's full price, the monthly cost of either plan, or the date the offer ends. Since the discount depends on adding a line, the plan cost decides whether the savings are real.
The Razr Fold discount only applies with a new T-Mobile line, so compare the plan cost against the $900 or $1,100 savings first.
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