Motorola's foldable RAZR is now available in 'blush gold' in the U.S.
What you need to know
- Motorola RAZR is now available in a Blush Gold color variant in the U.S.
- The new color variant is priced at $1,500, identical to the Noir Black variant.
- It comes with a black-and-gold color scheme, with a gold accent around the camera.
In February this year, Motorola announced that its foldable RAZR would be available in a new Blush Gold paint job this spring. Just as promised, Motorola has now started selling the new color variant in the U.S. You can now grab the foldable smartphone in Blush Gold from Verizon or Motorola's website.
The Blush Gold Motorola RAZR comes with gold coloring on the bottom back portion as well as the front chin. It also has gold accents around the camera. Unsurprisingly, the new Blush Gold variant carries the same $1,500 price tag as the Noir Black variant that has been on sale in the U.S. since February. Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip, which happens to be superior to the Motorola RAZR in nearly every area, costs $1,380. While there is no doubt that the RAZR is a stunning device in terms of design, its steep price and mid-range specs make it a poor purchase.
Although Motorola hasn't confirmed it yet, we expect the Blush Gold variant to make its way to at least a few markets outside the U.S. in the coming weeks.
Motorola RAZR
The Motorola RAZR is a phone that is aimed at people care more about style than value or hardware specs. What sets the phone apart is its iconic design and relatively small footprint. It also offers a clean software experience, just like other Motorola phones.
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