Motorola Razr 80 Price in Singapore 2026

Motorola Razr 80 Price in Singapore 2026: If you’ve already searched for the Motorola Razr 80 price in Singapore, you’re already a little bit ahead of the game and that’s nothing to be ashamed of. Motorola has yet to announce the Razr 80 officially, but rumors, leaked specs, and the pattern in which the other Motorola Razr phones have been released all point to our having a more or less accurate idea of what to expect, when to expect it, and how much it’s likely to cost local consumers. This guide compiles everything known about this upcoming foldable phone’s specs and expected Singapore price. It answers some of the most common questions Google searchers ask about the Motorola Razr 80, like whether the company is available in Singapore or not, and whether the Razr 80 will have a higher price tag than the Razr Fold and other 2026 Motorola phones. By the time you reach the end of this article, you’ll know precisely what to look out for before splurging on a new foldable phone.

Is the Motorola Razr 80 Officially Announced?

As of now, the Razr 80 is still in the “coming soon” stage. The expected release window is Q3 2027, which is still a long way off, but there’s enough information to talk confidently about the spec sheet, though the exact price is a moving target.

Here’s a brief overview of what’s expected on the Motorola Razr 80:

Specs	Expected Detail
Release Date	Q3 2027 (not confirmed)
Display	6.9″ Foldable LTPO AMOLED
Chipset	MediaTek Dimensity 7450X (4nm)
RAM / Storage	8GB / 128GB
Rear Camera	50MP main + 50MP ultrawide
Front Camera	32MP
Battery	4800 mAh with 30W wired / 15W wireless charging
OS	Android 17

More details will follow below, but the short story is that the Razr 80 is going to be an evolutionary upgrade on the Razr 70 rather than a revolutionary one.

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Motorola Razr 80 Expected Price in Singapore

Since Motorola has yet to officially announce the Razr 80, the listed price is anything but official. That being said, we can take the approximate price of Motorola’s current razr models in the Singapore market and apply similar logic to the upcoming model:

Motorola Razr 70 launched at around SGD 1,176
Motorola Razr 60 sits at roughly SGD 1,560
Motorola Razr 60 Ultra starts near SGD 1,600
Motorola Razr Fold (book-style foldable) is priced at around SGD 3,082–3,384

Taking the leaked specs into account (Dimensity 7450X, 8GB RAM, 128GB storage), it’s safe to assume that this device will launch around the same price as the Motorola Razr 70 does — somewhere between SGD 1,100 and SGD 1,400 in Singapore, assuming the Razr 80 sticks to the company’s standard for the non-Ultra, non-Fold Razr series and doesn’t veer towards the higher end like the Ultra series tends to do, and the 256GB storage version will almost certainly fall closer to the SGD 1,400–1,500 range.

Featured snippet answer: What Is the Expected Price of the Motorola Razr 80 in Singapore?

The Motorola Razr 80 has yet to be officially announced, but based on the prices of comparable models (Razr 70 at around SGD 1,176 and Razr 60 at around SGD 1,560), it’s safe to assume that the Razr 80 will officially launch at around SG$1,100–1,400 when it’s expected to release in Q3 2027.

Motorola Razr 80 Full Specifications Breakdown

Display: A Familiar 6.9-Inch Foldable Screen

It’s already expected that the Razor 80 will retain the standard 6.9-inch foldable LTPO AMOLED main display. It should also come with a smaller, 3.6-inch external display that’s good for use as a viewfinder. It’s rumored that both displays will support HDR10+, and both the internal and external displays will have peak brightness ranging up to 3000 nits for the main display and a slightly lower (but still impressive) brightness for the external display, which should be sufficient for viewing in the outdoors, even in Singapore’s notoriously sunny and humid weather. The main display is 1080 x 2640 pixels with a 413 ppi density and a 120 Hz refresh rate. The external display has a lower pixel density and refresh rate, at 90 Hz.

In terms of protection, it’s expected that the Razr 80 will come with Gorilla Glass Victus on the cover screen, which is a major upgrade over most cover screens on foldables.

Performance: MediaTek Dimensity 7450X

Instead of a flagship Snapdragon chipset, the Razr 80 is rumored to come with the MediaTek Dimensity 7450X — an octa-core 4nm chipset and Mali-G615 MC2 GPU. This is expected to position the phone as a solid mid-range performance device — capable of handling everyday tasks and light gameplay, but not a serious contender for gamers looking for a flagship device.

With 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage (256GB storage is expected to be an available upgrade option), the phone should be able to handle day-to-day tasks, but power users who like to shoot a lot of 4K video may want to consider the 256GB storage option as the 128GB version won’t be able to handle 4K video as well. There is no microSD card slot.

Cameras: Dual 50MP Rear Setup

The rear camera is expected to have a 50MP main lens with OIS (optical image stabilization) and a 50MP ultrawide lens with a 122-degree field of view. The video recording capability will max out at 4K 30fps, and slow motion will be available at 1080p 120fps.

Up front, a 32MP selfie camera hides inside the cover. In addition to being able to take selfies using the external display as a viewfinder, the front-facing camera can be used when taking photos and videos with the phone unfolded.

Battery and Charging

A 4800 mAh silicon-carbon battery is expected, which is a good capacity for a phone of this size. The phone is rumored to support 30W wired and 15W wireless charging — fast enough, but not as fast as some Android flagships that push up to 65W wireless charging.

Build and Durability

The leaks point to a titanium hinge and aluminum frame and Gorilla Glass Victus on the folded front panel and a plastic front panel when unfolded (standard for foldables to allow the screen to fold). Waterproofing is expected to be IP48 — it should survive splashes and brief submersion up to 1.5 meters for 30 minutes, which should be handy in Singapore’s rainy weather.

Is Motorola Available in Singapore?

Motorola is available in Singapore. You can find Motorola phones in most major online retailers like Shopee, Lazada, and Amazon.sg, and secondhand/parallel import phones are popular on Carousell. The Razr line (Razr 70, Razr 60, Razr 60 Ultra, and Razr Fold) is available in Singapore alongside the lower-end Moto G and Edge series.

That being said, Motorola isn’t as big of a name in Singapore as it is in some other places, so you won’t find many official Motorola stores in malls — most people buy Motorola devices online, and prices can vary depending on whether the phone is an official Singapore set or a parallel import from another region like Hong Kong or the US.

Is the Motorola Razr Fold Available in Singapore?

Yes, the Motorola Razr Fold is already available in Singapore at around SGD 3,082–3,384 depending on the storage. It launched with a release date of around March 2026 and features an 8.1-inch AMOLED main display and a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5-class chipset and 12GB RAM, 256GB storage, a 50MP main camera and a 20MP front camera, and a 6000 mAh battery — and will be significantly more expensive than what the standard Razr 80 will likely launch at.

In summary: the Razr Fold is the premium-level no-compromise foldable from Motorola, and the Razr 80 (and its predecessors the Razr 70 and Razr 60) aim to offer the same foldable experience at a more accessible price point.

What Is the Price of the Motorola Razr 2026 in Singapore?

There isn’t an official phone called the “Razr 2026”, but Motorola’s 2026 Razr line already available in Singapore includes a few models at different price points:

Motorola Razr 70 — around SGD 1,176
Motorola Razr 60 — around SGD 1,560
Motorola Razr 60 Ultra — around SGD 1,600
Motorola Razr Fold — around SGD 3,082–3,384

How Does this Razr Compare to the Current Razr 70?

Since the Razr 80 is just a rumored successor to the Razr 70 being released later this year, it’s probably a good idea to have a quick comparison of the two:

Razr 80	Razr 70
Chipset	Expected to use Dimensity 7450X	Rumored to use Dimensity 7400X
OS	Rumored to use Android 17, Android 16
Camera	Similar 50MP + 50MP rear set-up, 32MP front	Similar 50MP + 50MP rear set-up, 32MP front
Battery	Similar 4800 mAh battery capacity	Same 4800 mAh battery capacity
Price	Expect to be close to, or slightly above, SG$1,176

It’s safe to say that this is more of an evolutionary upgrade over the Razr 70 instead of a revolutionary one — it’s common for mid-range phones to update every year or so, with component refreshes and a few tweaks to the design, without changing everything about the phone at once.

Should You Wait for the Razr 80 or Buy a Current Razr Now?

It all comes down to personal preference:

If you need a foldable phone now, the Razr 70 offers almost identical specs to what’s rumored to be the Razr 80, and it’s already available at a confirmed price of around SGD 1,176 — you’re unlikely to miss out on much by opting to buy the Razr 70.

If you want the latest Android version and slightly better performance, and you’re not in a rush, waiting for the Razr 80’s expected release in Q3 2027 makes sense — but bear in mind that the launch price for the Razr 80 will almost certainly be higher than the existing Razr series before it drops to meet the price of the older models.

If the price is your biggest concern, keep an eye on how much the price of the Razr 70 drops once the Razr 80 is officially released — generally, you won’t have to put nearly as much money into an older model once a newer one comes around.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Motorola Razr 80 released yet?

No, the Motorola Razr 80 is not officially released yet. As of now, there are only rumors, leaks, and speculation about the phone, and while there are a few expected details about its release, nothing is set in stone — the expected release window is Q3 2027.

What is the expected price of the Motorola Razr 80 in Singapore?

The official price of the Motorola Razr 80 is not set yet, but based on the price of comparable models like the Razr 70 (around SG$1,176) and Razr 60 (around SG$1,560), it’s safe to assume that the Razr 80 will officially launch at around SG$1,100–1,400 in Singapore.

Is Motorola available in Singapore?

Yes, Motorola phones are available in Singapore — you can find them on most major online retailers like Shopee, Lazada, and Amazon.sg, as well as secondhand phones on Carousell

Is the Motorola Razr Fold available in Singapore?

Yes, the Motorola Razr Fold is available in Singapore — you can find it at around a price of SG$3,082–3,384, depending on the storage.

What chipset will the Motorola Razr 80 use?

It is rumored that the Motorola Razr 80 will use the MediaTek Dimensity 7450X — an octa-core 4 nm chipset and Mali-G615 MC2 GPU.

Conclusion

The Motorola Razr 80 has not been launched yet, and the exact price may differ once it hits the market, but based on Motorola’s standard pricing for the Razr series and the rumored specifications for the Razr 80, Singapore buyers can reasonably expect the phone to launch somewhere between SG$1,100 and SG$1,400. You can expect the official price to be announced when the Razr 80 hits the market, in Q3 2027.

If you need a foldable phone now, the current model (Razr 70) offers nearly identical core specs at a confirmed price — but if you’re not in a rush, keep this page bookmarked, because we’ll always update it the second Motorola officially announces the Razr 80 and shares the official price so that you can know exactly what you’re paying for the phone you want.