Verizon has just added several new foldable phones to its lineup. The Motorola Razr Fold, Razr+ (2026), and Razr (2026) are now available through the carrier—though the entry-level Razr (2026) is offered only in a Swarovski edition. Pricing starts at $1,949 for the Fold, $1,099 for the Razr+, and $999 for the Swarovski Razr. These are Verizon-specific versions, which partly account for minor price differences compared to the unlocked models.
Trade-Ins and Perks
To offset the cost of these premium foldables, Verizon is offering trade-in deals that can bring down the price by up to $1,100. Coming with the phones is also a special offer for the newly released Moto Watch Ultra. Owners who purchase or bring a Motorola smartphone to their Verizon account and then add a connected watch line can get the Moto Watch Ultra free—credited over 36 months. The retail value of the watch is $350.
Motorola’s Return to Big Carrier Shelves
Motorola had been mostly absent from Verizon’s “official” device roster for several years, with many flagship models offered only unlocked or through other channels. This move reverses that trend—bringing the latest Razr models front and center. Each of the listed devices—Razr Fold, Razr+ (2026), and Razr (2026) Swarovski—is available to purchase right now.
These devices add to Motorola’s recent momentum. The Fold, for instance, was previously listed at about $1,899 in unlocked retail settings. Here, Verizon’s version reflects that base pricing while customizing certain aspects—model numbers and market exclusivity—towards carrier alignment.
Meanwhile, the Moto Watch Ultra represents Motorola’s re-entry into Wear OS smartwatches. It supports cellular connectivity and can be acquired at no upfront cost when bundled per Verizon’s promotional rules.
For consumers, this means greater access to Motorola’s premium folding and wearable ecosystem through carrier plans; for Motorola, it marks a renewed partnership with Verizon that could change the perception of its devices in the U.S. market.
Watch for how this carrier-based strategy influences pricing and availability for unlocked foldables in the months ahead, plus whether similar watch incentives become more common. Verizon customers may benefit now—especially those intrigued by modern foldables and connected wearables—if these deals hold up.
