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Verizon offers new Motorola foldable phones

Source: Verizon About•September 29, 2026 at 08:30 AM

Verizon offers new Motorola foldable phones

Verizon expands its premium lineup with new Motorola foldable phones and wearable devices launching September 24. Save big with trade-ins and Simplicity plans.

NEW YORK, N.Y.—Verizon today announced the nationwide availability of Motorola's latest 2026 device lineup, offering incredible savings on cutting-edge foldable smartphones and connected wearables.

Verizon customers can enjoy simple pricing, no activation or upgrade fees. And, with the Simplicity plan, all customers get access to America’s Most Reliable 5G Network at an affordable price, including unlimited 5G Ultra Wideband data, 10GB of premium mobile hotspot and roaming in Canada and Mexico; all standard. That’s it. That’s the plan.

The flagship motorola razr fold ($1,949.99 retail) features an expansive 8.1-inch main display and is built for mobile productivity and heavy multitasking, with advanced AI tools, like Google Gemini and Perplexity search to make life even easier.

For those that want a compact flip design, the motorola razr+ 2026 ($1,099.99 retail) includes a 6.9-inch inner display alongside a fully functional 4-inch external screen. The phone’s design makes it convenient for everyday use, folding down into a compact profile that easily fits in a pocket and allowing users to conveniently check grocery lists, scroll social networks and capture hands-free photos without even opening the device.

Adding high fashion to high performance, the motorola razr 2026 with Crystals by Swarovski ($999.99 retail) offers a PANTONE Meteorite finish studded with real Swarovski crystals.

Designed for active lifestyles, the moto watch ultra ($349.99 retail) provides phone-free freedom with Verizon connectivity. Take calls, control smart home devices using Google Gemini and manage music directly from the watch. Advanced Polar health tracking delivers daily recovery and stress insights, while a durable, water-resistant design ensures seamless performance anywhere.

Designed to elevate everyday listening, the moto buds 2 plus ($149 retail) fit seamlessly into busy routines. Active noise cancellation quiets commutes, while spatial audio delivers immersive sound. Smart microphones keep calls clear, and all-day battery life powers everyday listening.

Verizon makes upgrading easy with flexible promotional offers available for new and existing customers:

Goodbye activation and upgrade fees: All postpaid customers on all phone and connected device plans can opt into Verizon’s Loyalty program and say goodbye to activation and upgrade fees—that’s up to $40 in fees per device.

Verizon Dollars: A program that rewards customers with 3% back in Verizon Dollars every single month, just for being a customer. Verizon Dollars can be redeemed for devices (including the new Motorola phones), accessories, gift cards or use them on hotel rewards. Opt-in into Verizon Dollars in one simple step through the My Verizon app.

Verizon Shine, every Monday, every day, all year-round: The loyalty program that gives customers a reason to look forward to Monday, all year-round. Verizon customers can enter weekly for a chance to win once-in-a-lifetime experiences, alongside daily drops including tickets to concerts and sporting events, exclusive merchandise, gift cards and more. Check out Verizon Shine for details.

Verizon is making it easier and cheaper than ever to dive into generative AI with 6 months of the Google AI Pro perk on us. Get advanced access to Gemini to help you create, brainstorm and simplify your day, plus a massive 5 TB of cloud storage for all your photos and videos.

This offer is available for new and existing customers on eligible Simplicity, myPlan, FWA and Fios plans that are not currently subscribed to the Google AI Pro perk. Best of all, you can pair this powerful AI experience with any new smartphone. After the promo period, it continues at a discounted rate of $10 per month (a savings of $9.99 a month).

To learn more about Motorola's full 2026 product lineup and trade-in offers, visit verizon.com, the My Verizon app or your local Verizon store.

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  • *America’s Most Reliable 5G Network” based on RootMetrics® U.S. RootScore® Report: 1H 2026. Not an endorsement. All rights reserved.

America’s Most Reliable 5G Network” based on RootMetrics® U.S. RootScore® Report: 1H 2026. Not an endorsement. All rights reserved.

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