Of all the rumored and confirmed foldable handsets currently in the works, the Motorola Razr V4 might be the one that has us most intrigued – not only does the purported handset mark the triumphant return of the beloved Razr line, its classic clamshell design is also perfectly suited to that of a folding device.
- Half of Huawei's flagship phones could be foldable in two years
- Samsung working on new foldable phones amid flexible fault report
- OnePlus won't be making a foldable smartphone anytime soon
Thanks to a new leak, we may have our best look at the Razr V4 yet. Reporting on a Weibo post that has since been deleted, website SlashLeaks has revealed a series of new images of the upcoming device, which include shots of a striking triangular prism-shaped box, plus a glimpse at the contents that will reportedly come packaged inside it.
Based on the seemingly legitimate leaked images, it appears the box will contain a charging dock, a power adapter, a USB Type-A to USB Type-C cable, a 3.5mm dongle (suggesting there'll be no headphone jack on the actual device), a pair of earbuds and, of course, the Motorola Razr V4 itself.
Previous rumors have suggested that the Razr V4 will also feature a secondary screen that can be viewed while the device is folded, although these particular images don't offer a good view from that side of the handset.
While the upcoming Razr is expected to boast a cutting-edge (sorry) foldable display, it's believed it won't pack flagship specs, instead featuring a midrange Snapdragon 710 chip and a middling amount of RAM.
So far, no release date has been offered for the Motorola Razr V4, although it's still expected to arrive some time in 2019.
