In April Motorola launched its new range of foldables, and now it’s time for a restyle, at least for the standard model. Razr 70 returns to the spotlight with the iconic Swarovski-themed edition, now a true must when talking about the brand’s smartphones.
The launch seems around the corner, and, awaiting official details, here come the first leaked images – revealing the design and an unprecedented dark color option.
For the new Razr 70 Swarovski Edition, Motorola has chosen to change style and aim for a darker look. The final effect is elegant and surely will please users who prefer black over pale tones.
Both Edge 70 and Razr 60 in Swarovski version, in fact, are characterized by white colors: the former with the stunning Cloud Dancer color and the foldable with the Ice Melt shade.
This time the brand has opted for a change that seems to upend things: the overall design remains unchanged and, as is traditional for the special edition, the chassis is adorned with inset Swarovski crystals. But what dominates the scene is the black, which makes the light points even more visible and brilliant.
No release date yet, but remember that the previous edition was announced in the month of August. For the specs, the Motorola Razr 70 Swarovski Edition should offer the same features as the standard version.
So we can expect a dual-screen setup of a 3.63″ external and a 6.90″ AMOLED internal, a Dimensity 7450X chipset, 4,800 mAh battery and 30W turbo charging. On the camera side we’ll have a 50 MP sensor accompanied by a 50 MP ultra-wide and a 32 MP selfie camera.
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