Motorola foldable phones drop sharply in price through major carrier deals

Early Black Friday promotions have cut the cost of Motorola foldables across US carriers. T-Mobile is discounting the Motorola Razr Fold by $1,100 when buyers add a line on the Experience Beyond plan, or by $900 on lesser plans, without requiring a device trade-in. Separately, Boost Mobile is offering the flip-style Motorola Razr (2025) for $29, marking a $570 drop from its standard $599 price. [1][2]

The steep discounts come with specific service commitments. To secure the $29 price on the Motorola Razr (2025), Boost Mobile requires customers to port in an existing phone number and prepay $120 for two months of the Unlimited Premium plan, bringing the upfront total to $149.99 plus tax. Boost customers can switch to a cheaper plan after 60 days, though the carrier enforces a 12-month active service period before unlocking the phone. Hardware trade-offs on the Razr (2025) include a MediaTek Dimensity 7300X processor that struggles with demanding 3D gaming, alongside mixed low-light camera performance. [2]

These promotions offer a significantly cheaper entry point into foldables amid rival releases like the iPhone Duo and Galaxy Z Fold 8, which easily reach thousands of dollars. [1][2]