Motorola slashes $620 off the razr plus 2025, folding flagship drops to $380

Motorola just gut-punched Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip line. The Razr Plus 2025—6.9-inch 165 Hz foldable glass, Snapdragon 8s Gen 3, IP48 hinge—plummets to $379.99 at Woot, a record-low that undercuts Samsung’s incoming Flip 7 by almost half.

Why the fire sale now?

Inventory purge. Retailers need shelf space before the Razr 2026 family launches next quarter. Motorola quietly told partners to move remaining 2025 stock; Woot obeyed with a 62 % cut that ends in four days or when pallets empty. The math is brutal: last October this phone sat at $999.

Specs still bite. LTPO AMOLED panels on both faces, 12 GB RAM, 256 GB storage, 45 W wired charging, and a titanium-strengthened hinge rated for 400 000 folds. The 50 MP dual rear stack shoots sharper low-light frames than Samsung’s feebler Flip 7 FE sensor. Battery? 4 000 mAh, same size as the flagship Razr Ultra that still commands $700 more.

The catch nobody prints

Color hostage deal. Only the Pantone Mocha Mousse variant gets the $380 tag; choose Hot Pink and Amazon will charge $415. Both are factory-sealed with full Motorola warranty, but Woot’s batch is limited to US customers and excludes carrier financing. Once the timer hits zero, remaining units revert to $600-plus—Motorola’s own site already flipped back to $699.

Samsung’s response, if any, will arrive with the Flip 7 later this summer. Until then, foldable early adopters face a stark choice: pay flagship money for incremental upgrades, or pocket a current-gen Razr for mid-range cash. The market spoke: Woot sold through 40 % of inventory in the first six hours. Stock trackers show under 1 200 units left. Blink and the window folds shut.