If you like your phones with a bit of a spark, good news! The Motorola Razr (2025) is about to get a fancy bedazzled version, according to the latest leak.
The said leak comes in the form of a render, posted by YTECHB back on Friday (July 11), and it shows a fancy-looking, crystal-studded Motorola Razr.
Looking at the render, it seems that we're talking about a minimal visual tweak, with small crystals embedded in a soft, leather-like or fabric material on the back of the phone. There are three additional stones near the hinge, above the cover screen as well.
The crystals form a diagonal, rhomboid-shaped pattern on the back that looks a lot like a luxury purse or bag.
The Swarovski version of the Motorola Razr looks pretty stylish | Image by YTECHB
Another thing that can be discerned from the render is that this alleged collaboration seems to be focused on the vanilla Motorola Razr (2025) model and not the Ultra (judging from the bezels around the cover screen and the border with the hinge).
The Motorola Razr Swarovski edition follows in the footsteps of the Buds Loop
The Swarovski collaboration makes sense, because Motorola already did one such stunt earlier this year. The first open-ear headphones of the company, the Buds Loop, received a fancy, crystal-encrusted Swarovski version, alongside the normal Pantone-curated Trekking Green and a dazzling Pantone-curated French Oak variant.
Now it looks like Motorola will take that luxury approach to the Razr, which is also no stranger to luxury treatments. Back in February Motorola unveiled a Razr Plus Paris Hilton edition in Paris Pink color with a vegan leather finish and two wrist straps in Pink Sparkle and Pink Vegan Leather.
We don't have any clue about the price tag, but expect it to be premium. What do you think about the fancy Swarovski Motorola Razr?
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Yes! Very stylish!
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