Motorola Razr 60 Ultra Launched in Pakistan at Rs. 299,999
Foldable buyers in Pakistan have had a short menu for years: Samsung, or an imported risk. Motorola has now officially entered the chat. The Razr 60 Ultra — the company’s flagship flip phone — is on sale in Pakistan through official channels at Rs. 299,999 for the 16GB + 512GB model, with warranty support behind it. For a category defined by one brand, an official second option is news in itself.
The hardware, briefly
- Chipset: Snapdragon 8 Elite — the full flagship processor, not a cut-down version
- Main display: 7.0-inch foldable LTPO AMOLED, 165Hz, up to 4,500 nits peak
- Cover display: 4.0-inch LTPO AMOLED, 165Hz — large enough to run real apps, not just widgets
- Cameras: 50MP main with OIS + 50MP ultrawide; 50MP selfie camera
- Battery: 4,700mAh, 68W wired and 30W wireless charging
- Build: 199g, IP48 resistance, Gorilla Glass Ceramic, stainless-steel hinge
The specification reads like a flagship that happens to fold, which is exactly the point Motorola has been building toward: the flip form no longer asks for performance compromises.
Why the official launch matters
Pakistan’s foldable market has run on grey imports — phones without local warranty, uncertain PTA status and prices set by scarcity. An official launch changes the transaction completely: the Rs. 299,999 price is a retail price with approved status and a warranty claim that has somewhere to go. Against the imported alternative, that certainty is worth as much as any specification. It also puts direct pressure on Samsung’s Flip pricing in this market, which has never had an official rival to answer to before.
Who should buy it
The Razr 60 Ultra suits the buyer the flip format was invented for: someone who wants a big screen that disappears into a pocket, takes selfies seriously (the 50MP front camera and cover-screen framing are built for exactly that), and charges fast and often rather than carrying bulk for battery. Heavy all-day users should note the honest trade-off — 4,700mAh is strong for a flip, but it is not a big-battery phone, and 68W charging is the compensation Motorola offers.
Final Verdict
At Rs. 299,999 with official availability, the Razr 60 Ultra is the most credible Samsung alternative Pakistan’s foldable market has ever had — flagship silicon, two genuinely useful 165Hz screens and a warranty that exists. If you have been flip-curious but import-wary, this is the launch you were waiting for.
