Motorola appears to be expanding beyond the traditional clamshell form factor, as its first wide foldable smartphone has reportedly surfaced on Geekbench. The benchmark appearance ties the device to the "razr flex 27" moniker, hinting at a new direction for the brand's foldable roadmap.
To date, Motorola's modern foldable portfolio has focused exclusively on compact flip models within the Razr family. Moving to a wider, book-style format would mark a major shift, allowing the manufacturer to compete directly with larger dual-screen devices that offer tablet-sized internal displays.
While early benchmark listings typically confirm that prototype testing is actively taking place, specific hardware configurations, performance metrics, and commercial launch plans remain unannounced by Motorola.
For more details on the benchmark discovery, check the original report on Android Headlines.
