Explore Motorola's latest: Pen Ultra, Moto Watch, and Moto Tag 2 unveiled at CES 2026

What you need to know

• Motorola revealed the Pen Ultra, a convenient stylus accessory for its first Razr Fold for users jotting down notes, sketching, and more.
• The CES 2026 reveals also include a Moto Watch (2026), which has partnered with Polar for fitness features, and a Moto Tag 2.
• The Pen Ultra will debut in North America "in the coming months," as well as the Tag 2; however, the Watch hits the market on January 22 in the U.S.

If you thought Motorola was staying quiet this CES, think again, as the company reveals a new accessory for its first Razr Fold.

Motorola announced the launch of the Pen Ultra, a stylus meant to accompany its first Razr Fold via a CES 2026 press release. The company touts the stylus as a "natural extension" of one's hand. If you're one to sketch, the Pen Ultra delivers several features that artists can lean on, like its pressure sensitivity. This feature reflects your touch, similar to if you're pressing harder on your pen or pencil in real life. Moreover, users will find that tilting the pen will affect their shading and texture.

Motorola built in some protections for its Pen Ultra, stating that users who may rest their hand on their device while drawing won't have their artwork ruined, thanks to its palm-rejection technology.

If you're jotting down notes, users can document those thoughts, as well as "smart features to transform text or images."

Another key feature you'll find with the Pen Ultra is the "quick access toolbar." Pretty self-explanatory; however, Motorola states this bar lets users customize their pen to their liking. Users can select from a range of brushes before/during sketching and magnify their screen to add those finer details.

Elsewhere, you'll find features such as Quick Clip for highlighting content, Speed Share, Sketch to Image, and Circle to Search from Google. Motorola's Pen Ultra is a standalone accessory, meaning it will be delivered with a carrying case and a "total battery backup." Motorola claims the pen can last all day.

The Moto Pen Ultra is slated to debut in the North American market "in the coming months." Motorola states it will provide additional details during that time.

Moto Watch, 2026 edition

Motorola's announcement trifecta includes a new Watch, but this one features its first partnership with Polar.

Polar is a company that excels at wearable sports and fitness technology, which gives us an inkling into where Motorola wants to lean with the Watch this year. With a round 47mm watch face, the newest Moto Watch features a 13-day battery life (depending on usage). This face is set upon a sand-blasted aluminum frame with a stainless steel crown.

Inside the device, users will find a "personal wellness companion" that is capable of logging steps, helping you manage your stress, and providing insights to understand your sleep quality. Polar's involvement is stated to "offer users deep health insights and wellness tracking solutions." Users can log their calories, track workouts (Activity Score, Activity Goal), and more.

The Moto Watch monitors your heart rate, blood oxygen, and delivers options to set/customize goals and more.

A hands-free experience greets the Moto Watch this new year with a built-in mic and speaker system. Not only does this help with its AI software, but users can take calls and receive audio notifications whenever they're not near their phone, good for those cooking or cleaning around the house.

The Moto Watch with a PANTONE Volcanic Ash band will be available on motorola.com on January 22 in the U.S.

Tag (2), you're it — and a Sound Flow, too!

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Motorola's next iteration of smart tracking is here, as the company unveiled its Moto Tag 2 at CES 2026.

Keeping its lightweight body, Motorola states its second Tag offers ~500 days of battery life, meaning you'll know where your stuff is for well over a year. Speaking of that, the Moto Tag 2 has been equipped with even more security to defend your items. The press release states that the tracker leverages Ultra-wideband (UWB) and channel-sounding technology to locate missing items. UWB comes in for precise location tracking and direction detection.

Users can lean on the Moto Tag app or Google's Find Hub to see all of their tracked devices, easily available for rediscovery.

While typically popped into a suitcase or set on a keychain, Motorola says its Tag 2 can work the opposite way to find your lost phone. Even if your phone was on silent, users can press the Tag 2's button, and it'll set off your phone's ringer. The tracker's physical button is even used as a remote camera shutter. What's more, users can share their tracker's location with trusted friends and family.

The Moto Tag 2 is headed for North America "in the coming months."

Lastly, Motorola is launching a Bluetooth speaker, paired with Bose, called the Moto Sound Flow. With Sound by Bose, the Sound Flow features a 20W subwoofer and a 10W tweeter with Dual Passive radiators. Though a surprising launch, Motorola isn't holding anything back, stating the speaker features Room Shift, Quick Switch, Dynamic Stereo, Stereo Pairing, and Hands-free calling.

Additionally, there are captive touch buttons on the speaker.

Users can easily cast to the Sound Flow via Google Cast, Spotify Connect, and AirPlay. For those long jam sessions, the speaker features a 6,000mAh battery, which is estimated to last up to 12 hours.