Motorola's latest lineup of foldable phones has finally arrived, and while we haven't seen too many Razr (2026) deals just yet, there's one offer that deserves your immediate attention.
For a limited time, AT&T will give you the new Motorola Razr Plus 2026 for only $4.43 per month when you join the carrier and add a line with an unlimited plan. No trade-in required!
Only new customers are eligible and you'll have to use an installment plan to be eligible, but if you're interested in trying one of the world's best flip phones for as little cash as possible, this Motorola Razr promotion is worth the small amount of fine print.
Get the 'best flip phone for the price' for less than $5 per month at AT&T
Usually priced at $1,099.99 for the 256GB configuration, the brand new Motorola Razr Plus (2026) is compact and versatile, with two gorgeous pOLED displays, a titanium hinge, and 12GB of RAM straight out of the box.
The flip phone is also powered by the efficient Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 processor, plus you get an upgraded battery, some new camera tech, and five years of software updates guaranteed.
Technical specifications aside, the Motorola Razr Plus (2026) simply feels good to use. It has the same dimensions as its predecessor — which means Razr Plus 2025 cases will fit — and the feature-rich software means you will continue discovering new useful tricks on the phone for many months to come.
Of course, nothing's perfect, so what's the catch? Well, the 2026 Razr Plus isn't a dramatic improvement over its predecessor (it even uses the same CPU), so there's no need to rush to AT&T's website if you're still happy using your Razr Plus (2025). It's also worth mentioning again that this AT&T deal is only available to new customers, and you'll still have to pay the $35 activation fee before you can receive the new phone.
All in all, AT&T's deal is a great opportunity if you're looking for a new wireless plan and a new flip phone in one fell swoop. If you can afford to spend a little more and the need isn't urgent, however, it may be worth waiting a bit to see what other Motorola deals are on the horizon.
