Motorola is expected to launch the Razr 50 soon, just like the phone recently certified by TENAA. The Chinese regulator said the CPU reaches 2.5 GHz, and today the foldable version appeared on Geekbench, revealing more details about the processor.
According to the listing, the Razr 50 will have four of the 2.5 GHz cores in addition to four 2.0 GHz cores, which is likely a Dimensity 7300X platform that will be announced by Mediatek soon. The phone also features 8GB of RAM in the tested configuration and boots Android 14.
The Motorola Razr 50 was tested on Geekbench 6.3 and scored 2,751 for multiple cores and 1,033 for a single core. These results are close to those of the Snapdragon 6 Gen 1, built by Qualcomm on the 4nm process.
The new foldable tablet is expected to have a 3.6-inch cover screen borrowed from the Razr 40 Ultra that takes up the entire front when closed. We should also see a slightly thinner device with a battery capacity of 3,950 mAh.