Why does Alcantara matter on a foldable phone?

Alcantara is a soft, luxurious finish that resists fingerprints better than standard glass. On a foldable you hold continuously — the texture meaningfully impacts the daily experience.

Are Pantone colors just marketing?

Pantone is the global authority on color. The Motorola-Pantone collaboration means colors are precisely calibrated and scientifically selected — not just names. Collections by Motorola is a genuine design philosophy, not empty marketing.

Are Evan Blass marketing image leaks reliable?

Evan Blass is one of the most accurate leaksters in tech history. His marketing images are generally official pre-launch materials — they matched the April 29 official launch completely.

Does the 4-inch cover display change the experience?

A 4-inch cover display (vs 3.6-inch on standard Razr 70) enables more complex interactions without opening the phone — notifications, widgets, and basic apps. This has historically differentiated the Razr Ultra from Galaxy Z Flip.

Razr 70 and Razr 70 Ultra Marketing Images Revealed Before Launch — Evan Blass Leaks Official Colors, Alcantara Finish, Cocoa Wood and 43-Second Video

Evan Blass Reveals Razr 70's Face Hours Before Launch

Leakster Evan Blass shared what appear to be official marketing images of the Motorola Razr 70 and Razr 70 Ultra ahead of their launch. The images show the upcoming clamshell foldables in all their color options.

Razr 70 Ultra — Unrivaled Finishes

The Razr 70 Ultra is said to be offered in new colors called Orient Blue Alcantara and Pantone Cocoa Wood. As per the leaks, the Razr 70 Ultra will not be all that different from the Razr 60 Ultra in terms of design.

But what sets it apart are exceptional finishes: the Orient Blue variant features a faux leather back with a diamond stitch pattern giving it a premium look, while the Cocoa option features a wood-like texture with visible grain.

A 43-second video — looking like an official commercial — focuses on key selling points like blazing fast charging, rear and front camera performance, and the customization abilities of the cover display.

Razr 70 — Four Pantone Colors

The Razr 70 is shown in three shades in the press images, but it is rumored to be offered in four colors: Pantone Bright White, Pantone Sporting Green, Pantone Hematite, and Pantone Violet Ice.

Razr 70 Plus — Two New Colors

The Razr 70 Plus will arrive in a dark forest green called Pantone Mountain View and a light violet option called Pantone African Violet.

Design — Evolution Not Revolution

The images look just like the prior generation outside of the finish, which lines up with other rumors that hardly anything is changing with Motorola's new flip phones.

The undoubtedly massive primary and secondary screens of the Razr 70 Ultra are also showcased in all their glory, along with the handset's two rear-facing cameras and one centered front-facing snapper.

The Chipset — The Only Uncertainty

Multiple sources conflict: some point to Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 as a new chip, while others describe the chip as the same Snapdragon 8 Elite carried over from the Razr 60 Ultra. The two accounts don't reconcile.

(Note: The official launch later confirmed Ultra uses Snapdragon 8 Elite — the same chip for a second year.)