Motorola gives the 2026 Razr a Swarovski crystal edition

Motorola has announced a special-edition 2026 Razr covered with Swarovski crystals. The phone joins the company’s Brilliant Collection and will go on sale in the United States on September 10 for $899.99, according to Motorola’s September 3 announcement.

The foldable uses a PANTONE Meteorite finish with 35 hand-positioned Swarovski crystals. Motorola also highlights a larger 32-facet crystal placed on the hinge. A clear protective case is included with the phone.

The crystal treatment changes the exterior design, not the basic role of the device. Motorola presents it as a flip phone with the same general Razr format. The announcement describes the edition as a fashion-led version of the company’s current foldable rather than a new phone category.

Tom’s Guide reported that the special edition is based on the Razr 70, which is sold as the standard Motorola Razr 2026 in the United States. Its report focused on the darker Meteorite color and the placement of the crystals across the back panel and cover display area.

Motorola lists a 6.9-inch internal screen and a 3.9-inch cover screen for the phone. The device has a 50-megapixel primary camera and a 4,800mAh battery in the published product information. Those specifications are associated with the Razr 2026 hardware used for the special edition.

The phone will be sold through Motorola’s website and Amazon at launch, Motorola says. Verizon is scheduled to begin carrying it on September 24. Availability outside the United States may use different timing, pricing or retail partners.

The edition is part of Motorola’s continuing work with Swarovski and Pantone. Motorola previously used the Brilliant Collection to change the exterior treatment of Razr phones, but the 2026 version uses the Meteorite color and a different crystal layout.

The crystals do not change the phone’s screen size, camera count or battery capacity. They are the main reason for the edition’s separate identity. Buyers considering the model will need to weigh that design choice against the standard Razr’s price and availability.