Motorola Razr Ultra 2025 runs Geekbench with a surprising chipset | Infinium-tech

Motorola’s next high-end Razr foldable smartphone today is caught in the Geekbench database, as a prototype ran a benchmark. The device identified itself as Motorola Razr Ultra 2025, an interesting name because the company has not used that particular naming.

Globally, we were hoping to look at RAZR 60 Ultra, as the successor of RAZR 50 Ultra from last year, and in North America it should be Razr+ 2025. But perhaps Motorola is ready to improve its naming plan a little and go with RAZR. Ultra 2025 – We can expect, at least. Anyway, the name is not the most interesting thing about it. It will be the fact that it is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite SOC.

This is important because RAZR 50 Ultra / RAZR+ 2024 went with Snapdragon 8S General 3, which is a lot of crying, performance-wise from Snapdragon 8 General 3. So it seems that Motorola will finally use the real flagship chipset by Qualcomm this year. The phone managed 2,782 single-core score and an 8,457 multi-core score, which is less than being used for Snapdragon 8 Elite, but thermal in a foldable will probably do so.

Prototypes running benchmark had 12 GB RAM and Android 15 on the board. Perhaps there will be other RAM options, or perhaps it will only be a la Samsung, we don’t know yet. What the previous rumor told us that Motorola’s next flagship was launched earlier than its predecessor to launch before the foldable. RAZR Ultra 2025 or whatever it will be called can become official in March or April. If so, we expect to hear a lot about it in the coming weeks, so stay.

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