$700 Off Motorola Razr Ultra Leads October 2026 Coupon Deals

Motorola shoppers can save $700 on the flagship Razr Ultra folding phone through December 31, 2026, with no coupon code required, according to a Wired deals roundup published Sept. 29, 2026 (Wired).

How much does the Razr Ultra discount save shoppers?

Wired's roundup lists a $700 savings on the 1TB Razr Ultra (2025), which the outlet calls its pick for best small Android phone and Motorola's top overall phone last year. The discount applies automatically at checkout, and Motorola is throwing in free shipping. The offer runs through Dec. 31, 2026, per Wired.

What free extras come with Motorola's anniversary sale?

Buyers who pick up a Razr Ultra (2025) in select colors also get a free 1TB storage upgrade and a free pair of Moto Buds 2 earbuds, Wired reports. Shoppers who buy the Edge (2025) or Moto G Stylus (2025) instead get a free pair of Moto Buds 2 added to their order at checkout.

Is a promo code needed to unlock these prices?

No. Wired says every discount in its October roundup is applied automatically at checkout, with no code to type in. Free shipping is included on the covered Motorola orders as well, according to the outlet.

What about budget models like the Moto G Stylus?

Budget buyers have options too. The Moto G Stylus 5G (2024), which normally lists for $400, is marked down to $200 at Best Buy and on Motorola's own site — a 50% cut — or to $300 at Amazon, a 25% discount, Wired reports.

Why are Motorola's prices in the spotlight this fall?

Wired ties the timing to a broader run-up in phone prices tied to a global memory shortage, writing that the savings "can make a big impact on your purchase" for anyone due for an upgrade this fall. The outlet frames the discounts as a way to offset that pricing pressure rather than a one-time clearance event.

Does the newer Razr model perform differently from the older one?

Motorola's Razr Ultra (2026) is on the market, but Wired's own testing found no major differences in performance or specs between the 2025 and 2026 versions. That means shoppers who buy the discounted 2025 model are getting, in Wired's words, "a premium device for half the price" rather than settling for outdated hardware. Motorola, now part of Lenovo, continues to sell both generations side by side while the older model carries the markdown.

Shoppers weighing a purchase should confirm current pricing directly with Motorola, Best Buy, or Amazon before checkout, since promotional pricing and free-gift offers can change without notice.

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