T-Mobile is offering Motorola’s Razr Fold and Razr (2026) for free, while Verizon is giving customers the Razr (2026) at no cost.
The promotions center on Motorola’s latest Razr lineup, with T-Mobile using the higher-end book-style Razr Fold to stand out against Verizon’s simpler free-phone offer.
Motorola enters the campaign after making notable gains in the foldable market last year, giving both carriers fresh hardware to use in customer acquisition.
The deals underscore how U.S. wireless carriers are leaning on aggressive device subsidies—including free 2026 models—to compete in premium and foldable smartphones.
Can Motorola's aggressive new Razr lineup finally dethrone Samsung as the king of foldable smartphones?
With 'free' foldable phones now a reality, what hidden costs are consumers overlooking in long-term carrier contracts?
As book-style devices surge in popularity, is the era of the classic flip-style foldable already ending?