Motorola has used IFA 2026 to unveil a four-strong line-up that spans a new mainstream flagship, a serious step up for its smartwatch range, a wireless charging accessory and a fresh entry in its crystal-studded razr collection.
The motorola edge 70 plus, moto watch ultra and moto snap wireless charger headline the announcement, alongside the motorola razr 70 with crystals by Swarovski.
motorola edge 70 plus
The edge 70 plus is built around a 200MP main sensor, the highest resolution Motorola has put in a phone to date, backed by optical image stabilisation, 10x super zoom and 4K video recording.
A dedicated macro camera and 32MP AI-optimised front camera round out the system, with the phone automatically switching to a wider group mode when rotated into landscape.
Power comes from the Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 Mobile Platform, paired with 8GB of LPDDR5X memory and up to 256GB of storage. A 6500mAh battery is rated for up to 42 hours of talk time, with 45W TurboPower charging and bypass charging for gaming sessions without long-term battery strain.
Design-wise, Motorola has again worked with the Pantone Color Institute, with the quad-curved body available in Mountain View green, Gray Lilac, Milky Blue and Sage finishes across acetate, silk-inspired and soft-luxe textures.
The phone meets military-grade durability standards and uses Corning Gorilla Glass 7i, while the 6.78-inch Extreme AMOLED display runs at a 144Hz refresh rate with Dolby Atmos sound. Google Gemini and Circle to Search are onboard out of the box.
moto watch ultra
Motorola’s most capable smartwatch yet leans heavily on its continued partnership with Polar, bringing science-backed insights like Nightly Recharge, Sleep Plus Stages and a Serene breathing mode alongside daily Activity Goal, Activity Score and Smart Calories tracking. A dedicated Running Coach offers guided pacing for both new and experienced runners.
For the first time on a moto watch, LTE eSIM support lets users make calls and send messages without their phone nearby, and Google Pay is supported via Google Wallet. It runs on Wear OS by Google with dual-band GPS, and is the first Motorola wearable to feature the on-device Qira assistant.
The 46mm stainless steel case houses a 1.5-inch OLED display reaching 2700 nits, rated IP68 and 5ATM water resistant, with up to two days of battery life and a 15-minute charge good for 24 hours of use.
moto snap wireless charger
A more modest but practical addition, the moto snap charger delivers up to 25W on Qi2.2-compatible devices, or up to 30W on supported Motorola handsets using its own charging protocol.
It’s built for cooler, more efficient charging with zero standby power draw, magnetic alignment for supported cases, and a 1.5m braided USB-C cable.
The European bundle adds a stand with an adjustable aluminium hinge and Alcantara base.
motorola razr 70 with crystals by Swarovski
The latest entry in Motorola’s ‘Brilliant’ Collection pairs the razr’s foldable form factor with Pantone colour work and Swarovski crystal detailing, aimed squarely at the fashion-led end of the foldable market.
It debuts in a PANTONE Meteorite finish with a quilted, soft-luxe texture, set off by 35 hand-positioned Swarovski Crystals in Silver Night and a larger 32-facet signature crystal on the hinge. A clear protective case is included, designed to frame the crystal work rather than cover it up.
Underneath the styling, it’s built on the same essential razr foldable experience: a 3.6″ external display capable of running full apps and replying to messages, and a 6.9″ Extreme AMOLED main display when unfolded.
A dual 50MP main camera system and a 4800mAh battery rated for over 36 hours of use round out the spec sheet.
Pricing and Availability
- motorola edge 70 plus (8/256GB): €599.99. Available from Motorola.com
- moto watch ultra: €429, from Motorola.com
- moto snap wireless charger: €39.99, from Motorola.com and Amazon
- motorola razr 70 with crystals by Swarovski: €999.99, from Motorola.com
