The Motorola Razr 60 series is in the works, and its devices are gradually receiving certifications in multiple markets. Recent reports have revealed that the Razr 60 Ultra has the XT2551 model number. The device was recently spotted on certification platforms like TDRA (UAE) and FCC (US).
If the Ultra model exists, it is likely that the Razr 60 lineup will also have a standard model. Today, a new Motorola phone was spotted in the database of China’s 3C certification. While the listing has not revealed the name of the device, it appears that it could be the standard Razr 60.
Possible Motorola Razr 60 3C certified
The above screenshot reveals that a forthcoming Motorola phone with the XT2553-2 model number has received 3C certification in China. This device has been previously spotted in India’s BIS certification.
To recall, the Razr 50 from last year has the XT2453 model number. Therefore, the XT2553 device could be its successor, the Razr 60.
The 3C certification reveals that the alleged Razr 60 may ship with an MC-338L charger, which supports up to 33W fast charging. To recall, the Razr 50 was spotted with an MC-338 charger in 3C certification, but the device came with support for 30W charging. Therefore, it appears that the Razr 60 may continue to support 30W charging like its predecessor.
While nothing is known about the other specs of the Razr 60, recent reports have already spilled several details about the Razr 60 Ultra. It is expected to feature the latest Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, 12GB of RAM, and a 4,540mAh battery with 68W rapid charging support. Leaked renders of the Dark Green variant of the phone that surfaced in the recent past revealed that its design will be almost the same as its predecessor. In the US, the Razr 60 and 60 Ultra are likely to be rebranded as the Razr 2025 and Razr Ultra 2025.
