Motorola Razr Flex Reportedly Appears on Geekbench With Snapdragon 8 Gen 5

A device identified as Motorola’s Razr Flex has reportedly appeared in a Geekbench listing, offering an early look at the hardware Motorola may use for its wide foldable phone. The result is not an official product announcement, and benchmark listings can be faked, so the details should be treated as reported information.

The Geekbench entry

The listing identifies the device as a Razr Flex and reports a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chipset with 12GB of RAM. It also lists Android 17 as the operating system. Previous rumors had pointed to the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, making the reported chipset an unexpected detail. The listing may also use the name Razr Flex 27 or Razr Flex 2027, which would align with Motorola’s North American naming pattern, according to the report.

What the scores show

The prototype recorded 2,669 points in single-core testing and 8,837 points in multi-core testing on Geekbench 6.7.1. Those figures should not be treated as a direct measure of retail-phone performance: the test came from a prototype, and Geekbench 6 results are not directly comparable with Geekbench 7 results.

The Geekbench entry is a report, not a Motorola confirmation. Previous rumors about the phone’s display, cameras, battery, weight, colors and launch timing remain unverified and are not established by this listing.

Sources

• GSMArena: Motorola’s wide Razr Flex hits Geekbench with a surprising chipset