Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 at its lowest price or Motorola Razr Fold at Rs 14,000 off: Which foldable makes more sense?

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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 is available at an effective price of Rs 1,25,130 during Amazon's Great Indian Festival 2026 Diwali Edition sale.

Motorola Razr Fold can be purchased for Rs 1,35,999 after a Rs 14,000 bank discount during Flipkart's Big Bang Diwali 2026 sale.

Motorola offers a larger battery, faster charging and triple 50MP rear cameras, while Samsung has a 200MP main camera and a lower effective price.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 at its lowest price or Motorola Razr Fold at Rs 14,000 off: Which foldable makes more sense?

South Korean tech giant Samsung announced the Galaxy Z Fold 8 series foldables in India this year. Soon after the arrival of the 8th-generation folding phones, the Galaxy Z Fold 7, which arrived last year at a starting price of Rs 1,74,999, was available at a significantly lower price. In this series of updates, the handset has dropped to its lowest price since launch. At a price of under Rs 1.3 lakh, the foldable flagship serves as a direct rival to the Moto Razr Fold, which can be grabbed for Rs 1.36 lakh after availing offers.

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If you were planning to buy the Galaxy Z Fold 7 during the Amazon Great Indian Festival 2026 sale, here is how it compares to the Motorola Razr Fold.

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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 price in India

During the ongoing Amazon Great Indian Festival 2026 Diwali Edition, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 is available at a starting price of Rs 1,28,999, the lowest since its launch. After availing bank cashback of Rs 3,869 via the Amazon Pay ICICI Bank credit card, you can get the phone at an effective price of Rs 1,25,130.

Motorola Razr Fold price in India

Motorola Razr Fold starts at Rs 1,49,999 (12GB + 256GB) during Flipkart’s Big Bang Diwali 2026 sale. With a Rs 14,000 bank offer via Flipkart Axis and SBI credit cards, this price can be reduced to Rs 1,35,999. The 16GB + 512GB trim is available for Rs 1,59,999, which can be grabbed for under Rs 1,46,000 with bank discounts, significantly cheaper than Samsung’s 512GB trim.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 vs Motorola Razr Fold: Specifications

Screen: Motorola Razr Fold packs a 6.6-inch pOLED 165Hz cover screen and an 8.1-inch 120Hz pOLED main display. The Galaxy Z Fold 7, in comparison, brings a 6.5-inch FHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X 120Hz cover screen and an 8-inch QXGA+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X 120Hz main panel.

Performance: Under the hood, the Razr Fold is powered by a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip and runs on an Android 16-based Hello UI experience. Samsung Z Fold 7 is powered by a Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy processor and boots on OneUI 8. Both phones are set to receive OS updates for seven years after launch.

Battery: The Moto Razr Fold, in comparison, houses a 6,000mAh Si-Ca battery with 80W wired and 50W wireless charging. In comparison, the Galaxy foldable packs a smaller 4,400mAh cell with slower 25W wired and 15W wireless charging.

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Cameras: Speaking of optics, the Razr Fold gets a triple 50MP OIS primary + 50MP ultrawide + 50MP 3x telephoto rear cameras and a 32MP selfie lens on the cover and a 20MP shooter on the main display. On the other hand, the Galaxy Z Fold 7 gets a 200MP OIS main + 12MP ultrawide + 10MP 3x telephoto rear optics and 10MP front cameras.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 vs Motorola Razr Fold: Which one to pick?

You can check out the Motorola Razr Fold if you want a larger battery and faster charging, triple 50MP cameras and a slightly bigger screen and form factor. Meanwhile, the Galaxy foldable can be an ideal choice if you want the OneUI experience and want a Samsung device due to its longer track record with foldables. Lastly, buyers should also note that the South Korean tech giant’s device is available at a lower price than the Razr Fold.

Vikas Yadav

Vikas Yadav

Vikas, a Copy Editor at Digit, writes to express his interest in technology. He covers consumer-centric tech news while hunting the day's most "VFM" smartphone deal. Plus, this curious geek enjoys digging into the last-mile intricacies of latest gadgets. Before Digit, he reported for Jagran English. Off work, you'll find him emotionally attached to historical sites or lost in tales of India's past. Simply put, tech is his 9-to-5, the rest is history. View Full Profile