Motorola wants to make its new Razr foldable phone a little… brighter. The company has partnered with Austrian luxury crystal maker Swarovski to give both the 2025 Motorola Razr and the Moto Buds Loop earbuds a little more sparkle, in what’s called the Motorola Brilliant Collection special edition bundle.
The collection comes decked out in a striking Pantone Ice Melt finish, an icy blue tone with a subtle shimmer. But the color is just the beginning. Each device is meticulously adorned with genuine Swarovski crystals, transforming everyday tech into a fashion statement. The Motorola Razr features a faux leather back embedded with 35 hand-set crystals, culminating in a prominent 26-facet crystal on its hinge – a sparkling focal point whenever the flip phone opens and closes.
The Moto Buds Loop get their own luxe upgrade. A delicate band of alternating blue and white Swarovski crystals wraps around the ear loop, making them look as much like jewelry as they do high-performance, open-ear earbuds.
While the aesthetic upgrades steal the spotlight, the Brilliant Collection doesn’t compromise on performance. The Motorola Razr delivers the same specs that have made it a competitive foldable: a 6.9-inch main display, a 3.6-inch external cover screen, and the versatility to use its rear camera for high-quality selfies thanks to the flip design. Inside, it offers smooth day-to-day performance, a dependable camera system, and all the flexibility of Motorola’s foldable form factor.
The Moto Buds Loop, tuned in partnership with Bose, promise crisp, balanced sound with spatial audio support. They boast up to 37 hours of battery life when combined with their charging case, making them suitable for all-day (and all-weekend) use.
Perhaps the most surprising part? The luxury makeover comes at no extra cost compared to buying the devices separately. The bundle is priced at $999 – exactly the combined retail price of the $700 Motorola Razr and the $300 Moto Buds Loop, minus the crystals. Essentially, you’re getting the Swarovski touch for free.
You can learn more about the Motorola Brilliant Collection at motorola.com.
Photography courtesy of Motorola.
