Motorola just announced a FIFA Razr, a new smart tracker, and more at CES

CES 2026 is underway, and it’s the best platform around for making a big announcement. Motorola took the opportunity to announce the new Motorola Razr Fold, but that’s not the only new product they are bringing to the market. The company also has new products, including the FIFA World Cup 26 Edition Razr, the Moto Tag 2, the Moto Watch, and the Moto Pen Ultra.

FIFA World Cup 26 Edition Razr

The FIFA World Cup is being held in the US this year, and Motorola is commemorating the occasion with a special-edition Razr phone. The FIFA World Cup 26 Edition Razr features a pattern on the back based on the tournament logo. The colors used symbolize growth and renewal, and it looks pretty good with the vegan leather finish.

On the inside, the FIFA World Cup 26 Edition Razr is identical to the Razr (2025), but curiously not the more powerful Razr Plus (2025) or the Razr Ultra (2025). Motorola has added exclusive wallpapers and ringtones to set the special-edition phone apart, and you also get a FIFA watermark that can be used when clicking photos. Like other Motorola phones, this one will also benefit from the Moto AI improvements.

The FIFA World Cup 26 Edition Razr can be purchased on February 12 through Motorola, Verizon and Total Wireless. We expect to see the phone made available through Amazon as well. The MSRP of the FIFA World Cup 26 Edition Razr is $699.99.

Moto Tag 2

Motorola has refreshed its Android tracker with the Moto Tag 2. This new tracker now promises up to two years of battery life, up from the previous one year, through its CR2032 user-replaceable coin battery. You also get UWB support on the tracker right out of the box.

The Moto Tag 2 comes with an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance. The 10cm speaker on the tracker can get as loud as 77dB. The new Moto Tag 2 will be available in the new PANTONE Laurel Oak color.

Moto Watch

In a surprise move, Motorola is launching the Moto Watch. This watch features an OLED display, protected by Gorilla Glass 3, and is housed in a 47mm aluminum frame. Users can use third-party 22mm bands with the Moto Watch. The watch also offers IP68 dust and water resistance, as well as 1ATM protection.

The Moto Watch does not run Wear OS, though, but it does promise 13 days of battery life (dropping down to seven days with the Always On Display enabled). There’s no standalone cellular connectivity, but you can take calls when connected to your Android phone via Bluetooth 5.3, as the watch features a microphone and speaker. The Moto Watch also features dual-frequency GPS powered by Polar.

The Moto Watch will be available in PANTONE Volcanic Ash color on motorola.com starting January 22, 2026.

Moto Pen Ultra

Rounding up its announcements, Motorola is also launching the new Moto Pen Ultra stylus. This stylus is designed for use with Motorola’s Edge and Razr line of phones and features a 1.4mm tip size and 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity.

It promises up to 31 hours of battery life with its case, with the case being charged through its USB-C port. It can be used to trigger features like Circle to Search, Handwriting Beautification, and Sketch to Image, and there’s a customizable button as well.

The Moto Pen Ultra promises a latency of less than 5ms. It supports LPP 4.0 and USI 2.0 protocols. The pen is IP55 rated, while the case is IPX2 rated.