The Motorola Razr 50 Ultra, which is sold in the US as the Razr+ 2024, joined Motorola’s Android 17 beta program back in April. Newer models like the Razr Ultra 2026 have since received the stable release, and now it’s finally the two-year-old foldable’s turn.
A Razr 50 Ultra owner on Reddit says the stable build is available for the European retail version of the phone, but the catch is that he found it by running Motorola’s Software Fix tool on his laptop. So it doesn’t seem to be rolling out over-the-air just yet. The update brings a depth effect for wallpapers, a redesigned Quick Settings panel, and a new clock face for the cover screen. Vibration also feels stronger, according to the aforementioned user, and apps work properly on the cover screen again, which is something Android 16 broke.
Motorola Razr 50 Ultra screenshots after the Android 17 update
Not everything is perfect, though. Another user who installed it says Android 17’s expanded bubbles are missing, so only Messages conversations can be bubbled,
