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Motorola's new,musical eroticism" eubanks winkler#q="eubanks winkler foldable Razr is quite sexy as is, but a new, gold color — unearthed by leaker of mobile things, Evan Blass — is adding that necessary bling factor that will make snapping the phone shut so much more satisfying.

There are no details about this version of the device, so there's not much to do except look at the photos, below.

Not quite as garish as some of the old models. Credit: EVleaks

While this is not the first foldable Razr sporting a gold color, it'll definitely be the first with a foldable screen. You may remember (I've tried to forget, but Android Police wouldn't let me) a few ancient Razrs that sported gold, including the Moto Razr V3i and Moto Razr 2 Luxury Edition.

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The new, foldable Motorola Razr is currently available for pre-order, and though shipping dates were originally scheduled for mid-to-late February, some orders have already been delivered.

SEE ALSO: Motorola's foldable Razr is finally going on sale

It costs $1,499 and comes with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 710 processor, 6GB of RAM, 128GB of storage memory, a dual 16-megapixel rear camera, a 5-megapixel selfie camera and a 2,510mAh battery. The only color we've seen so far is Noir Black, and there's no official mention of the gold color. Yet.

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