Motorola Razr with Swarovski Crystals – Enter to Win
Prizes
- One Motorola razr - 2026 with Crystals by Swarovski
- one signed item from a TBD coach/athlete
- one gift card to the Texas Longhorns Team Shop
Details
Motorola is giving away a Swarovski crystal-embellished Razr phone plus Texas Longhorns prizes for football season.
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How to Enter
Scan the Sweepstakes QR code available at Texas sporting events or at Motorola's experiential activation on Bevo Boulevard, then fill out and submit the registration form.
Important Requirements
Entrants must be 18 years of age or older. Open to legal residents of the United States. Entrants must be located in the United States when entering. Limit one entry per person, limit one prize per person.
Our Assessment
A single QR-code entry for a flashy phone and Longhorns extras, but you must attend a Texas event or Motorola's activation to scan it.
Why It's Worth Entering
A limited-edition Motorola Razr with Swarovski crystals is a standout prize not commonly given away.
What to Know Before You Enter
Entry requires scanning a QR code in person at Texas sporting events or Motorola's Bevo Boulevard activation, not an open online form.
Who Is This Giveaway For?
Texas Longhorns football fans attending games or Motorola's Bevo Boulevard activation.
The Prize in Detail
Motorola razr - 2026 with Crystals by Swarovski®, ARV $1,500.
What we can confirm about this giveaway
Motorola states a total prize value of $1,900. Entries close on September 30, 2026, the date the sponsor's page names. That leaves 3 days to enter. We rate the entry effort as low.
How it compares
We currently list 35 other active giveaways in Electronics. 6 of them close sooner than this one. By stated prize value it ranks 5th of the 14 in this category that name one.
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