motorola edge 70 review forgettable mid range phone ProsCons...
For the time being, it is not worth 799 euros. If you have little interest in a thin smartphone, want a unique design or are looking for the most powerful mid-range phone, you better leave the edge 70 alone. Tested: Motorola edge 70, 12 GB RAM, 512 GB storage, Energy label A – 799 euros incl. VAT
Pros
- Long battery life
- Fast performance
- Years of security updates
Cons
- Design is disappointing
- Bloatware
how much smartphone is left when thinness rules the motorola edge 70 Pro...
Pros
- + very slim, lightweight design
- + high-quality build with IP68/IP69 certification
- + bright P-OLED display with 120 Hz
- + fast, precise touch response
- + fast Wi-Fi performance
- + accurate positioning
- + wireless charging support
- + fast charging up to 67 watts
- + good photo quality from the main camera
- + update commitment through 2031
- + plastic-free packaging
Cons
- - significantly more expensive than its predecessor
- - limited performance headroom
- - USB 2.0 only, no DisplayPort support
- - no LTPO display
- - no optical zoom
- - chassis can become warm
- - PWM flickering
- - dedicated button usable only for AI functions
motorola edge 70 review gorgeous camera phone outshines iphone airbyerli...
The Motorola Edge 70 takes on the iPhone Air in the suddenly heating-up slimphone wars, and after a few weeks with it, I'd call the fight slightly in the Moto's favour. With more camera options on board, a more dynamic, aesthetically pleasing design and fantastic long-term comfort on both hands and eyes, the Edge 70 more than makes up for any shortcomings in power or video capabilities. Plus, only one of those phones has a Pantone-certified back...
Pros
- Super pretty
- Super slim and lightweight
- Quality Leica camera
Cons
- Not super powerful
- Video tops out at 4K/30fps
motorola edge 70 review...
The Motorola Edge 70 is an ultrathin smartphone that doesn't compromise on battery, featuring next-gen silicon carbon battery tech. It's not as powerful as the thin competition, but it's also £300 cheaper, making the compromises easier to swallow.
Pros
- Thin, light and lovely to use
- Eye-catching style and colour options
- Bigger battery than other ultrathin phones
- Gorgeous 6.7-inch 1.5K screen
Cons
- Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 isn't a great performer
- Camera tuning can be hit and miss
- Only four OS upgrades promised
motorola edge 70 review a big battery makes this ultra slim phone easier...
A super-slim phone that doesn’t compromise on battery like pricier rivals. The Motorola Edge 70 still carries a premium for just a few millimetres less than a typical mid-ranger, though
Pros
- Slim build and unique textured back panel feel suitably luxe
- Decent performance and long-lasting battery for such a skinny phone
- Cameras mostly competitive with mainstream mid-rangers
Cons
- Thinness comes at a big price premium
- Overdoses on pre-installed bloat
- Photos are wildly oversaturated
