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Motorola Edge 50 Pro 5G 512GB 12GB (Snapdragon 7 Gen 3, 125W, 50W Wireless) 100GB iD Data, £20.99pm, £74 Upfront W/Code + Claim Headphones
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Also available in black at this price, nice bundle, with free headphones via claim, Terms & conditions - 18+ UK legal residents only. Starts 16/04/24 to 04/06/24. 1,000 x Moto Buds+ available to claim until 18/06/24 or until all gifts claimed. Exclusions apply. For full T&Cs visit: motorolaedge50pro.promo.uk.com
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Motorola Edge 50 Pro - Full phone specifications
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- Perfectly balanced design. Crafted with a sense of harmony, featuring natural-feeling materials, comfortably curved edges, and IP68 underwater protection.
- AI-fuelled motion capture + 3x telephoto lens. Record video free from blur and capture subjects from far away with incredible detail.
- 125W - The fastest TurboPower charging. Get power for the day in just 4 minutes of charging.
- Exclusive Moto experiences. Enjoy an array of unique features designed to make your phone more intuitive, personal, safe and fun.
- Vivid 6.67" Super HD (1220p) pOLED display. View programmes and films with infinite contrast and incredible detail, plus vibrant colours that meet cinematic standards.
- Cinema-quality Dolby Atmos sound. Immerse yourself in multidimensional sound, whether listening on headphones or your phone’s powerful stereo speakers.
- Powerful Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 performance. Boost your speed with a powerhouse processor, giving you a 15% increase in performance.
Motorola Edge 50 Pro - Full phone specifications
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sorted byEasily the biggest difference between the Edge 50 Pro and the Ultra is the camera array. The Edge 50 Pro packs a mere 10MP telephoto and 13MP ultrawide, neither of which really had the detail to make images stand out in my initial testing. It’s a shame when secondary cameras feel like an afterthought, but it is to be expected when mid-range prices have to be hit
I mention the above because often when a new phone is rushed off the production line, it comes with issues that haven't been ironed out in time, that theoretically some of them should be ironed out in updates.
If you don't want to wait to see if things are improved, if the issues don't bother you - and obviously look at the reviews where the reviewer anonymously paid for their own sample, rather than reviews where Motorola sent out samples for reviewers on the good old unspoken condition of a fairly good review if said reviewers wanted to have a good 'working relationship' with Motorola, etc, as in did they want to continue to get samples sent for review or not - it's easy to find on ebay for sub £400 (global).
Though actually, now I think about it, even Techspurt who was sent one gave it pretty meh review and pointed out (some) of the issues mentioned in the Indian reviews.
It is frustrating that the group test reviews out of India had the Motorola at a different in a price tier compared to over here; over here it's priced as more of an upper midrange phone rather than a midrange-er. Over here it would instead have been reviewed against heavyweights like the Galaxy S23, etc.