This is the Motorola Edge 70 Pro. It launched back in April and costs €540 with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. Depending on the region, you can choose from several Pantone colors: Titan, Zinfandel, Lily White, and Tea.
In the box, you get the phone, a USB-C cable, and a hard case with MagSafe support — a nice touch that shows Motorola is paying attention to ecosystem accessories.
True to its name, the Edge 70 Pro is thin and lightweight, measuring just over 7mm and weighing 190 grams. It’s also curved on all sides, which is becoming less common for slab phones these days. The phone feels great in the hand, though it is a bit slippery, so handle with care.
Like other Motorola smartphones, the Edge 70 Pro runs Hello UI, a clean and attractive take on Android 16. It’s smooth, customizable, has tasteful accents, and doesn’t try to be another iOS clone — something we appreciate here.
Key upgrades over its predecessor include a better zoom camera. The 50MP 1/2.76-inch sensor sits behind an 81mm f/2.5 lens, replacing a 73mm f/2.0 lens with a 10MP sensor. The rest of the camera system is roughly the same: a trio of 50MP sensors for the main camera, ultrawide, and selfie. We’re already deep in testing, so stay tuned for the full review.
Another upgrade is the battery — a 6,500mAh unit, up from 6,000mAh. Charging remains competitive at 90W wired and 15W wireless.
