Motorola Edge 60 Pro Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Motorola Edge 60 Pro - a flagship without performance

Today, it is not so difficult to find an excellent smartphone at the turn of the middle and high price segments. Usually, the differences between sub-flagship and flagship devices come down to simplified photo capabilities, a slightly less powerful chipset, and slightly reduced functionality. Motorola followed this path, but in some areas the manufacturer clearly overdid it with savings.

The appearance of the new product largely attracts attention due to the unusual colors of the cases, which you will not find in opponents. The textures of the rear panels are also original and varied, and the block of photo modules is also interesting. The display frames are very narrow, which also benefits the exterior. There is also moisture protection according to IP68 standards, there are no compromises in terms of the strength of the gadget and its ability to withstand the elements. The 6.7-inch AMOLED panel has a built-in fingerprint scanner, the quality of the displayed image is extremely high due to several factors. The impressive resolution of 2712x1220 pixels gives the image detail, the 120-Hz refresh rate - smoothness. There are also no significant errors in color rendering, the glass has an effective oleophobic layer.

The technical characteristics are presented by the MediaTek Dimensity 8350 CPU, 8 GB / 12 GB of RAM and the Mali G615MC6 video core. It is difficult to consider the bundle as low-performance, but it lags behind the top solutions by a significant amount. The same AnTuTu benchmark shows about 1,300,000 points, when some Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite goes beyond the three million mark. As a result, we get a responsive and smooth Android 15 interface, but in the most demanding gaming applications, you will have to slightly lower the graphic settings for truly stable gameplay. The permanent memory is 256 / 512 GB, which cannot be expanded with MicroSD cards.

The main photo modules have been transferred from the younger model without any significant changes. And now there are more questions about the 50-megapixel main Sony LYT-700C sensor and the 10-megapixel telephoto lens (three-fold optical zoom), equipped with a hybrid stabilization system, as well as the 50MP wide-angle sensor. If real photo flagships do not leave noise and blur in evening photos, then the device sometimes still disappoints with artifacts. If we recall the advantages of the device, then we will also include NFC contactless payments, support for 5G networks and impressive autonomy, implemented by a 6000 mAh battery. 9-10 hours of active screen time will become commonplace, in addition to fast wired charging at 90W, its wireless analogue has also appeared. True, its power is small by today's standards (15W). So the phone is a mixed bag due to the processor it uses and the hefty price tag.