India's affordable mid-range smartphone market just got the Moto Edge 50 Fusion. This device, starting at Rs 22,999, is Rs 3,000 cheaper than the Nothing Phone 2a, which was launched two months ago. So, if you have a budget of around Rs 25,000, which device should you go for? That's what we're here to find out, as I pit the two devices against each other in this detailed comparison. So, let's get straight to it now and compare Moto Edge 50 Fusion vs Nothing Phone 2a.
Moto Edge 50 Fusion vs Nothing Phone 2a vs OnePlus Nord CE4: Best for the experience?
If you've read my review of the Nothing Phone 2a, you probably know that the contents of the box are skimpy at best. You get nothing inside the box, apart from the handset itself and a Type-C cable. At the same time, the Edge 50 Fusion's box comes with a 68W fast charger, cable and a transparent case of good quality. In this department, the Edge 50 Fusion easily takes a step forward.
As for the phones, I have the Phone 2's White variant and the Edge 50 Fusion's Marshmallow Blue variant with me at the Beebom office.
To get into the details, the units have a distinct design. While the Phone 2a has a transparent design with no branding and Glyph Interface on a plastic back, the Edge 50 Fusion's Marshmallow Blue variant comes with a vegan leather back that Motorola has been sticking to lately. However, the Edge 50 Fusion's Forest Blue variant comes with a plastic back.
