Motorola had a great last year where it introduced lots of exciting devices to its portfolio. One of the high-profile launches from the company in India last year was the Motor Edge 40, which received a lot of praise from users. Motorola has today unveiled the next iteration of the Edge series, the Moto Edge 50 Pro, and there's a lot to talk about the smartphone so let's dig in.
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The Edge 50 Pro looks like a typical Motorola phone from the back. The frame of the device is metal and the back is made of a vegan silicone leather finish. The camera module almost blends into the back and curves from the sides for a comfortable grip.
Both power and volume buttons are on the right and the phone weighs 186 grams. The phone is IP68 rated and the screen is protected by Lenovo's ThinkShield.
The screen on the Edge 50 Pro is a 6.7-inch, 10-bit, 1.5K 144Hz pOLED curved panel, which Moto claims is a world first. It is HDR10+ certified and can reach maximum brightness levels of 2,000 nits. The screen also features DC dimming and PWM optimization at 720Hz to prevent eye strain.
