- Bring back the details with moto ai. moto ai makes everyday moments easier and more intuitive, from capturing the perfect photo to organizing your notifications;
- Standout photos powered by Sony LYTIA. Capture vibrant, true-to-life shots with the 50MP Sony LYTIA 700C sensor and OIS;
- Precision-crafted quad-curve design. Featuring edges that wrap seamlessly across the front and back, creating a harmonious flow;
- Exceptional durability. Built to endure drops, dust, water, and extreme temperatures with IP69 protection and Corning Gorilla Glass;
- The brightest display in the category plus immersive sound. Experience a 6.67″ Super HD pOLED display with 4500 nits and Dolby Atmos stereo speakers;
Motorola edge 60 fusion, Pantone Slipstream, Moto AI Smartphone, 50MP Sony LYTIA Camera, Includes Protective Cover
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Motorola edge 60 fusion, Pantone Slipstream, Moto AI Smartphone, 50MP Sony LYTIA Camera, Includes Protective Cover
£299.99
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| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Operating system | Android 14 |
| RAM memory installed size | 12 GB |
| CPU model | Snapdragon |
| Memory storage capacity | |
| Model name | Edge 60 |
| Wireless carrier | Unlocked |
| Cellular technology | 5G |
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5 reviews for Motorola edge 60 fusion, Pantone Slipstream, Moto AI Smartphone, 50MP Sony LYTIA Camera, Includes Protective Cover
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Maninder Singh –
Amazing Mobile in price range with great picture quality
Amazon Customer –
Great phone for descent price
M. Edgar –
I have used and been satisfied with Motorola phones for years. I bought this Motorola edge 60 fusion as a replacement for my Motorola edge lite and wished I hadn’t. If you have no experience of curved phone screens I would suggest that you carry out research before buying one. To me the screen had two big disadvantages. The first was that the curve at the edges of the screen caused problems with some apps and websites which had controls there. Responses to finger touches in this area were not always reliable. Secondly the case supplied with the phone provided very little protection to the side of the screen. I’ve never had so much as a scratch on a phone screen before. This phone was particularly slippy and shot out my trouser pocket when standing up. It received a blow to the unprotected corner of the edge of the screen and cracked. Motorola’s appointed repairers charged over £90 to replace the screen. What’s more recipients of my phone calls complained of voice distortions after the repair. I have abandoned the phone as a bad job and replaced it with the Motorola Edge 50 neo which has a flat screen and in my opinion is a far superior phone because of this. It is also cheaper.
Amar Majid –
I like the slim size of the phone Vs my old Samsung. The screen is great and I keep it on Natural colour and it still looks very vibrant.
The speed of the phone is good although when you switch it on or restart it best to wait 15 seconds before opening any apps as It lags.
Haven’t used cameras to full potential but for the spec it’s decent.
Charging speed is fast! So don’t worry if your battery low just plug it into supported charger and it charges very quick to extra 20-30% power.
Two things which let down Motorola:
1. No live translate features or translation within application support. You can use Gkeyboard to translate what you type but unlike Pixel and Samsung, you can’t translate messages that you receive onscreen
2. No custom fonts like Samsung. Would be nice to be able to change the font.
Chris Prettejohn –
Just got this phone. I have to say it’s exceptional value. Screen is super sharp. It’s really light. The speakers are very good and the camera so far has been excellent. I really like the Motorola shortcuts too such as rotate for phone and karate chop for light. Little things like this make it stand out. Comes with a case but no screen protector.
Coming from the Huawei P30 Pro which I’d had for 5 years it feels like a significant upgrade.
Minimal bloat ware and almost native Android. Little things like the default camera photo app is Google Photos is good for me.
Got it for £259 which seems like an absolute bargain. Had to buy a seperate 68W charger from Amazon though.