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Motorola Edge 50 Ultra

Released April 2024 · Full specs on GSMArena · Updated Jun 20, 2024

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Key specs

Released
April 2024
Launch price (UK)
£849
Launch price (Europe)
€999
Form factor
Standard
OS
Android
Display
6.7″
Main camera
50 MP
Telephoto lens
Yes
Battery
4,500 mAh
Wired charging
125 W
Chipset
Snapdragon 8s Gen 3
Base storage
1 TB
Weight
197 g
Water resistance
IP68
Software updates
4 years
Sold in
UK, Europe · not in US

What the reviewers said

Tech Advisor UK

4/5Jun 20, 2024

A competitive flagship with strong design, camera, fast charging and clean software, held back slightly by performance and battery life.

  • Appealing design with vegan leather and IP68 rating
  • Strong triple rear camera system
  • Rapid 125W wired and 50W wireless charging
  • Clean, well-supported Android software
  • Generous 16GB RAM and 1TB storage
  • Average battery life for a flagship
  • Bloatware starting to creep in
  • Performance trails top rivals; GPU slightly weaker than predecessor
  • Display brightness is dim in manual mode
  • Smaller battery than expected
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Trusted Reviews UK

4/5Jun 17, 2024

A good-looking flagship with solid cameras, decent performance and very fast charging. Lacks LTPO and always-on display, and it isn't a true Ultra, but costs much less than Samsung's Ultra.

  • Premium look with wood, vegan leather and glass finishes
  • Solid everyday performance from Snapdragon 8s Gen 3
  • Among the fastest charging speeds, 125W with charger included
  • Versatile triple rear camera system with 3x telephoto
  • Strong HDR display with 144Hz refresh rate
  • Main camera can overexpose some daylight shots
  • No LTPO display and no always-on display
  • Software support shorter than some rivals
  • Zoom falls well short of true Ultra competitors
  • Gets uncomfortably warm during extended gaming
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