Motorola are giving us the edge with their newest lineup of Android based smartphones.

The flagship of the Edge series, the Motorola Edge 50 Pro comes with the goods without the hefty price tag.

Three cameras at the rear start out with a 50MP main lens, joined by a 10MP telephoto and 13MP ultrawide.

For your professional, social network worthy selfies you’ve got an additional 50MP camera. That’s more than other competitors top shelf devices offer and overly generous.

The Motorola Edge 50 Pro records video, either front facing or rear camera’s at 4K and makes use of adaptive A.I.

From image enhancement, stabilization through to subject tracking, your content creating vids are always going to be smooth, even if the path is bumpy or your subject is erratically moving about.

There’s a wide menu of shooting and pic taking modes on offer and I’m pleased to say that the Night Vision photo’s come out, well, a bit too dark.

Motorola Edge 50 Pro – Night Vision

Inside the Motorola Edge 50 Pro you’ve got a Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 processor crunching the data coupled with 256GB storage and 12GB RAM (model reviewed).

The P-OLED 6.7 inch screen is rich in colour and detail and has curved edges, making the Motorola Edge 50 Pro all screen, with little bordering top and bottom.

Battery wise you get a 4,500mAh. That’s not too bad.

If you’re an average phone user, you’re set for a couple of days, easily. However, as this phone’s features are slated towards photo snapping and video content I would’ve liked to see a bit more battery power here.

This said, when testing out the Motorola Edge 50 Pro camera, normal usage and mobile gaming, the battery life held up very well.

Whether you’re in to content creation, mobile gaming, or simply just after a smartphone that’s got superior quality camera’s the Motorola Edge 50 Pro is where it’s at.

The Motorola Edge 50 Pro has a lot going on in the way of features at a pricing tier that makes this new smartphone an absolute must for your next upgrade.

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