Ang mas abot-kayang smartphone na ito ay ginawa upang i-on ang mga ulo, sa pamamagitan ng pag-aalok ng iba't ibang mga pagpipilian sa kulay at estilo, lahat nang walang pag-skimping sa kapaki-pakinabang at malakas na mga bahagi at tampok.
"Hello everyone and welcome to another Gamereactor Quick Look.
We just took a look, by the way, at the Motorola RAZR Fold, which could very well be perceived as the ultimate flagship in the Motorola 2026 portfolio of smartphones."
"But most consumers won't buy that phone.
In fact, most consumers are probably going to go for something a little bit more mid-range-esque.
And for that, well, you need something like this.
This is the Edge 70 Pro."
"It is not a RAZR, but it is within the Edge family, which is Motorola's way of saying this is a broad lineup of phones that appeal to a lot of different tastes, but it is within sort of a flagship family.
That means that it gets the new backplate materials every year."
"It is a part of the flashy trailers that portrays all of these flagship-esque devices.
But in most cases, they tend to be more aggressively priced, even though it has Pro in the name.
So what are you getting this time around?
Well, it is thinner than ever before."
"It is lighter than ever before.
It maintains to be sold in different kinds of materials here on the back, which is paired with different kinds of Pantone-validated colorways, which is good because then you can find the one that is right for you."
"This feels like it's kind of like a deep red, almost, tending to purple.
And it is in this, I don't want to call it sort of nylon-esque because it most certainly is some kind of fabric that I can't pronounce the name of, but the point is that it is different.
And that is what Motorola is marketing itself on in most of the time, and I think that's a good idea."
"So the screen here, obviously once you turn it around like this, there really isn't a lot of new under the sun.
You have a hole punch cut out for the selfie camera.
This is a 6.78-inch AMOLED at 144 refresh rate, 5200 nits peak brightness, 1272x2772 I think is the actual resolution, and it's covered in Corning Gorilla Glass 7."
"Inside, you get the MediaTek Dimensity 8500 Xtreme chip, that's a 4nm process, and you get either 8GB or 12GB of RAM, up to 512GB of storage at UFS 4.0 storage speeds.
There's no expandable card slot.
Again, all of this, pretty standard fare in that particular regard."
"The big news this time around, as I said, is that it's just 7.2mm thick, which is really like, it's both, I think it has personality, and it's also really nicely constructed.
That is really clear.
It is also being portrayed as a battery king."
"It has a 6500mAh silicon carbide battery that supports 90W wire charging, and 15W wireless charging.
It also has reverse wireless charging, meaning that you can place something Qi-certified here at the back, and it'll charge it like a pair of AirPods or a smartwatch or something like that."
"There is four holes cut out on this little camera plinth, but it does not have four camera lenses.
Instead, I believe it's like a flash.
The fourth one."
"The point is that you get a 50MP standard wide with optical image stabilization, a 50MP periscope telephoto with 3.5x, which is good, and then a 50MP ultra-wide with autofocus.
It has Pantone-validated colors, records up to 4K at 120fps, so that is really good.
These are flagship-esque specs, but in a package that most certainly will be several hundreds of dollars cheaper than your average, well, flagship."
"So that's good.
Again, it's very clear when you look at it that this is a very attractive package for most Android buyers out there.
Whether or not it's good is something that we're going to have to test very soon."