MOTOROLA EDGE 20PRO PRO
MOTOROLA EDGE 20PRO PC

The display also remains extremely legible under bright sunlight, boasting a touch sampling rate of just under 560 Hertz. Not only does it offer a high refresh rate of 144 Hertz, it is also HDR10+ certified and offers a large color space with over one billion colors. The 6.7-inch OLED display is really fantastic to look at. The large notch in particular, is a disruptive factor in everyday use. However, it's mainly the rather thick display bezels and the unsightly black border around the punch hole notch that reveals Motorola's attempt to cut corners. The chassis offers shatterproof Gorilla Glass 5 and looks as though it has been put together very solidly. However, that doesn't take away anything from Motorola's effort with this smartphone.

MOTOROLA EDGE 20PRO PRO

The Motorola Edge 20 Pro doesn't quite manage to come close to the certain premium feel of hardware from manufacturers such as Samsung or Apple. Display edges and bezels are rather thick.At the same time, it tips the scales at just under 190 grams while boasting shatterproof Gorilla Glass 5 on both the back and front, which offers protection to the OLED panel which comes with a 144 Hz refresh rate and 1,080 x 2,400 pixels resolution. With a 6.7-inch screen offered in a 19.5:9 format, the Motorola Edge 20 Pro measures 163 x 76 x 7.99 millimeters. Overall, Motorola has delivered a decent Edge 20 Pro.ĭesign & Display: 144 Hertz in a solid package

However, these are minor details at best that can be overlooked. Seeing how the fingerprint sensor is located here, you would struggle with this every single day. In addition, wireless charging support is missing and the positioning of the buttons on the right side is a bit too high, making it rather awkward. When using it as a smartphone, however, I have some beef with it - including the lack of proper IP certification, simply because it is important to many NextPit readers.

MOTOROLA EDGE 20PRO PC

In addition, the desktop mode 'Ready For' makes the Edge 20 Pro a real desktop PC alternative at the end of the day. The camera performance is solid and offers a strong optical zoom, while the 144 Hertz refresh rate on the OLED display is wonderful to look at. On top of that, you get more than ample storage with 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of internal storage. The main positive aspect would be the inclusion of the Snapdragon 870 SoC, which hardly brings with it any heat issues compared to the high-end Snapdragon 888 SoC. To that end, Motorola managed to bring its own charm and an amazing desktop mode to the smartphone. After the debacle that is Moto G10, the Edge 20 Pro has truly redeemed the company and convinced me in both price and performance factors. I had already written off this manufacturer, despite being an avid fan of the company, not to mention having gushed over the first Moto G models. The Motorola Edge 20 Pro is the surprise of the year for me.

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