Motorola Moto Edge 50 Fusion review

Motorola has found an exceptional balance between features and price with the Edge 50 Fusion.

The Moto Edge 50 Fusion on a shelf between wine glasses

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Pros

  • Nice screen
  • Great battery life
  • Fast charging with charger in the box

Cons

  • No wireless charging
  • Processor could be better
  • No MicroSD card slot

There’s not a lot of visual difference between Motorola’s Edge 50 smartphone this year, and that’s all the better for the Fusion.

Where I felt that the Motorola Edge 50 Pro was a device without any real standout selling points (that came together nicely as a whole), the Moto Edge 50 Fusion sells itself thanks to its sub-$600 price.

For that starting $599 RRP, you get a really, really nice phone. From the outside, it’s almost impossible to see the features that have been dialled back to help it attain that lower price.

It’s not the quickest phone you can buy at the price, but if you like style over performance in your great value smartphones, it’s definitely worth consideration.