From scrolling through social media to sniping enemies in games, the Edge 30 is wonderfully fluid. Not so the Edge 30, which goes to warp speed simply because it’s easier on the eyes.Įven side-by-side with a 120Hz phone you’re going to struggle to spot those extra frames, but there’s no denying how smooth everything looks.
But 144Hz? Those are normally reserved for hardcore handsets aimed at gamers. In 2022 it’s all too easy to be blasé about 120Hz screens, even towards the more affordable end of the smartphone spectrum.
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It’s not built to survive a full dunking, and rivals are better protected, but IP52 means you shouldn’t need to panic if you get caught in a light rain shower. Moto has also gone to the trouble of securing an official IP rating for water resistance. The under-display fingerprint sensor is placed rather low, but still within easy reach and is about as quick to detect your digits as anything at this price. Still, the slightly rounded frame sits comfortably in the hand, with sensibly-placed power and volume keys. It looks more premium than it feels, with minimal branding and slim screen bezels. If you don’t mind a bit of added bulk, the transparent case Moto includes in the box should keep the phone looking pristine without needing a polish every five minutes. That’s partly down to the plastic construction, which has a frosted finish on the back that isn’t all that great at hiding fingerprints. It’s something of a featherweight too, tipping the scales at just 155g. OK, so the rear cameras bulge out a bit, but that’s not going to stop you sliding it into the tightest of trouser pockets. According to its maker, the Motorola Edge 30 is about as slim as 5G phones get – and at 6.79mm we’re not inclined to disagree.
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